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William Scotia

William Scotia

Customer Success Manager
SerpClix
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About William Scotia

William Scotia leads customer success at SerpClix, where he works directly with businesses and SEO agencies to build effective CTR optimization campaigns. He also writes the SerpClix blog, covering Google algorithm updates, ranking factor evidence, and practical SEO strategy. Every article is grounded in data from Google's own patents, engineer statements, and court documents, not speculation.

Before focusing on content, William spent years helping everyone from solo entrepreneurs to large agencies set up click orders, interpret ranking data, and integrate CTR into their broader SEO strategies. That hands-on experience shapes how he writes. He knows what questions customers actually ask because he's answered thousands of them. He also tracks Google's evolving SERP landscape, including AI Overviews, zero-click trends, and Core Web Vitals changes, and translates what it means for businesses that depend on organic traffic.

Articles by William Scotia

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Video Results Now Dominate How-To SERPs
June 18, 2026
Video Results Now Dominate How-To SERPs
More than half of how-to searches on Google now include video carousels, and YouTube has become the top search engine for instructional content. Your organic listings face new competition.
How Long Does SEO Realistically Take?
June 16, 2026
How Long Does SEO Realistically Take?
Everyone wants a timeline. The honest answer is that SEO takes months, not days — and the specifics depend on competition, domain authority, and a dozen other factors.
Why Google Trusts Reddit More Than Most Websites
June 15, 2026
Why Google Trusts Reddit More Than Most Websites
Reddit jumped from #68 to #5 in Google’s organic visibility rankings. The reason it happened reveals exactly what Google is prioritizing in its algorithm.
SERP Features That Steal Your Clicks (And What to Do About It)
June 13, 2026
SERP Features That Steal Your Clicks (And What to Do About It)
Google’s SERP features are siphoning clicks away from organic results. Here’s how featured snippets, PAA boxes, and AI Overviews affect your traffic — and what you can do about it.
The CTR Flywheel: How Better Clicks Compound Into Better Rankings
June 12, 2026
The CTR Flywheel: How Better Clicks Compound Into Better Rankings
CTR optimization doesn’t produce linear results. It compounds. A case study in auto parts moved from position 4.7 to 2.2 through the flywheel effect.
Title Tags and Meta Descriptions: How to Get More Clicks on Google
June 10, 2026
Title Tags and Meta Descriptions: How to Get More Clicks on Google
Every Google listing has two elements you control: the title tag and the meta description. Together, they determine whether searchers click your result or scroll past it. Here’s what makes …
Backlinks Are Losing Weight — Engagement Is Gaining It
June 9, 2026
Backlinks Are Losing Weight — Engagement Is Gaining It
Backlinks were the backbone of SEO for two decades. Google’s recent updates have changed the math. Here’s what’s replacing them in the ranking hierarchy.
How to Read a Google Algorithm Update
June 7, 2026
How to Read a Google Algorithm Update
Every algorithm update triggers a flood of expert analysis. Most of it is guesswork. Here’s how to separate signal from noise and figure out what actually changed for your site.
The 7% Who Click from AI Mode Are Your Best Visitors
June 6, 2026
The 7% Who Click from AI Mode Are Your Best Visitors
Google’s AI Mode ends 93% of searches without a click. But the 7% who click through have already read a full AI answer and still want more. These are your …
What to Do When Your Rankings Suddenly Drop
June 4, 2026
What to Do When Your Rankings Suddenly Drop
A sudden ranking drop is one of the most stressful things in SEO. Here’s a calm, methodical approach to figuring out what happened and what to do about it.
You Don’t Need to Rank #1 to Get Cited by Google’s AI
June 3, 2026
You Don’t Need to Rank #1 to Get Cited by Google’s AI
AI Overview citations from top-10 pages dropped from 76% to 38% in just over a year. Google’s query fan-out process now pulls sources from position 40 and beyond. This changes …
Case Study: From Position 52 to Position 4 in Two Weeks with SerpClix
June 2, 2026
Case Study: From Position 52 to Position 4 in Two Weeks with SerpClix
A private investigation company in Florida went from page 6 to the top 4 in Google in two weeks using SerpClix. Here’s how the campaign worked.