Does Your Website Feel Like a Dead Investment? 
You've tried the checklists. You've posted blogs. You've dabbled with keywords.

But instead of leads and sales, you're left with a website no one visits, blogs that don't rank, traffic that never converts.

That's where I step in.

Hi, I'm Faiza Parwez, Founder and CEO of LCG Digital Marketing Management. I help CEOs, founders, and brands turn their websites into revenue-generating machines, not just with SEO, but with the right content and strategy behind it. I build SEO ecosystems that make your website:

✔ Visible (through on-page + technical SEO audits)
✔ Valuable (with keyword research & SEO content strategy)
✔ Trustworthy (via content optimization + natural high DA backlinks)
✔ Profitable (with blogs and web copy that drive real leads)

Here's how I do it:

⤷ Audit your website & content to uncover hidden growth opportunities
⤷ Perform in-depth keyword research (200+ opportunities) based on your audience's real search intent
⤷ Build a content strategy designed to rank and convert
⤷ Create & optimize SEO-driven content for consistent organic traffic
⤷ Acquire natural, high-quality backlinks to boost domain authority
⤷ Revamp old/decaying content so it keeps working for you

Why do clients choose me?

⤷ Helped websites get 200% more traffic in just 6 months. 
⤷ Helped brands rank on Page 1 in competitive niches
⤷ Created SEO content strategies that bring consistent inbound leads
⤷ Built a framework that scales from startups to established brands

If your website isn't working for you, it's working against you. Let's change that.

DM me today to book your free 30-minute consultation.
Let's turn your content into a growth engine!

SEO in 2026 isn’t about rankings.
It’s about whether AI chooses you as the answer.

A lot of brands are doing “everything right” in SEO…
Yet they’re invisible in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and AI Overviews.

Why?
Because modern SEO isn’t just optimization anymore.
It’s how AI finds you, understands you, trusts you, and reuses you.

The problem I keep seeing:
❌ Content optimized for keywords, not questions
❌ Pages written for clicks, not extraction
❌ Authority assumed, not demonstrated
❌ Measurement stuck in traffic, not visibility

So, when LLMs answer a question?
Your competitor gets cited, not you.

This checklist breaks SEO into 8 AI-native layers you need for LLM visibility:
✅ Discovery (how AI finds you)
✅ Understanding (how AI interprets you)
✅ Answers (what AI pulls from you)
✅ Entity & brand signals (who AI thinks you are)
✅ Trust (why AI chooses you)
✅ Technical readability (how AI reads you)
✅ Visibility tracking (what AI actually shows)
✅ Longevity (staying relevant over time)

SEO in 2026 is no longer about ranking pages.
It’s about becoming reference-grade content AI can confidently cite.

P.S. If you want SEO frameworks built for AI-first discovery, follow me. 
I share what actually works beyond rankings.

Faiza Parwez

Helping businesses scale with SEO, social media & content that converts | Digital Marketing Strategist| Founder and CEO at LinkClickGrow

Search has quietly changed

Not just in rankings but in how answers are chosen.

Most SEO strategies still chase positions.
But visibility today depends on whether machines can:
 • understand your content
 • extract answers from it
 • trust the source behind it

That requires more than keywords.

It means:
 • clean technical foundations
 • clear intent mapping
 • structured, scannable content
 • strong author and brand signals

When SEO is done right today,
Google crawls faster,
AI systems reference you,
and users find answers not noise.

The fundamentals still matter.
They just work differently now.

Here is my AI-Ready SEO checklist covering everything from SEO basics and technical health to content strategy, off-page authority, and local visibility.

 No hacks.
 No shortcuts.
 Just the fundamentals that still work (updated for how search actually works today).

P.S. Follow me for practical, AI-ready SEO insights.

One page. Ten keywords.

For years, SEO advice sounded like this:
One keyword = one page.
But that’s not how search works anymore.
And it’s definitely not how AI-driven search works.

What actually ranks today isn’t keyword stuffing or endless pages.
It’s topic ownership.

I’ve seen single, well-built pages rank for:
- a primary keyword
- multiple variations
- long-tail questions
- and even AI-generated queries

Not because they tried to rank for everything.
But because they answered everything users expected on one page.

This carousel breaks down:
- how to group keywords by intent
- how to map them to sections (not pages)
- and how depth + structure beats repetition every time

If users expect the same answer, they belong on the same page.

P.S. Are you still building pages per keyword, or per topic?

I founded LCG Digital Marketing Management to help CEOs, founders, and brands transform their content and websites into revenue-generating machines.

How I help:

1.	Audit your website/blog for on-page optimization and technical SEO.
2.	Audit content strategy and determine how to improve your existing content.  
3.	Perform keyword research aiming for 200-300+ keywords. 
4.	Build an SEO content plan.
5.	Write SEO content and publish it on your site/blog to drive organic traffic and leads.
6.	Build natural backlinks from high DA websites. 

Are you ready to turn your website/blog into a revenue machine?

DM me today and book a free 15-minute consultation.

How one page can rank for 10+ keywords

SEO is being evaluated differently now.

If SEO feels harder than it used to,
it’s not because you’re doing less.
It’s because the rules quietly changed.

I’ve seen sites with:
 • strong technical SEO
 • clean keyword targeting
 • consistent publishing
…lose visibility anyway.

Not overnight.
But slowly. Silently.

What changed isn’t a single update.
It’s how search evaluates credibility, usefulness, and reuse.

Modern SEO now rewards five things:
1️⃣ Real people behind content
 2️⃣ Content built around real problems
 3️⃣ Trust signals that exist outside your site
 4️⃣ Structure that machines can clearly interpret
 5️⃣ Distribution beyond “ranking position”

SEO hasn’t become mysterious.
It’s become more selective.

And that’s actually a good thing.

P.S. Which pillar do you think is most misunderstood right now?

Most backlinks don’t help your SEO.

Some actually hurt it.
That’s the uncomfortable truth most link-building conversations avoid.

For years, SEO taught us one thing:
More backlinks = better rankings.
So, businesses chased volume.
Directories. Guest posts everywhere. Paid placements. Keyword-stuffed anchors.

And for a while… it worked.
Until it didn’t.

Here’s what changed 👇
Search engines (and now AI systems) stopped counting links and started judging them.
Where the link comes from.
Why it exists.
Whether a real human would find it useful.

An authoritative backlink is earned, not placed.
It lives inside helpful content.
It comes from real sites with real audiences.
And it keeps working long after the link is built.

Low-quality backlinks?
They inflate reports… and quietly erode trust.

SEO today isn’t about collecting links.
It’s about earning references.
If a link wouldn’t exist without SEO, it’s probably not helping.

P.S. If you’re rethinking backlinks as authority signals (not a numbers game), follow me. I share what actually compounds in modern SEO.

Nobody starts as an SEO expert.
Every “expert” you follow once felt lost too.

When I started in SEO, everything felt overwhelming.
Algorithms, updates, technical terms, conflicting advice… it was easy to feel like everyone else knew more than me.

The biggest mistake beginners make?
Thinking expertise comes from knowing everything upfront.
It doesn’t.

SEO expertise is built by:
- Being confused
- Testing anyway
- Getting things wrong
- Learning from real results
- And showing up again the next day

Confidence doesn’t come first.
Consistency does.

That’s true for SEO.
It’s true for marketing.
And honestly, it’s true for most careers.

P.S. If you’re learning SEO or digital marketing right now and feel behind, you’re exactly where you’re supposed to be.

SEO alone won’t win in 2026.

If your SEO strategy ignores social media, you’re building visibility on borrowed ground.

For years, SEO meant one thing: rank on Google.
Publish blogs. Build links. Track positions.

But today?
People discover brands on LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, and AI tools before they ever search.

I’ve seen businesses with “great SEO” struggle because:
 • No one recognized their brand
 • No one talked about them
 • No one searched for them by name
And search engines noticed.

In 2026, SEO doesn’t work in isolation anymore!

Social media now fuels SEO by:
 • Creating brand searches
 • Accelerating content discovery
 • Driving natural backlinks & mentions
 • Strengthening E-E-A-T signals
 • Supporting AI visibility and citations
 • Making SEO resilient beyond rankings

SEO captures demand.
Social media creates it.

That’s why the strongest strategies today don’t choose between SEO or social, they connect both.

If you’re building SEO for 2026, save this, share it with your team, or comment “SEO + Social” and I’ll tell you where most brands still get this wrong.

P.S. Agree or disagree? Let’s discuss 👇

If your brand isn’t showing up in AI answers, it’s already invisible.

Because in 2026, people don’t just search, they ask.

 A few months ago, someone said to me:
“We rank well on Google, but leads are slowing down.”

Their SEO wasn’t broken.
Their visibility model was.
They were optimized for keywords not questions.
For rankings not citations.
For traffic not trust.

AI search doesn’t work like SERPs.
ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude don’t “rank” pages.
They select sources.

So, stop thinking in terms of SEO tactics and started thinking in layers.
👉 How AI finds you
 👉 How it understands you
 👉 Why it trusts you
 👉 How it recognizes your brand
 👉 How it interacts with your site
 👉 How you measure visibility
 👉 How you stay relevant long-term

AI visibility isn’t one trick.
It’s a system.

And once you see it this way, the confusion around “GEO”, “AEO”, and “AI search” disappears.

P.S. If you’re still measuring success only by rankings, you’re playing the old game.

SEO dashboards are lying to you.

Traffic is up but visibility is quietly disappearing. 
Because today, ranking on Google ≠ being seen by AI.

 A client recently told me:
“Our SEO looks fine. Why are leads slowing down?”
Their KPIs showed growth:
 ✔impressions
 ✔ sessions
 ✔ rankings

But something was missing.
People weren’t finding them where decisions now happen:
 - AI Overviews.
 - ChatGPT.
 - Perplexity.
 - Answer boxes.

Traditional SEO KPIs measure where you rank.
They don’t measure whether AI trusts you enough to cite you.

So, we rebuilt the dashboard.
Not just SEO.
Not just traffic.
But SEO + LLM visibility.

We tracked things like:
 • Are AI answers citing us?
 • Are we a top-3 source in responses?
 • Are AI tools sending referral traffic?
 • Is content actually being used as answers?

That’s when the gap became obvious and fixable.

This infographic breaks down the KPIs that matter now:
From traffic and engagement → to AI citations and answer ownership.

 P.S. If you’re still measuring success only by rankings, you’re already behind.

Your page isn’t indexed? It’s not random.

Most people assume Google is “slow.”
In reality, Google is hesitant.

I’ve reviewed hundreds of sites where pages sit unpublished for weeks.
-No penalties.
-No manual actions.
-No “Google hates me” problem.

The pattern is always the same.
Google delays indexing when it sees:
-Weak internal discovery
-Pages it can’t fully render
-Thin or unclear content
-Low confidence signals

Indexing isn’t magic.
It’s a system.

If Google can:
-Crawl it
-Render it
-Understand it
-Trust it
Indexing usually follows.

That’s why “submit URL” alone doesn’t work.
Discovery ≠ guaranteed indexing.

The fastest wins don’t come from tricks.
They come from fixing the quiet blockers:

P.S. Have you seen this play out in your own experience?

Ways to get your website indexed faster

Editorial mentions don’t come from outreach.
They come from relevance.

That’s where most people get it wrong.
They pitch.
They follow up.
They chase links.

Editors don’t reward effort.
They reward clarity, context, and usefulness.

If your content:
 • explains something better than others
 • adds insight instead of summaries
 • shows proof instead of promises
 • is easy to quote and attribute
It doesn’t need promotion.
It gets referenced.

The difference between being ignored
and being mentioned
is how source-ready your content is.

That’s why earning editorial mentions isn’t a PR tactic.
It’s a content and positioning strategy.

Build content that:
 • stands alone when quoted
 • shows expertise without selling
 • appears where conversations already exist
 • sticks to topics you want to be known for
Mentions follow naturally.

P.S. Save this if you’re building authority, not just links.

“SEO isn’t working.”

That’s what most clients say.
But what they really mean is:
“I don’t understand what’s happening… and I’m losing trust.”

Let me be honest
SEO doesn’t fail because it “takes time.”
It fails because expectations were never aligned in the first place.

I’ve had countless calls where:
- Clients expect ads-like speed from SEO
- Panic after one algorithm update
- Obsess over rankings instead of outcomes
- Ask, “Can’t we just use AI or copy competitors?”

None of these are bad questions.
They’re normal questions, just poorly answered.

That’s why I created this carousel.
It breaks down 45 real SEO questions clients ask, and how to answer them clearly, confidently, and without jargon.

❌ No fluff.
❌ No fear-based selling.
❌ No “trust me, it’ll work.”

Just:
✅ Real timelines
✅ Real risks
✅ Real outcomes
✅ And how SEO actually works in a Google + AI + AEO/GEO world

The shift most people miss:
SEO in 2026 isn’t about convincing Google anymore.
It’s about building trust humans and AI can recognize.

P.S. Save the carousel and use it on client calls.

45 Questions SEO Clients Ask

Still writing new content every week?

You’re probably sitting on unused assets.

One good blog post can fuel weeks of content, if you know how to use it.

Most people treat blogs as one-time publishes.
Write → post → move on.
That’s why content feels exhausting.

A strong blog isn’t just an article.
It’s a content hub.

From one well-researched post, you can create:
 • LinkedIn posts
 • Carousels
 • Short videos
 • Threads
 • Emails
 • Lead magnets
 • Community answers
 • Internal SEO assets

 Same idea.
 Different formats.
 Different audiences.

This carousel breaks down 10 practical ways to repurpose one blog post without watering it down or sounding repetitive.

Less creation.
More leverage.
Better consistency.

P.S. Follow me for SEO & content strategies that compound over time

Repurpose Blog post into 10 content ideas

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Paid Ads or SEO? Choose wrong, bleed budget.

In 2026, visibility isn’t about either/or.
It’s about knowing when to use speed and when to build durability.

I see this mistake all the time 👇
Businesses pour money into ads, get quick traffic…
Then the moment spend pauses, everything drops to zero.

Others go all-in on SEO, expect instant results,
and give up before compounding ever kicks in.

Both sides feel disappointed.
 
Not because the channel is broken but because the strategy is incomplete.

Here’s the reality 👇
✅ Paid ads are great for speed, testing, launches, and short-term demand.
✅ SEO builds trust, authority, AI visibility, and long-term demand.

Ads rent attention. SEO builds assets.
Ads spike. SEO compounds.

The smartest brands in 2026 don’t argue ads vs SEO.
They use ads to learn fast and 
SEO to win long-term, including visibility in AI answers.

P.S. Repost to help someone choosing between ads and SEO

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