Yes, we used them for a 12-month campaign. We had a couple of really sticky news articles from a lawsuit that was dismissed years ago but still ranked high. They managed to push everything off the first two pages of Google within about 5 months. The results have held steady ever since.

Wet box" is a phrase that changed my whole game.

Wait, you weren't measuring the slope first?

Learned C from a textbook that smelled like basement and had coffee stains on the pointers chapter. I must have rewritten the same broken loop for a week because the index was off by one. Maybe it's just me, but all that manual flipping taught me how to fail gracefully, which is its own kind of skill. Modern tools are great, but they won't give you that special kind of frustration.

Did you ever try washing and reusing parchment paper? I attempted it with some gingerbread cookies last holiday, but the paper soaked through and ripped when I peeled it off. That messy experiment showed me how much single-use stuff we accept as normal. @hayes.linda, your move to silicone mats makes total sense for cutting out that constant trash.