A little bit more info would be helpful. WordPress or anything else? Are these pages generated by you, and appears only then on the wrong place? Or are they being generated automatically?

Are you running old cronjobs? You're site is hacked?

A client of mine experienced a lot of bot traffic. I found the source is gammatraffic.

How to stop this and block?

It depends :)

I found out that the software my client use is generating H1 tags. And because this my client didn't know, he was starting all his categories and products with a H1. The result is that almost every page has 2 instead of 1.

Today I fixed them all. So I'm waiting for the changes in the results.

I compared a shop with the biggest competitor using Spyglass. Can someone explain how I can achieve more organic traffic for my customer? The difference with the competitor is enormous, while the shop of my client scores better on several points. Could it be that technology is the culprit? And if so, how do I find out? Other tips are also welcome.

Well because placing an image here is a hell of a job I'll explain it in plain text. First my client then the competitor: Search words: 1277 - 642 Inlink rank: 18 - 3 Domain inlink: 63 - 14 Backlink: 6277 - 248 Traffic: 3798 - 12.837

Why not link all cities from the homepage? And from every city back to the homepage with different relevant anchor texts? A big site in the Netherlands has great results with this.

If you want to rank beter with a city, see if you can link also from another page well indexed. It should help.

It depends in my opinion, if you link to a high authority site it's also brings trust and value. If you disavow this link, it will not be followed, so you can't "tell" spiders that you want the best user experience. And yes, you lose some link juice.

I'm really interested in your test.

Absolutely correct @ms. But the opportunity to create redirection chains decreases by this method, in my experience.

Google, if I use Bing results are by far not as relevant.

Probably the script you use is causing the issue.

Check first if a page has traffic or backlinks. If not, redirecting is not beneficial.

It's a proven way, we also use it. However 80% similar content is reasonable high. Try to reduce it.

At least use a different heading, meta description and tags. If you use images, make at least this onze unique for both sites.

Or check it with a duplicate content tool, if it can be traced.

I would advice to turn them on. Duplicated content is a SEO killer. The crawl budget will be used more effective. Internal links will have more value.

It'll take some time, but then your rankings should go up.

Do you have visitors?<br><br> Do a technical audit<br> Use a heat map.<br> Use Search Console to see exit page, bounces.<br> Check CTR <br> Check load times of every page.<br> And don't forget high quality backlinks, backlinks, backlinks.

The impact of redirecting a domain is useful if the domain has incoming links with traffic. And there is relevance between the domains. Best practice is to redirect not the complete domain at once, but relevant pages. So a visitor gets where he is looking for.

Removing quite a lot of spam and trash every day + banning users posting, but they just keep coming so we currently have automated spam solution in progress on our local dev branch. Need to fix few bugs as I don't want it to be greedy and remove lower quality yet authentic questions from real people. Hopefully this will air in two weeks, as I absolutely feel you @jaap

Coming back and seeing all the trash makes me crazy all the time.

I know the owner of the forum is a busy man. But the amount of spam on this forum is terrible. It reduces the fun reading and reacting. Isn't there a solution to avoid it, or to remove it faster?

Google will probably ignore these links, however to be sure I would disavow them anyway.

Invest in your content. Make it unique and give your visitors a good experience.

Has you engagement rate changed?

If the link is relevant and it's helpful for your visitors, just do it. Internal linking is a great way to enlarge your visitors dwell time. A lot of SEOs believe that Google does use dwell time as a ranking factor. It shows that your content is relevant to the search query. So it might give you, in time, a better result in the SERP.

Google finished rolling out the October 2023 spam update. Might be the reason.

For SEO there's no value. Keep also in mind that you make a lot of effort to get visitors to your site. Offering links to leave are not always very helpful.

I would rewrite interesting news and publish it at your blog. So visitors will stay where you want them to be.

Hi Stefan,

We have a spam score of 22% Is it a domain used before? Do you have pages with plenty of (internal) links?

Check you backlinks, page speed, quality of content.

Check if you have a penalty, find out here more info: npointseo.com/blog/google-penalty-checker-tools

Check your backlinks, I had a Bing penalty before. Disavow toxic backlinks should be your first step.

For a client I have to improve ranking. His desktop visibility score is 93% His mobile visibility score is 0%

I checked all elements for mobile and can't find issues. Anybody can help?

Place a link in your text on Blood Bank Kailash Hospital to Kailash Hospital & Heart Institute with the exact anchor. If this doesn't work, make another link like this from another page.

Or de-optimize the page Blood Bank Kailash Hospital by removing Kailash Hospital for example from the h1 or title.

What's the URL?

There are to backlinks pointing to this URL. First solve this with some high quality, relevant ones.

Check you competitors, there backlinks are a good signal where to find them. And which ones you need to rank high. Pay attention to the anchor text.

Also a good internal link structure is important. If this is cornerstone content, a link from the homepage would help too.

If they are relevant and gives the visitor beter or more information, yes.

Is your plan to remove website A in the future? And focus all on B? Or you've another strategy?

My client and I are having a conversation. He wants to prune a lot of his blog pages. In itself a good idea to merge almost the same content, we agree.

However, there are a number of pages that are very similar, but highlight a subject slightly differently. As a result, not 1 but 2 pages are shown in the searches for a certain position. He also wants to merge these.

For the low positions in the SERP, I agree with him. However, he also wants this for the pages that together occupy positions two in the search results. And here we differ.

My idea is that a duplicate listing should be kept at position 2, and brought to position 1 with some support from backlinks. He thinks position 1 will move faster with the merging of both.

I am very curious about your opinion.

No, I'll wait some weeks to disable AMP. First all 301 redirects should be indexed properly.

1) Make quality content for readers, not for Google. 2) Search intent (ahrefs.com/blog/search-intent/) 2) Relevant backlinks (internal and external) 3) Optimize meta tags 4) Remove site technical issues

See the answer of @binayjha. Otherwise share the URL

Will wait till all is indexed before deleting the amp module.

Thanks for the info!

Super, al amp pages are redirect to the original ones with 301 In .htaccess with

RewriteEngine On 
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} (.+)/amp(.*)$ 
RewriteRule ^ %1/ [R=301,L]

It depends, Out of stock products are very good conversion killers. So I would advice to have a proper stock management.

If the product will be back in a month, probably this you have to mention in the stock status. Giving the client the opportunity to buy it anyway. with the notification that the delivery will be within a month is an option. But very depending on the type of product you sell, whether this is accepted.

Never remove a returning the product! If a product will be sold out for ever, you can with a 301 to a relevant page.

You means the URL is in the SERP and not the name?

A shop installed AMP. I see the mobile conversion going down, more than 15%

So the owner wants to get it removed. However the pages are indexed well in Google.

Is the best solution to redirect every AMP page to the original one in .htaccess? Or is there a better solution?

The structure of the URL is like: index.php?route=product/amp_product&product_id=230 index.php?route=product/amp_product&product_id=231 index.php?route=product/amp_product&product_id=232

So redirecting complete maps isn't possible.

Already read : kinsta.com/blog/disable-google-amp/ but it's about Wordpress.

Help appreciated!

Don't change the domain, it's not needed. In time you'll be found.

If you do have a lot of content, it might help to optimize your internal inking with the keyword 'the world over'

Also linking from social networks with a EKM will help.

More important is to rank for LTKW like The beaches in the Gower for your page aworldover.com/the-beaches-in-the-gower-you-need-to-visit/

At the end of this page you have a link to your blog> "Want more travel ideas? Then head to the blog where you’ll find all of my travel content" You might change it into: "Want more travel ideas? Then head to the blog of a world over where you’ll find all of my travel content"

Good you forgot, means you are busy.

Disavowing links helped, back in 5 day's

A client website has a Bing penalty. However I suppose he has. There's no notification in his webmaster tools. But no page is found anymore, only his business profile.

Spammy links were disavowed for Google but not for Bing

I uploaded all these to the Bing disavow tool.

Can anything else be done?

Is your site map up to date?

As long as the content is unique and focusing on a particular subject you can write an article. Perhaps a category page (how to choose the best tent for your needs) with all these pages will help your visitors to find the needed information fast. Keep the user intent in mind.

Both are important. And one can't be successful without the other.

A SEO optimized site with technical problems will rank lower. A perfect fast loading site without backlinks will have the same issue.

A Ferrari looks like a fast car, however with a sewing machine engine inside it'll run slow.

Search intent of your targeted audience is important. Keyword research gives you the answers your audience is looking for. Provide them with the best high quality answer.

Divide your audience in 2 groups transactional and informational. And provide them both with relevant content.

Create a page link partners. But no link from your index to this page.

And keep in mind: With a reciprocal link there is a consideration, so these links do not count in the backlink profile. They do have a certain value for SEO, but this impact is not that great. By exchanging mutual links, websites can generate more traffic and benefit from each other's popularity.

"But picking these SAME keyphrases over and over for each page, does that make sense?"

No, is the simple answer.

For your articles you use long term keywords. Your page " "How to pick a tour of Iran that fits your personality?" is a perfect example. Optimize it for example for the long tail: how to pick a tour in Iran? In this article you put 2 or 3 links, some to other relevant pages and 1 to your homepage with your main keyword travel to Iran.

Writing other pages use different phrases to link to your homepage, not only travel to Iran, it's not natural for search engines.

Don't write for SEO tools, but for your audience. Find out where they look for and give them the best information. If you do like this, you'll also find out that other webmasters will link to your articles.

Another great source are your customers. By asking with which keywords they search.

Mix the words through the content, Google will understand. Start your text fe with Floor plan or floorplanning is.... And use both in the meta.

Whats's the site?

The site isn't finished. Visiting the tab SHIPPING & DELIVERY on product/bounce-back-pillows gives me a beautiful text in Latin. Best receipt to scare people away.

Technical issues on mobile are killing your work. Optimize your images first, your speed index is 6.9 (PageSpeed Insights) Why not use WebP?

There's a lot of thin content. Find out the search intent of your target audience and explain why they should buy exactly your product. Benefits, solution for sweat, neck or anything relative. Convince them to buy!

I had a situation like this once.

Publishing regular images and news at GMB helped also to regain trust.

Customer uses Adwords.

Backlinks I'm busy with, however the client's budget is very limited.

I suggested him to improve also his internal linking.

Still remains the question: What would your first step be to improve traffic in this case?

I think these articles are a way to show authority about the subject.

It's more about site structure. I would link from this articles to product pages, with in the text close to the link a explanation about the solution you offer with this product.

Probably to test, you can place this articles a level more down from the homepage? And no back links to these articles from home page or product pages (suppose you haven't). Only from other articles.

If your articles rank this well, write more about your products?

I'm busy for a client with a shop He wants to outrank his competitor. Let call his shop A Competitor Shop B

Keywords 3.1K (A) 2.4K (B) DA 17 (A) 14(B) Backlinks and quality BL 4K and 958 629 and 44 (B) Performance mob-desktop 61-98 (A) 56-93 (B)

In all above shop A wins. But now look at the traffic 2,8K (A) 6K (B)

What would your first step be to improve traffic? I'm now busy to optimize his most profitable keywords, and add links from his blog to relevant articles in the shop. And some technical improvements for mobile.

It's a start but not enough

Content is king, keep publishing high quality content frequently. Results depends on your niche, competition, backlinks, authority, internal links, technical SEO, and some 200 other factors. Success!

Sharing you URL makes it more easy to give advice.

I would suggest that any removed indexed page should have a 301 redirect. If there's no proper page to link to, link to the homepage.

GA-4 set up for one of my stores is not functional. The amount of conversions is visible, however without the order amount. So practically useless...

Anybody has any clue?

A planning tool to schedule posts regularly would perhaps help you. Later and Buffer are just two of many.

Improve UX first. All these broken links in your menu don't help.

Internal linking will help

What are the most important keywords?

Share new pages on socials Build quality backlinks Link new pages from index page and other relevant pages

Fix your canonical URL problem

There's is a much more cheaper way to get likes. Advertise on FB an target countries with the lowest costs.

You can't have a page where to order all products and from your landing pages a direct link to order the specific product? Would make it all much more flexible.

I do agree, after looking at your site, with @binayjha. One order page should work best.

Try to make per product a unique landing page with rich content. Well-optimized titles and metadata can avoid duplicate content warnings.

Why not a landing page for PowerPoint Recovery How to recover your Powerpoint presentation?

And for PDF Repair Easy repair all your PDF files

There's enough to write about all the tools you offer.

We're deleting tons of questions like yours.

You have to provide details. The better description of your question => the more helpful answer you can get.

Still I think it's again a signal that quality will be even more important. Not only back links, but dwell time and bounce rate will become more leading factors. Crawling is an expensive hobby :-)

What have you already done for this? It's hard to answer if we don't know your goals.

Google may reduce the frequency of crawling webpages as it grows more conscious of the sustainability of crawling and indexing.

This topic is discussed by Google’s Search Relations team, which is made up of John Mueller, Martin Splitt, and Gary Illyes.

searchenginejournal.com/google-crawl-rate/434265/

1. Write an in-depth high-quality article about your nice to become an authority on the subject
2. Start a newsletter subscription
3. Share your articles on social media (good content will be shared)
4. Internal links to relevant content (siloing works great)
5. Start with number 1 again

You used the word virgins 18x, virgin only twice. So the SERP are based on your input.

Read this: growhackscale.com/blog/301-redirect-http-https

What's the URL?

Another one worth reading ahrefs.com/blog/seo-basics/

I'm not a supporter of reciprocal links. If somebody wants a link back, I place it on another domain. My money site is not giving away link juice.

There are also free backlink checkers, they'll give you info on where your competitors do have a link from.

Before applying for a link, check the website for DA spam score, etc. Never offer immediately a backlink in return. If your content is worth reading for the visitors of the site, often it's not even needed.

GTmetrix offers a free account where you can change the location. A paid account offers even more locations.

Don't you think that because both ChatGPT and Bard scrap information, traffic to websites will decrease? We already see this trend through the Google 0 position and this development will reinforce it.

1. The blog section can be used on the domain itself. There is no need to move it on a subdomain as in current case. You should consider it so that URLs shouldn't change.
2. Hope all old URLs have been redirected permanently to the respective new URLs
3. Hope The Google Search Console is not showing errors to be fixed.

In the source code of the index page , I found Why Choose Real Estate Finance Group?

Perhaps you'll find here something? seosandwitch.com/guest-posting-sites-uk/

Keep in mind that relevance is a strong signal to SE. Like @ms said before stay in your niche. So real estate, finance, builders f.e., dependable of your website content

Give it some time. If the old result is showing up, the new info isn't indexed yet.

Just deleting products is a tricky business. If they have backlinks or were indexed I always prefer a 301. Or to a related product, otherwise to the homepage.

Interesting for a better understanding of search engines,

searchengineland.com/yandex-search-ranking-factors-leak-392323

SEO activities are a long continuous process. Changes made will only be implemented in search results once a bot has crawled the site. Compare it to placing a backlink, which is only valuable for the SEO after a bot has visited. The time for optimizing is not important at all.

Content. What is your visitor's search intent? Fulfill it!

Bookmark sites you find on expert-seo-training-institute.in/blog/social-bookmarking-websites-list/2/ Some should work?

For a Dutch shop, I need no-follow backlinks. The owner's link profile is a mess.

Should be placed drop by drop, about 15 monthly. Is anybody familiar with a service like this?

DA mix between 20-40 will do.

Spy your competitors. Choose for quality and relevance not for quantity.

A natural mix of both you need.

https://www.bildungsserver.de/schulen-in-deutschland-276-de.html

My advice is don't split. Make it cornerstone content. Create perfect navigation. Support the article with some good backlinks and a link from the homepage.

(Did you spy on your top 3 competitors for the main keyword(s)?

Disavow the URLs of the questionable pages or domains that link to your website.

Image elements do not have explicit width and height.

Speed Index 9.7 s (For UX much too slow)

Did you think about how to deal with internal links? Don't see a good structure. Perhaps it's automatized?

A long text doesn't mean you should break it up into pieces. What is the benefit you try to achieve with this?

What a long text need is an index after the introduction. So visitors will find fast the needed information.

After publishing you give the old page a 301.

Ignore my last post here, found the button last posts :)

Talking about updates. Active topics on top?

Blog posts can be a good option if they are moderated by @ms before publishing. So no spam links etc. Content should be high quality and really add something. This way you can create a knowledge base worth visiting.

Good point @binayjha

Relevant excellent content is King. Also, optimize your title and description tag. CTR is an important factor to rank higher A high CTR shows SE you offer relevant content if you don't spoil it with a high bounce rate :-).

1. Technique
2. Content
3. Popularity

Some tools/info to start:

• https://gtmetrix.com/ (no speed no glory)
• https://ahrefs.com/blog/seo-silo-structure/ (siloing works good for me however)
• Screaming frog to look for non-indexed links (fix them!)
• Keyword cannibalization

This might help:https://ahrefs.com/blog/hreflang-tags/

https://neilpatel.com/blog/the-definitive-strategy-for-driving-organic-traffic-without-ranking-in-googles-top-10/

Any backlink is valuable in SEO. @binayjha No way

When Google sees your website's strong social signals, it rates your website as a reliable resource for the search keywords your content is vying for. Twitter is a top choice for a social media platform to boost your website because of its active users' wide range.

https://semupdates.com/how-twitter-helps-boost-your-websites-seo/

The result I got:

Request Timeout This request takes too long to process, it is timed out by the server. If it should not be timed out, please contact administrator of this web site to increase 'Connection Timeout'.

There are many ways. Question is: "what for you need them?"

• Sales
• Interaction
• Or anything else

buy them

1. seo competitor analysis
2. content gaps
3. siloing
4. internal linking

Make a better and more accurate description of the subject than the current one

Need more details, which CMS?

https://digitalmarketinginstitute.com/blog/5-ways-to-identify-fix-keyword-cannibalization

It depends,

text size synonyms subject competition etc.

Did you check ranking flux? Might be the problem.

Everythng affects SEO.....

Redirect (301) indexed store URLs to relevant content on your blog.

https://web.dev/optimize-lcp/

If you do SEO for a business, you should know? Disavow the links.

-Content

• Relevant high DR backlins
• Siloing
• Guest posts
• Social marketing
• Google Core Web Vitals
• etc, etc, .... Like @reepress told already, if you have no knowledge get it or buy it.

Beter then breaking words is using synonyms. Why not use FE retrieve deleted emails and restore emails?

Rewrite your articles and link to other relevant articles. If dwell time improves, your rankings will too.

1. Your performance in Lightspeed is 63, improve it.
2. Improve internal linking
3. Make your blog articles more in dept
4. Explain the problem you solve and give the best answer so you appear in Featured Snippet results.

For the best results, use siloing.

Like @Gamerseo told. Title H1 Sub titles H2

Depending on your target audience.

https://support.google.com/webmasters/thread/18646939/should-we-index-tags?hl=en

Probably canonical issue

It's more work, m-Dot site has its own URL. So it does not share link juice the way a responsive design website would across multiple devices. Updating will also bring more work, content must be modified in two places, the mobile version as well as the desktop version. However, m-Dot site can improve your mobile conversion rates.

You don't have to agree. I've several nr. 1 postions with pages like this.

If your page is technical optimised, gives the best answer to a question and has enough good backlinks it works.

If you can explain in 10 words what you offer on the homepage, 11 words are too many. The visitor's intention is to find the right information. If you offer it, it will be good.

Just make sure that visitors from the homepage click through to the next page for more information, or for the product. To avoid bounces.

Google will then see that you have a low bounce rate and will rank you higher in the search results.

The only drawback of low content is the low dwell time.

200 Code informs about successful processing of the request. 200 Isn't a redirect, but a response that the page works correct.

How can I improve my marketing strategy on LinkedIn? These 7 tips will help you do just that. Turn your company page into a lead generation page. In order to make leads from LinkedIn, you have to be intentional. ... Create a Showcase page. ... Use Advanced Search. ... Save searches. ... Search Groups. ... Start groups. ... Publish content.

https://neilpatel.com/blog/linkedin-strategies-b2b-marketing/

With this amount of visitors it's a new website I suppose? Just go on with adding high quality content. Check Google Search Console for mistakes. Check your site speed with https://gtmetrix.com Add a lot of quality back links And your vsitors will return and grow

Black hat SEO refers to a set of practices that are used to increases a site or page's rank in search engines through means that violate the search engines' terms of service.

1. Invisible Text. Invisible text is any text that search engines can read, but users can not.
2. Doorway Pages. Doorway pages are pages on a website that are loaded with keywords but have poor page content.
3. Keyword Stuffing.
4. Code Swapping. Code swapping is submitting a text-only version of a web page to the search engines in an effort to gain high rankings for that page. Once the desired positions within the search engines are achieved, the search engine-friendly text page is swapped out for a content page designed for human visitors.

YouTube

> how to find out? any tool available for online?

https://www.screamingfrog.co.uk/find-orphan-pages/

unique content on every blog

Perhaps thin content?

https://www.wordstream.com/blog/ws/2017/06/02/video-seo

The question do you want and even more important, your visitors duplicate titles and meta descriptions? UX is to impotant to ignore.

Google will index the best result, so probably only 1.

It's very bad practice to keep your current situation.

Sorry don't understand the question.

Is it about dynamic links or content?

1. what to include in my website blog?

Information your readers want, and beter then your competitors

2. should I direct all my posts at Honduras or should I aim to target people outside the country?

How Hondurans living abroad find your site?

Shop or blog?

There's no way to edit the meta data for a dynamic link, right?

Right!

Looks to me like a dynamic link, generated after f.e. a search. This generates the query string.

If you use multiple product photos, this is a good way to use different synonyms in your ALT texts. In this way you not only make it clear to the search engine exactly which product you offer. This also improves visibility in Google image search.

@ms point 1 I really would advice you to compare the bounce rate of the two pages too. With UX in mind the dwell tima is another factor to check.

Point 3 Agree, optimize both for different keywords. Link from the smaller to the bigger page with the keyword you want to optimize.

Or if you want to make the smaller more important vice versa

Not an easy question. For a good answer somebody has to reserve at least an hour. Depends of many factors.

You can simply go to the login screen and click on the 'Lost your password' link. Clicking on it takes you to password reset page where you can enter your username or email address to reset the password. After that WordPress sends a password reset link to the email address associated with that user account.

Otherwise add a new user via phpmyadmin


The navigation must have a clear structure. Look at the users and search intent and adjust your URL structure accordingly.

• Are the keywords included in the URL?
• Do the most important search terms appear in the URL?
• Can the URL be shorter?
• Are there other URLs that also have these search terms?
• Don't do keyword stuffing
• Is the URL clear ?
• Is the URL no more than 3 layers deep ?

Blacklisting individual IP address or entire IP ranges is an option.

The results of my link are not comparable at all?

There are a number of similarities, through which some research on these websites can give you more insight.

Otherwise, you'll need to do a complete keyword research.

My first thought. 1 landing page for both. And a link to both product pages.

People like to compare things. So make the landing page content ricc with all the details and the differences.. And explain for which applications each printer is the perfect choice

Spam score checker

See what your competitors are doing

Did you check the spam score and toxic score of this sites? They are really famous for it.

The relevance between gambling and gaming is discussable.

https://developers.google.com/search/docs/advanced/guidelines/google-images

Create and submit a 'disavow' file to Google to ignore those links.

Absolutely agree,

Common mistake is to link mainly to the homepage. Relevance is very important. A sudden grow of high authority backlinks is bad. They'll be useless, because they'll be considered as paid ones.

Google about hreflang tags

Moz about hreflang tags

Ahrefs about hreflang tags

Succes.

By publishing high quality content worth sharing.

You've 68 indexed pages

Your internal ranking probably needs to be optimized. Another possible solution is siloing.

To give a more accurate answer, a complete analysis of the website is needed.

Can you place your robot.txt fil here?

> I cannot use the camp sites name as they will not all be unique.

In fact I would try really (almost) anything to have good looking URL's. Not only for SEO but also UX.

If there are 3 campsites with the same name, why not make your URL's like: website/the-pilot-inn-kent website/the-pilot-inn-derby website/the-pilot-inn-boston

Wel with fewer than 10 installations on Wordpress it isn't the most populair option. Don't know the quality.

There are plenty of tools to choose from, free and paid. All with various options and the corresponding prices. I once made a small overview of both free and paid SEO tools. Maybe there's something in there for you.

If you have several alternate URLs targeted at users with the same language but in different locales, it's a good idea also to provide a catchall URL for geographically unspecified users of that language.

For example, you may have specific URLs for English speakers in Ireland (en-ie), Canada (en-ca), and Australia (en-au), but should also provide a generic English (en) page for searchers in, say, the US, UK, and all other English-speaking locations. It can be one of the specific pages, if you choose

Source and more info

Studies have shown that organic searches are 8.5x more likely to be clicked while paid search results are 1.5x more likely to be converted through the search engine. Question is if your organic searches generate a healthy conversion? If not, first fix this.

A low organic conversion rate will make your ads to expensive. Also focus on long tail, this may avoid schoolboys to find you..... Long-tail keywords are longer and more specific keyword phrases that visitors are more likely to use when they're closer to a point-of-purchase.

To protect your budget you can also consider a tool like Clickcease.

Why should an expert take time to add content to your blog? Are there good reasons for this? If you can find this reasons then perhaps you can find somebody.

The major update is about web vitals.

Another reason can be a sitemap bug.

This depends on your niche. Some niches can write perfect content, which will be linked by others. If your niche is very commercial, this method often does not work. Then you can consider buying links. Guest blogging is also a great way to get more backlinks.

A first good move is to spy on your competitors, and see where their backlinks are coming from.

Keep your back links relevant!

Selected keywords you rank with a anchor. Use synonyms for a lot of diversity.

You can find some tools here.

When you've found a correct domain name, check if it's indexed by Google by doing a Google search for “site:www.examplesite.com”. You can also search for “www.examplesite.com” to see how often Google encounters this domain name on other websites. Check if the domain name has a “spam” score. You can check this with the free tool opensiteexplorer.org. The higher the spam score, the greater the chance of inbound links from spam websites. Check in Google if there has been negative publicity around the brand.

Read: Optimize Cumulative Layout Shift

It always depends on many factors. You cannot successfully compare one keyword with another that has a good position in the search results. Where one word has only little competition, this can completely differ for another word, so that the approach for ranking will be different.

Quick solutions are often fairytales. Seo is a long road without end.

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At least I can't answer questions that contain so little information. It's like someone asks me, I drive an old Volvo now, how can I drive a Maserati?

In general, you rank higher if you offer more value to your visitors than the competition. Because there are hundreds of ranking factors, it is impossible to give a comprehensive answer to your question. This requires a thorough analysis of the website, keywords, competition, technology, etc.

Your "supplements to boost immune system" is in 3 alt tags only. Google can consider this as keyword stuffing. Try to add it also in your decscription. and in one H2 tag. If this is the main keyword for the page, add it in your meta tags too. Then link from another page with the exact text to your page. And if possible with some varitions from other pages.

A few backlinks from relevant high authority domains will do the rest.

To start somewhere let's take your long tail key word "supplements to boost immune system". Which page should rank for this?

It depends... Carefully look at the history of the new domain first.

Compare with your competitors. F.e.

https://theinterviewguys.com/low-stress-jobs/

has 1294 backlinks from 56 domains (DR 56). Your site has 21 backlinks from only 13 domains (DR26).

More relevant back links are needed for sure.

Promising a client to rank soon is a challenge if your competitors are for long time ranking on a keyword. So use also an internal linking strategy to speed up things.

Try to improve your technical seo. Lighthouse gives points to improve.

With Google's mobile first in mind f.e. your CLS is much to high. UX is a major ranking factor, so improve your performance first.

Should be visible in the source code. Otherwise provide a link to the page.

If you know what an anchor text is? Solving shouldn't be too hard?

Otherwise read first about anchor text

Can PageRank drop significantly after server error? Yes, it's the perfect recipe for a 100% bounce rate.

A signal for Google your content isn't what people are looking for. So your rankings will drop.

Recovery takes serious time. Change the publication date of some articles to today. Giving 1 or 2 articles a lift in this way every day can contribute to a faster recovery.

A semantically accurate URL is the best. There's nothing wrong with yours. 

Did you check your robot.txt?

An overview of recent updates: https://www.seroundtable.com/category/google-updates

This might be usefull: https://www.relevance.com/is-svg-good-for-seo/

There can be many reasons.

1. competitors
2. technical
3. changes on webshop
4. drop in speed
5. Google penalty
6. etc, etc. It can really depend on to many factors to give any reasonable answer with the given information

Consider guest blogging

You told it shows up around page 10. So it's indexed.

A new domain, 94 days old with a DA 1 and a PA 1 needs time and work. Don't expect fast results.

Ohter simple sites you made, rank probably beter because of less competition.

It all depends on many factors.

In your https://gro-usa.com/page-sitemap.xml are 2 links. Your https://gro-usa.com/post-sitemap.xml is empty.

Add more informative, high-quality content for you visitors. So there is a reason to index your site. And relevant back links will do the rest.

Your website is in maintenance mode

There's a tweet about your issue from John Mu. https://twitter.com/JohnMu/status/1387874087045844996?s=20

Unfortunately there's a bug there in Search Console. When we we show "Failing / Insufficient HTTPS coverage" in the Page experience report, that can just mean we don't have the full data (instead of saying "not enough data" we incorrectly say "failing"). We're fixing it.

Why not use Google reviews?

Start with proper meta descriptions. Back links should be of high authority and relevant. For a new site you can start with adding your link to some good directories. Start blogging about your products. Use H1 tag only once per page. What's the bounce rate? Use f.e. hotjar the see what your visitors do and don't Don't try to sell, but to inform visitors. etc, etc...

Covid effected rankings.

Are the impressions of unique IPs?

Or check https://yoast.com/help/how-to-check-for-plugin-conflicts/

I would contact the developer of Oxygen for this.

Make sure the h1 tag and title tag are not the same

The “Indexed, not submitted in sitemap” status indicates that Google's indexed URLs that aren't included in your XML sitemap

Content wider than screen, make it smaller. Maybe images? Text too small to read, make the font 16px to read easy on mobile Clickable elements too close together, move them further apart.

It would be easier if you provide us with an url.

So it' not clear for Google where the page is about. Make it more clear in tags and content. Try to add some internal links from other pages with the keyword.

If the page source is showing a double meta description, it's there. Find a way to remove one.

Relevance is more important. Ans using an old domain, beware of the spam score.

Visit you website in Chrome Right click >>> Inspect Click hamburger left to close button Then>>> More tools Rendering

You'll see the where the lay-out shifts.

There are many opinions about siloing. My question is whether it is the best way of navigation for a webshop. For visitors and search engines? Or are there better solutions