I need some help...
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I am completely perplexed here guys. I have accomplished all of the the things that the On- Page Analysis tool says that we need to perform as far as( Keyword laden page titles and webpages) yet the report comes back and gives the webpage a C and says that we still need to correct these issues. Can anyone explain this?
The keywords are: " real estate augusta ga" " property management augusta ga"
the address is: www.aubenrealty.com
Thanks in advance,
C
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If you corrected what it tells you... it should go away.
Perhaps you just did the update and rogerbot hasn't crawled since? Always wait for the next week to see updates in those rankings, in case you did not know that.
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