Wakadaily started as a passion blog—covering news, entertainment, and lifestyle. Despite its ambition, the platform struggled with poor search engine visibility, zero monetization, and an outdated website structure. The team had applied for Google AdSense multiple times—all resulting in rejections. Frustrated, the CEO picked up the phone and reached out to Pulseford.
That call changed everything.
We received a direct call from the CEO of Wakadaily explaining their digital frustrations. Their blog wasn’t ranking, no traffic was coming in, and despite several AdSense applications, they were consistently denied.
After a deep consultation and comprehensive audit by our experts, it became evident that Wakadaily was stuck in the digital shadows—plagued by poor page speed, weak keyword structure, lack of authority content, and an outdated design that wasn’t optimized for either users or search engines.
They didn’t need a patch, they needed a transformation.
We made a bold decision—to reposition Wakadaily from a simple blog into a full-fledged Nigerian online newspaper, ready to compete. This meant rebuilding not only the frontend, but the brand narrative and search positioning from the ground up.
Our developers rebuilt Wakadaily’s platform with a modern, newspaper-grade layout. We improved mobile responsiveness, site speed, security protocols, and enhanced the user experience for news consumption and ad placements. We created custom page templates for news categories, authors, and tags—all aligned with best SEO practices.
We performed an in-depth SEO audit and deployed: Keyword clustering & targeting (with high-volume, low-competition keywords), Rich metadata & alt-tag optimization, XML sitemap and schema markup for Google News, Internal linking and optimized URL structure, The result? A site built to dominate the SERPs.
We advised Wakadaily’s editorial team on creating “Google-friendly” content with high E-E-A-T value (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness). We integrated engaging visual elements, click-friendly headlines, and proper formatting.
Within three months of the relaunch, we re-applied for Google AdSense. The result? Instant approval. The platform became monetizable, and ad earnings began to grow organically.
We set up and verified Google My Business for Wakadaily to improve local presence and authority. Then, we cleaned up their social media profiles, unified branding, and improved metadata sharing to boost link shares and trust.
Wakadaily didn’t just get more traffic—they got a new identity, a monetized platform, and a sustainable growth engine.
This is what happens when you stop patching digital problems and start partnering with experts who understand the whole ecosystem.
Whether you’ve been stuck with poor traffic, rejected by Google AdSense, or your content just isn’t getting seen—Pulseford can take you from rejection to recognition.
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