I checked my website on Moz, Ahrefs for the domain authority and backlinks. I have no domain authority and backlinks.
But I am ranking for my business name near the bottom of the 1st page. Any advice on is this normal?
☛ Why you should pay attention on relevancy instead of chasing links from high DA blogs that are irrelevant?
❝Link relevancy refers to how useful and topically similar to a website is when they link to your website. ❞
☛ When it comes to link building, relevance is everything — both for SEO value and for improving the success rate of your outreach.
Why Google is placing more importance on the relevance of your links:
☑ It helps Google get a better understanding of what your business is about, such as industry, products, and services.
☑ It helps prevent black hat link building from websites completely irrelevant to your site.
☑ Google can break down the relevance of a link from domain to domain, domain to page, page to page, and link to page.
If your link building campaign isn't providing the desired results, make sure you are targeting relevant links.
I'm working on a website in a competitive niche, it's a new site and both technical and on-page seo has been done really well for static pages which all rank >100 on the SERP according to ahrefs. Additionally, all blog posts that get written are also ranking >100. My question is, will blog posts alone be enough to pull pages up through the SERP or will backlinks be key here? Many thanks
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I can't understand what's happening. It is been going on for quite some days. The only reason I can think of is that my site speed is slow. The mobile (amp) version loads in around 8 seconds but still the desktop version loads in around 3 seconds. Do you think the site speed of my website can have these adverse affects on my site?
I'm wonder if anyone has experience doing both and whether one warranted better results?
I see eCommerce businesses either:
A) build out their product pages to be vary layered and informative
B) keep their product page simple, but then create 'landing pages' essentially, that are the more layered informative piece, that links to the product page.
Reason for asking, I just took on a new client, and none of their product pages rank well (at all) but most of their landing pages rank okay. I typically optimize my client's actual product pages, but this seems to be a functioning strategy as well.
Just curious if there was a recent algorithm update. I have noticed two blogs come in an outrank two dominant websites on a pretty difficult keyword.
Has anyone else noticed any wonky updates?
Thanks
