Hi! This is a common issue—even if your meta descriptions are correct, Google often rewrites them based on the user’s search query and page content. You've already done t...

Tricky question, likely no answer is the right one here. General consensus is that the days in the middle of the work-week see the best engagement. Personal topics/posts...

Hi @ms, Okay will do. Thank you

Thank you and sorry.

Hi there. I already answered this in original soft 404 error thread where you also posted this question recently. Use 404 HTTP status code if possible.

I think the answer is already up there, but I'll try to sum it up for you. I don't see a use case for so called "soft 404". Returning HTTP 200 while notifying v...

What is the best solution to a missing page? Returning 404 status code or keep it 200 and make sure people understand the content is gone or doesn't exist?

As long as you're targeting real people - potential customers, you're always better with genuine and helpful content. That way you can earn real followers and future cust...

Yes you can If the page has no value or traffic, delete it. But If it has SEO potential or backlinks, redirect it to a relevant page to retain authority.

It's not a good idea to submit your URL randomly to websites that allow you to do that. In 99% of case these links have zero value and could even cause minor harm because...