After the recent update its been almost a month. What links are building except guest posts. Are niche edits still worth it ? What other links are you building.
A client of mine ranks really well for a very generic term. They want to change their address on GMB, but I'm worried they'll drop out of the local map results
Is there any way to ensure this won't happen? Should I create a new listing? I know that's not best practice, but it'll destroy his business if he falls off for this term.
Our main competitors have drop down sitelinks, but our site has a carousel.
Is there any way we can influence this? I told my boss there isn't a way, but he is insistent that we should be able to code it somehow
Yesterday I received an email from Google notifying me of issues with my website; I logged in to see 55 URLs affected with CLS issues.
I have never seen or heard of this before...But the graph shows issues going all the way back to May 6th.
I'm very confused here...
-Is this something new Google is looking for? Curious why I was just notified of this yesterday and hadn't seen errors when I logged into Search Console last week.
-Does it affect SEO?
-How can I quickly fix it?
Forgive my ignorance, I'm very new to SEO and have tried Searching for this answer with no luck so far. It's possible I'm slightly misunderstanding how keywords work too.
I want to target a long tail keyword, but being amateur now if I later find a better keyword for that post to target, perhaps similar but slightly less competitive. What's the best move?
If I switch out the keywords including in the slug, will Google cause me problems or perhaps assume duplicate content?
Alternately, if I basically rewrite a new article on the same subject recommending the same paint for almost the same reason could this be problematic.
I should probably cross this bridge when I come to it, but I want to front load a few big Informational articles on a new site and would prefer not to have to re-do them entirely once I've actually figured out what I'm doing.
Bonus question: when targeting similar long tail keywords is it best to include variations in one article - or write two different articles on the same or similar subject. I assume
Hi Reddit,
I am currently helping a family member improve their rankings and I am currently helping them with implementing a new website, with a highly rated and impressive web design company that also do SEO.
The business offers multiple treatment services: physiotherapy, osteopathy, chiropody, pilates, massage and more, and the company building the website has said that we will rank higher for each local search – such as “London physio”, “Manchester osteopathy”, etc (but obviously more localised), by creating one-size-fits-all location pages for each locality, that will rank for all treatments types + the location: so a “London” page would in theory rank for “London physio”, “London osteopathy”, “London chiropody”, et al.
My concern with this is that: - These services are too different for this page to feasibly rank high (and the aim is absolutely to be #1 for everything) for all “treatment types” + “location” keyword. If the company only offered massage and physio then I could understand this working, but for example chiropody and podiatry and pilates are very different to the other services - Even if these pages were powerful enough to rank for all the service + location pages, the click-through-rates on the SERPs will be low, as these pages' titles will have to be fairly generic (I assume?) to attract customers for each different service and not alienate any particular service searcher.
It is worth noting that the majority of these locations are searched extremely low volume. The company operates in an area where even 1-2 new customers per month makes a marked difference, and in all but the top 5-6 localities (there would be around 20), there is probably almost 0 search volume.
The business already ranks adequately for the most popular locality terms – think occasional top 1-3, and mostly bottom end of first page, and these rankings are for precise "Service" (osteopathy, physiotherapy) pages that are more relevant than these location pages would be – and I fear this could be jeopardized by these location pages. But I also believe they would convert well enough as info on each service would be there for potential customers to click through and find out more about.
Therefore it is a case of whether these pages could rank for a diverse list of services + location keyword, and whether these pages could get enough clicks if they were to rank.
Any advice would be much appreciated, and thanks for taking the time to read all this!
Google search console says my site has over .25. Agg. CLS is .35.
No idea what this means. I'm a layman. Is this simple to fix without coding? Is there a shopify app that can solve this? Super frustrated with this error message and lack of clarity.
Thanks
Ryan
Hi,
I've noticed that when a non cached version of my website is loaded, it takes about 3-4 seconds to load.
I have strong scores in speedtests like gtmetrix (A in Pagespeed and Yslow) and Google Page Speed Insights (90+).
I also generally have a low number of requests and small file sizes.
I've looked at other sites that have comparable metrics to mine, and they usually load in around a second.
Why is my site taking so much longer to load? What other factors are their besides the ones I mentioned?
My website is oneshotfinance.com
I am currently internally linking my website by dropping off htttps and domain name and am just giving the path in all my internal links. Will it be crawled by google bots and will link equity be distributed or will it not?
I have a blog that targets the US audience predominantly but not exclusively. My posts are written in Canadian English. Canadian and US English don't differ that much, but will Google penalize my ranking for US search results? Should I write in US English?
For those of you experienced in SEO which 2 influencers did you wish you knew about when starting your business?
Hey guys,
I'm going to post this in more relevant subreddits, but this is still an SEO question so I figured I'd post it here too.
Whatever this Google update was, did extreme wonders for me. My impressions, clicks and CTR have all gone up since the update dramatically, and it's improved a lot of the positions for my blog posts which are now starting to show up on page one, and I expect some quality traffic to come through.
Currently, however, I'm not happy with the look of my website. I'm a web development novice, and I was concerned about the possibility of losing current rankings I have if I was to make any drastic changes.
I've built my website with WordPress, using a basic theme, and then using Elementor Pro to build the specific pages themselves.
I plan on staying with WordPress, but shifting across to another theme and not using Elementor whatsoever.
I previously had to change the URL slugs for my blog posts, and as such I had to include a 301 redirect for all of them to ensure I didn't lose any rankings. This time, it feels like it's going to be an even bigger task to ensure I don't break anything in terms of content, and making sure users could still view it after clicking from a Google search result.
Does anyone have any advice for me on how to proceed without the need for many headaches?
I have amazon affiliate account long ago ... and i have full active account back then.
But i never use it for long time and now when i try to access it say no account.
So i join with the same email again
Now i cant make API ... to put in my site :(
it say
❌ Have completed 3 qualifying sales in 180 days.
❌ Have an approved associate account.
❌ Comply with the associates program Operating Agreement.
Anyone know how to get API key ???
In past i never see this kind of thing :(
Please help :(
Rather it be on Fiverr, upwork and anywhere else, anyone have any good recommendations?
I want to claim a knowledge panel because I'm an artist. I'm 15 and have to show my id. Do I have to wait until I'm 18 or can I already do it.
Thanks in advance.
How to disavow 400 RD ?
I am a health blogger and right now working in a keto blog. I want to make some good backlinks for my site. How can I find sites that accept guest posts for free?
My Website is an anime news blog and our Google ranking dropped in May after we shited to Ezoic. Another thing we also started using Rankmath instead of Yoast. We were getting daily 400 clicks from Google in April but it has dropped to 150 a day and only from those articles we wrote before changing the ad partners. Articles are ranking way low even after optimising thr keywords and LSI. Please help. Sorry for poor English.
I intended to set up my blog this month , however due to new circumstances I won't be able to do so. The problem is that I've already bought my domain name (haven't hosted it yet) and I was wondering if that would affect me in any way.
What about translating many english sources to spanish for ex and try to organise it in on big well explained article Is this bad ?
I'm working on a micro niche website, so can i take the information from other websites under the same niche and write it in my own words and post it in my websites ? Is it Legal ? ( Almost all the websites in the niche are saying the same thing in their posts )
Say I send users of my service straight to the website and they don't search for it through Google, will that raw traffic increase my position in Google's results?
My team and I can do search engine optimization for you. Will rank to #1 page of Google on your keywords.
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Hi guys, I'm starting a new website selling my products online, I am based in the UK and I anticipate that I will only be selling to the UK, which TLD would you get, a ".com" or ".co.uk"? Does this make any difference to ranking etc. Thanks in advance
Hi, guys, does Google list or penalize or ignore URLs with hyphens or underscores? Are underscores better than hyphens?
Hi,
I'm doing some keyword research with Mangools. But I'm struggling a little bit with finding the right one's words so I can start to rank pages. The brand sells organic clothing and uses Indonesian influences for their designs.
I can share the website URL if someone would like to take a look.
I left SEO a long time ago but back in the day, the best tools used to be Ahrefs > SEMRush > Majestic.
I'm thinking of starting a new affiliate site and i'm looking to get one SEO tool to get started with as I really don't think I need the 3 at the moment. If you could only pick one SEO tool, what would it be and why?
I still love the ahrefs keyword finder but SEMRush is looking very complete these days, not tested it out much though. Alternatively, there may be something new I dont know about.
Hi All,
Based on the advice of my web designer, I hired this overseas freelancer from UpWork (a person my web designer specifically recommended) for backlinks to improve the ranking of my small IT services business.
This was an "outreach project" where the freelancer:
My job was to:
I had a lot of trust in my web designer's recommendation but I'm now a little skeptical of the work performed by this "outreach consultant" for the following reasons:
Right now I'm starting week 5 and have told the freelancer that I would like to conclude the project. In retrospect, I'm wondering:
In any event, I will have paid about $3K total for the freelancer and the backlinks. I hope that these links pay off and my local ranking is improved.
In these times of COVID I have much more free time. I'm wondering if I could start a second project and do it myself.
I'm unsure of:
Thanks for any advice!
Hello,
We have a website but we hired a person to touch it up and they are using webflow.
When optimizing for SEO what would you guys say are the most important things I take care of?
Keywords in H1, H2, Text, Internal and External links ect.
All advice is welcomed!
Thank you.
Hello everyone,
I had recently used the Ahrefs trial to download competitor backlinks. Since I am a bit of a noob to link building, I was a bit overwhelmed by the tens of thousands of backlinks in the CSV files.
I have been trying to see which ones are relevant to my industry, and it seems to be a never ending process to manually research each referring domain on google for relevancy.
I wanted to know if anyone had any tips on analyzing competitor backlinks in Excel, as that would be quite helpful to me.
Appreciate any responses.
Say for example you owned the domain made up of two keywords like 'luxurycar' (as a made up example), are there any merits to getting the hyphened version too if its cheap? (i.e. luxury-car)
If so, what would you do with it - have it as a separate site or redirect etc?
An artificial intelligence system that helps in analyzing search results. It learns what a page of content is about and how that relates to keywords people are searching for.
Hi SEO experts,
I am only earning 0.01$ daily from my ads. And i do feel that adblocker has main role in it. Should I use it? Does it has impact on performance? Cauz i have a crappy server speed.
Hey.
I have got videos and required to do marketing in youtube so can u suggest best techniques to do video marketing?
and suggest similar sites like youtube?
Please advise.
When looking at average monthly searches, is there anything more precise and accurate out there?
Funny thing is google page speed and GTMetrix gives me terrible scores yet none of my friends and I experience ANY poor page experiences or slow loads. In fact, trying to solve those issues that we are "recommended to fix" siply gave my website problems and SLOWED IT DOWN compared to DOING NOTHING at all. The actual user experience and scores don't add up.
I have asked all of my friends to test it out from their home WiFi, 4G telecom providers and public WiFi like starbucks and my website is still functioning fast and fine. This involved different computers, different phones, different browsers and different internet service provider. Links were clicked from social media, forums, google and even directly to the site itself.
THEY ALL LOADED INCREDIBLY FAST compared to what these "speed test" websites tell us. Adding any plugins or trying to fix the issues to improve the scores and "fix" the problems always made my website slow done in reality.
At first glance this will seem off topic, but it's not. I am the GM of an affiliate agency and the owner of a small SEO agency. Both agencies have grown to a point where my work load is just more than I can handle, but not enough to hire, since it's not stable yet. Im feeling a bit burned out and looking for something to help with focus. Ive heard really good things about Alpha Brain, but wondering if anyone in the industry has tried it and what their experience was. Were you able to get in the "zone" more, as they say? Any side effects, like jitters or inability to sit still (that would make computer work unbearable). Lastly, is it worth the cost or do you/I just stick to coffee?
So, before I bought this domain name, I did some searches, seeing if any companies, random websites, or usernames came up for it. I'm starting a blog and wanted a fairly clean slate. Well, all I found was a Twitter user with the same name that hadn't posted since around 2014. Also, I wanted a .com, and nobody owned any of the other TLDs with that name. So, I thought good enough.
Long story short, a few days later I realized that the domain had been owned before. I forgot to check the Internet Archive. Someone had a blog from about 2013-2016 with pretty similar content as to what I am planning on posting. Not sure if I should pick a new name or not. I can pull out without too much trouble, as I'm still in the very beginnings.
Something tells me I might want to stay clear of this name. Should I re-choose? Or maybe I'm overthinking this? Thanks.
To be honest some of my most quality content is 1000 to 1200 words. Anything over 1500 is simply going crap and becoming an essay. I also found that people usually don't read articles over 1500 words unless we are finding answers for a topic specifically, myself included.
Is it possible to rank and do well with < 1500 words ? For every 2000 word article, I have 12 articles less than 1500. But it doesn't mean these articles are weak, I find them to be the exact amount of information required to be quality content enough that gets the message across. Not everything has to be an in-depth tutorial or review which simply doesn't make sense. Half the internet is there for casual browsing anyways.
But the real question is, would there be technical SEO setbacks for writing less ? Adding more words to hit SEO will just produce nonsense if it doesn't suit the topic.
Here is subreddit full of specialists, who can drive traffic to where they want. I am specialist, who can edit videos. My proposition is - make web resource, which advertise video editing. Charge clients any price you whant, use my work for fixed prices below.
Mini $25
IN - Up to 15 video files with overall time no longer than 15 minutes.
OUT - it could be any kind of video from commercial or music video to birthday congratulation from friends and family.
Middle $45
IN - Up to 30 video files with overall time no longer than 30 minutes.
OUT - including previous options, it could be short films, unpackings, reviews or any other kinds of video.
Large $80
IN - Up to 50 video files with overall time no longer than 1 hour.
OUT - including previous options, it could be videos from vacation, family trip videos, kids birthday, report from some event like comic con or else.
Wedding $150
IN - Up to 4 hours of video.
OUT - approximetly 1,5 hours wedding film + short clip.
There are some details, but they will settle with time of our collaboration.
About 15 years ago, I followed the old Webmaster World "26 steps to 15k per day" to generate affiliate marketing traffic and made some beer money sending people to Amazon and various commission junction sites. I had kids and they take up a bunch of time, something had to give so I gave up affiliate marketing.
My kids are teenagers and cloud computing is dirt cheap compared to what hosting cost years ago, so I'm dipping my toes again.
I have more programming skills today. I made a deep vertical niche website. I figured out how I can get users of my new site to generate a decent amount of keyword-targeting "thin content" on the site. I plant a few seeds and then I let the users do the rest. I tested it with my teenage kids, they seemed to get how to use the site.
I've got a few pages of thick content (1000 words plus) to supplement this thin content and act as "landing pages". I have about 15 more pages of this thick content planned, targeting keywords found with the google keyword tool.
I've also got a blog that I use to keep the front page fresh. I try to blog daily, searching news and youtube for fresh content related to my audience. I editorialize a bit on it to get upwards of 150-200 words per blog post. Blog posts don't target specific keywords, it's just freshness relating to the target audience. I blog about my thick content as I post it. I also plan to blog about the "thin content seeds" as I plant them.
Those blog posts get sent to my small social media presence. It's worth a couple clicks per day. I like to think it's my mom. :)
Questions:
Hello everyone,
I have seen a drop in traffic since COvid-19 lockdown started. Incidentally, an algorithm update was made by Google at the same time (Mar 18).
I've noticed the following changes:
-My impressions kept growing steadily
-But my click-through rates dropped
-As a result my web traffic also dropped
What do you guys think of this situation?
Hello Friends!
I work at a small, local company. We definitely want to rank high for local search , so we see the value of having a local SEO strategy.
But does it make sense for us to also invest in a traditional SEO strategy?
My understanding is that a traditional SEO strategy is focused on improving your site's visibility on a national or international scale. Does this make sense for my company if only local customers convert? How much can or does a traditional SEO strategy impact local search results?
If we had unlimited time and resources, I'd be all for a traditional SEO strategy. I understand that more traffic, backlinks, etc. to my site generates from relevant/valuable content is beneficial.
But my company has to be very strategic about where we spend our time since our resources are limited. I'd hate to spend the time writing a beautiful SEO-optimized blog on dog grooming, for example, if that effort won't impact my SERP ranking when someone in my area searches for "dog grooming near me."
I'd love to hear your thoughts!
I am new to SEO and can anyone help me understand if Do follow is the real deal or just money stealing trick by advertising agencies? Please help me out here.
Hi guys,
I was wondering how you guys fix organic traffic plateau?
This is an issue that I'm currently experiencing and I cannot pinpoint the exact issue that is causing the traffic to not increase
Thanks in advance :)
CONTEXT:
We are trying to inject HREFLANG in a Shopify product page template.
Each product page needs different hreflang while a template has the same code for all product page therefore we cannot apply different hard coded hreflang on each page.
SOLUTION:
We are thinking to create a product METAFIELD with value including the HREFLANG needed. Its value will be different for each product and would be posted in the product page code.
QUESTION:
Does anyone already experienced this? Any feedback?
Thanks!
I am a new ecommerce company. We have a free virtual event we're promoting in attempt to build awareness and our email list. I came across The Hoth and see they offer to spread your press release for $100. I was originally looking to spread the word and publicity, but they make it sound more like it's for SEO. Does anyone have info on The Hoth? Will this be good for getting the word out about my event? Will it actually be good for SEO? I really have not focused on SEO at all so it could be a good start, but unsure if $100 is worth it.
Hi,
I need to track conversions on for an ebook page. The code goes like this:
input type="text" name="robot" id="frm-ebookForm-ebookForm-robot"><button type="submit" name="\_submit" class="button-link btn btn--primary">Submit</button><input type="hidden" name="\_do" value="ebookForm-ebookForm-submit"></form>
I guess it's just javascript so the page stays the same after you hit that Submit button.
Do I have to use Google tag manager? Is there another "simpler" way? I need it just for this one conversion on this site so I guess that just a one-line of code would do the job the best.
Could anybody please help?
I just came across citation labs links prospector and thought it was a pretty nifty tool. However I can’t seem to find much coverage on it other than a recommendation on Backlinko.
I wanted to know is there a reason this seemingly time saving tool hasn't been widely accepted and are there other better link prospecting tools out there?
Hi folks,
I've started my website 9 months ago, it's in very competitive niche. Till now i have seen very good results because of my hard work, i guess. But i am wondering why for the keywords that have the biggest volume i see my website on first position today, tomorrow it disappears from SERP. Sometimes i even hit refresh and my site appears on first position, after one more refresh it disappears. I can't understand. I've read that there is some Sandbox and probably it's because of it but what is your opinion. Thanks in advance!
I'll be specific to my current situation.
My business is in its baby stage. GMB was created in February.
I currently rank #10 organic and #12 map for "industry + city name" search. I'm proud of these results because I've done it myself with no prior experience.
However, I service two surrounding cities and rank around #30 for both of these cities.
I manage all of my social media profiles and have my citation listings on all of the free directories.
How strongly do I stand to benefit from using paid citation services such as Moz or Yext?
Hi everyone,
I created my first affiliate website about 2 months ago, and now I'm trying to do some SEO optimization. My website is not a blog and my products have a very short description (about 50 words). To give you an idea, think about thisiswhyimbroke .com: tons of products with a very short text description. My site follows that style, and the products are in the tech gadgets niche.
Talking about numbers, I have about 700 impressions and 6 clicks. I know it's too early to see results in the Search Console, but, in your opinion, how will my website ever rank with such a thin content? Can you suggest me a good SEO strategy?
What is an SEO expert?
The SEO (Search Engine Optimization) specialist does the necessary work to bring the websites to the top in various search engines such as Google, Bing and Yandex. They are trying to maximize the user experience and still maximize their website. You are the person who can perform various analyzes, applications, tracking and reports to maximize websites in search engine rankings.
In short, an SEO expert is someone who knows how search engines work and how to use techniques to improve a website's ranking.
What does an SEO expert mean?
It is the person who ensures the completion of these studies by specializing in all analysis, evaluation, application, monitoring and reporting periods required for search engine development studies. However, the knowledge and workspace of the SEO expert should not be limited to this. The SEO expert also participates in the industry development process, analyzes the work of competitors, takes precautions about possible anti-SEO initiatives on the website and avoids working in this direction.
Who is an SEO expert and what does it do?
Experts in search engine optimization are not only tasked with defining and creating the most appropriate keyword. An SEO expert develops a strategy during the ad preparation phase and evaluates the result of the searched words or comments.
What do you need to be an SEO expert?
Some thinking, research and information functions are required to become an SEO expert. These;
Programmatic work: It is the main criterion for the SEO expert who is constantly working and should be done within a certain program.
Analytical thinking: decision making through a good assessment of dozens of data; Producing effective solutions to the errors and problems that occur are additional functions that are required throughout the SEO process.
Ethics and goodwill: Unfortunately, SEO is an industry misused in implementation and operation. The SEO expert should definitely work in good faith and strive for success with purely ethical work.
R&D: Research and development is the most important point in the SEO industry. Search engine algorithms A highly variable and innovative industry. For this reason, an SEO expert should develop information and application technology accordingly. Otherwise, the potential for success decreases day by day.
Features of the SEO Expert.
Fluent in English. Uses foreign resources to conduct research in the field.
Patient
You should be able to use other data analysis tools, especially Google Analytics.
You must be knowledgeable about connecting. You should be able to use backlink tools (Ahrefs, Majestic, Semrush, etc.) with advanced skills.
He must have been trained in algorithms.
Basic knowledge of programming language (ASP, PHP, C ++)
To transfer micro data to search engines, you must have sufficient HTML knowledge.
You must have analytical intelligence.
You should be able to draw a flow chart and create a road map in a studio.
Vocabulary is broad.
There should be a UI / UX manual.
It should be used for pre-built content management systems. (WordPress, Opencart etc.)
It has good R&D (research and development) skills.
Must have experience in creating reports. You should follow the reports you take and draw conclusions from past transactions. By sharing these reports with the customer, the customer questions are answered.
You should be able to rate social media and Google ads positively in the SEO process.
He must be a good communicator to channel his teammates as a developer or designer and understand the needs of his customers.
SEO Expert Qualifications
You must also have certain qualifications to become a successful SEO expert. The agencies you apply for are analyzed according to your criteria. So about you:
Those who graduated from departments related to SEO experience,
Information about HTML, AJAX, Javascript, CSS,
Bot, crawl, index, pagerank etc. mastering search engine technologies,
To be informed about SEO reporting and monitoring tools,
Basic area and accommodation management,
To use all Google Webmaster Tools, Main Google Analytics,
To know how to use and interpret SEO analysis tools,
To have information about algorithm updates,
Mastering all SEO practices on site and outside the company,
Be innovative and follow SEO trends closely,
What Should SEO Specialists Know?
Basic domain and hosting management
Basic software and coding skills
Must be able to use all the functions of Google Search Console
Google Analytics must fully dominate
Learn about local SEO criteria and their ideal structures.
Knows how to use and interpret SEO analysis tools
To be able to identify competitors and sectors and to determine which values are superior.
You should know how to use the Google Ads Keyword Planner tool
Identify the most desired related words in the industry and stand out to the web site owner.
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Hi,
I have been never done SEO for anything other than website. Can anyone please help me ASAP on the given title? I have to take this project as I can't afford to decline any project right now.
Best Regards
I’m working my content clusters and I’m wondering...how do I know what amount should be geared towards commercial sales vs informational posts? Initially I thought 50/50, but after looking at some case studies, I’m not sure...
Can someone share a few content sharing sites?
Other than blogger, medium and tumblr.
I have a few, but link is not getting indexed there.
Thanks!
Udeytech is a leading e-commerce development company in Los Angeles that offers various services such as website design, e-commerce website development, digital marketing, SEO, social media optimization, and many more. Most importantly, we have specialization in e-commerce web development and we deal with various CMS such as Magento, Shopify, BigCommerce, Prestashop, Joomla, Drupal etc. Our satisfied clients help us grow by providing referrals because they know that UdeyTech is the trusted e-commerce developer in Los Angeles.
What are your thoughts on this ?
Are there better tools or approaches that I could be using?
Needs
I want to make a small blog more popular and also have access to Yoast's premium features that help clean-up my blog (multiple keywords, internal linking, social media preview and some of the editing tools to help out with readability...etc).
Background
I run a small, personal blog about a niche topic (international parental child abduction) where I share reflections, tips and other related thoughts/stories. My blog has a Twitter account that discusses the subject matter with others in the community.
Yoast is something I've paid for because the free version doesn't have the whole suite of editing tools. I like the editing tools because they help me to better my language while also making the site more SEO friendly. In short, I like how it helps me to polish everything and wouldn't think twice about it if the full-featured version was free.
HOWEVER... it isn't. Every year they hit me up for $89 USD (sometimes with a 10-20% discount). I'm in Australia and our exchange rate is currently VERY unfavourable so think of it costing me more like $150 (per year) even after a discount. My salary doesn't get adjusted just because our dollar's sitting unfavourably, so I mean... it's expensive! My blog has no source of revenue and I dunno how many people read it per year but IMO it would be less than 50 people (generous estimate there - I don't wanna think about how few it might actually be).
Currently they're offering a 20% discount. When my renewal comes up they'll offer me 25% and on Black Friday (literally a week after my renewal) they'll offer 30% off (apparently only to 'new' customers... I already tried arguing "It's pretty bad look when you send out multiple 'concerned' e-mails claiming you 'reward loyalty' with your 'best deal' a week or two before you pitch an even better deal to that same person"). Anyhow, it is what it is.
I like the plug-in but end of the day:
I followed the instructions at the Wix Support page very carefully, but failed to manually verify my Wix site with Google Search Console using HTML Tag. I keep getting the error message: "We couldn't find your verification meta tag." How can I go about manually verifying my Wix site with Google Search console using some other method, such as by uploading an HTML file to my website?
Hello all,
I have just started work with a client for his newly launched website, it has been only one and half month and now he has started asking to give ranking on the first page of Google and Leads also, what to say him to convince, please suggest.
Some say Google May Update was horrible.
I can personally see pinterest have two or more pages on the first page of google for the same search query.
What are the steps to recover?
This might be a long shot - but I do SEO in the addiction treatment industry and noticed this morning that any searches on Google related to "addiction treatment" or "drug rehab" now feature SAMHSA's helpline at the top. I'm thinking this is seriously going to affect the number of phone calls we get - even if we still rank on the first page for local search terms and in the local 3-pack. Anyone else in drug rehab marketing notice this and have any thoughts of how it's going to affect drug rehab SEO?
I am currently starting the foundation for a new company. The company’s focus is business consultant & outsourced CFO roles. The firms that I have worked in the past had a smile & dial approach to bringing in business.
My approach is to have a SEO-centric website for lead gen & build out a nurturing campaign as people sign up. This will take care of the initial outreach which is very labor intensive & costly.
When it comes to marketing, I see myself more as jack of all trades and master of none so I have flirted with keywords, optimizing pages, building nurturing funnels.
I am giving myself 6 months of producing content with 10 articles per month.
What flaws do you see in this approach?
I got a reply back from one of my skyscraper emails today and the webmaster mentioned that he will edit his post (and link to me) if I also add a link to his website on my post.
I am not having fun with domain squaters, I want to buy the domains in both .fi, .de, etc... forms, because I have versions for all the languages in all the countries, but the .com is taken by a squatter who is asking for 2500. This is for a forum kinda thing.
I however heard that not having a .com hurts the site.
The problem is that the name is perfect, fits all the other national level domains, I feel that an io would hurt less than adding other garbage to the .com
Hello everyone!
I am coming to you because I need help on a point and I can't find the information I need on the internet.
Here's my problem:
I have two websites, the first one (site A), has a strong influence on the net, appears among the first results for my keywords, etc. But this site is very old, ugly, not opti, a galley in short.
My second site (site B) is much more recent and optimized, but has no influence on the internet, it is very far in google searches for the same keywords as site A.
What I would like in the long run is for site B to become as influential as site A, and then abandon site A.
My questions are the following: Is it possible to use the influence of site A to make site B grow, and then abandon site A?
With for example an automatic redirection from site A to site B? Is this problematic for the already created influence of site A?
And a big problem i have, is that i don't have access to the FTP of the site A, i have only a limited backoffice.
Thank you very much for your help!
Have a nice day!
Commercial searching on the internet is a big business in America. Everybody from moms to buy managers is searching the net for services and products that they would like to buy. Almost every shopping process starts by keeping in key phrases on search engines. Given this fact, internet entrepreneurs cannot afford to reject search engines, because that is where the buyers are. Keywords or key phrases as they are popularly called are very vital drivers of traffic. While there are several free tools that support you realize these words effectively in driving traffic, they are unique to key search advertising.
Internet marketing experts who specialize in keyword advertising and traffic expose your site to millions of focused customers who are looking for the service or product that you sell. Based on the keywords supplied by you, the display an advertisement that emerges when people type the keywords on search engines. This is indeed the top way to get focused customers. You can pick a keyword phrase that best describes your business and your items. When people write these words in the search engines, a pop-up emerges underneath the search outcomes, thus providing you exposure to the desired consumers.
When picking keywords, it is vital to be as creative as possible, especially if you are a little startup firm vying for focus in the industry dominated by giants. Using generic keywords, would definitely lead the searchers to the most famous brand on the online world. But if you are a pretty creative and use specific brand names, you stand a best chance that the search engine outcomes enlist your business. You can even ask customers to explain what words describe your business best.
You can also bid for keywords. These keywords have not been noticed by rivals and are hence accessible for optimization. Internet marketers can support you bid for these keywords.
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How we can index the links of site more than 4L tried with sitemap but only 30k got indexed
Hi all,
I have acquired a website that sits high-up in Google rankings for my keywords, but the content is irrelevant now (business that's gone bust, effectively).
How do I go about utilising the high-ranking domain in a useful manner?
Should I redirect? Should I create a landing page with a link to my site?
Thanks in advance, all
Am I want to buy SSL certificate for my blog to rank higher
Today I received this E-mail -
"Hey buddy,
I am a blogger and a YouTuber. I want to say that can you want to increase your rankings on specific keywords. I have also a website that is related to your post and has DA=10+ AND PA=15+.
Can exchange backlink from your sites. I give a link from my site and you give me a link from your post.
It is a great chance to increase the traffic by boost up the ranking on google of both websites. If you interested in this then please reply to me."
I have read somewhere that Google algorithm easily tracks this trick and can penalize you. Is it true?
User Name : seotuts.net
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Is there an operator for Google to search for backlinks? Interested in the analog "link:" How do I see backlinks in Google search results? I don't need Ahrefs or Semrush...
Do link building methods still work to boost YouTube rankings? if yes then which one is working best amongst comment backlinks, guest posting, RD, dir submission, and others? Also is there any other way apart from backlinks to help boost youtube rankings? I was doing some research and found that social shares and web 2.0 backlinks are still working out for ranking for keywords with high competition. GSA SER is working? Or any other free tool?
Hi.
is Quora links can be benefit for ranking, If no so can u suggest latest techniques for link building ?
or similar sites like Quora.
its harder to generate back links from dofollow sites, please share latest trends of back links.
Cheers.,.
Mine went down about 50% and it seems to be still declining. What are your thoughts on this update?
I feel like am doing the right things with my site so am going to wait it out till the next update.
I've never had a problem with any G update except with this one. Pinterest is ranking in 2-4 spots in first page for a lot of searches. Quora is ranking a lot too. Good quality specific content pages getting outranked by genral content. Smh, am just gonna wait this out.
What do you folks think about a service that hires mystery shoppers to buy products/services and then reviews the business online (primarily Google)? I think it could help with two problems:
1) Customers know it's honest as it's regulated by a third party, not the business being reviewed
2) New businesses desperate for reviews could use it to get beyond a couple from friends and family
To comply with the FTC there would need to be a disclaimer at the bottom of the review, something like, "Disclaimer: Mystery shopper evaluation by (insert company name here)"
I have gone through several blogs wherein the details of Google's new Web Vitals report are detailed. I just analyzed my website on search console today and found that there were more than 10000 URLs with agg LCP of 4.5 seconds (which is not good). Is there anyone in this sub who could suggest me some tips on fixing this score.
I have set up contact us page as goal in Google analytics, But I can't see any conversions in analytics. When user come on my website and submit contact us form after seen thank you page but conversion not seen in analytics.
I have set up following step in Goal Setting in Google Analytics: Goal name is Contact us:
please tell me is it correct goal setting? otherwise please send me step..
Hello,
I've been using Ahrefs and Kwfinder for my keyword research for a while now.
However, i have noticed something weird in Ahrefs, when i find a few keywords with a 4 value keyword difficulty when i check the same keyword in Kwfinder i get a keyword difficulty of around 30-45.
This is a dilemma to me, which one of those to believe to determine the actual keyword difficulty. One says the keyword is easy the other one says it's hard.
Does anybody have a serious opinion on the matter?
Thank you
NOTE: My site is still quite new and not ranking for any content in the first page yet.
I received a link from someone for a guest post. After analyzing the source code, saw this in the URL:
<a href="https://domain dot com/page-name/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-saferedirecturl="https://www dot domain dot com/url?q=https://domain dot com/page-name /&source=gmail&ust=159059709457500&usg=AFQjNFeCDZxyxbgUZk9cwkqCQpe9RPm3Sg"
I am not a developer so don't know what it means. Is it a legit link to my site that will pass maximum juicage?
I found that the most common referral site in the external link of the Google search console shows our own site. Is this normal?
The "referral" in Google Analytics also found our own website. I checked some information and said that there may be a problem with the code. But I don't know how to find the code problem.
Hi everyone,
I hope I’m in the right place to ask this. What do you think of Google ads? Google keeps recommending me this service with $100 credit, and I checked how much it would cost me to have an ad and it was around $300 for what I wanted. Should I do it? Is it going to put my website on the front page when people search certain keywords?
Hi,
I just looked at my event tracking report in Google Analytics, and there are a bunch of Events it's tracking that I never created (just to be sure, I double-checked Tag Manager, and they aren't there).
It looks like every external link click on my website is automatically being tracked as an event, regardless of if I set it up in Google Tag Manager.
Does anyone know why this is happening?
Been using Yoast seo, and it's been working great and im getting good scores on my web pages. Just in the last day I have added a few new pages and Yoast seems to not be detecting certain things. For example, it's no longer detecting internal links. Also, a few other things like saying that I don't have the key phrase in the introduction when I clearly do. Says I'm using more than one H1 heading, but I am not.
