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Imagine a person making a website/page and just recommends stuff he/she likes, be it a youtube video, reddit community or a comment, or an image or a quora answer or a news article or just a blog link, or a another blog from slashpage websites.
The disovery of these recommended content to subscribers of their page/website which are segregated and accessible meticuously either by the user themsevles or automated, based on categories or other criterias or user topics can be very useful. Along with the comment section and note by the user themselves.
there should be a mandatory page or somethign like that which says "stuff i like" "recommend" etc. People crave genuine human answers and suggestions and experiences, and if they link that to external websites and blogs, i believe it will help discovery and also enhance SEO in someways.
The disovery of these recommended content to subscribers of their page/website which are segregated and accessible meticuously either by the user themsevles or automated, based on categories or other criterias or user topics can be very useful. Along with the comment section and note by the user themselves.
there should be a mandatory page or somethign like that which says "stuff i like" "recommend" etc. People crave genuine human answers and suggestions and experiences, and if they link that to external websites and blogs, i believe it will help discovery and also enhance SEO in someways.
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1. Add a โจ next to menu names: This creates a subtle hint that there's more to explore. Just be mindful that it will also appear on desktop views.
2. Enhance menu names with updates or counts: Add something like "แดบ" directly to the menu name to indicate newly updated content (e.g., "Articlesแดบ"). Alternatively, show a number, such as "(21)" at the end of the menu name, to highlight how many posts or items are inside. This makes it more engaging and encourages clicks.