I like the organization and the content all on the first page. Right off bat, it shows a lot and it is easy to manoeuvre.
Do you mean 3 Free Trial Classes? It might be misspelt.
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I like the organization and the content all on the first page. Right off bat, it shows a lot and it is easy to manoeuvre.
Do you mean 3 Free Trial Classes? It might be misspelt.
For example, www.laskeimages.com
Outside of Google Search Console, is there another way?
I meant repeat URLs and keywords within the URLs and URL extensions
I know it is important to avoid duplicate titles and title tags, but I wanted to verify.
Lets say you are a collection agency, would it be smart as a strategy to do domain.com/collectionagency/Dallas_ collection_agency
and have that same key word structure for many states so many pages?
I know the ratio matters of follow/no follow when it comes to backlinks/inbound but also if there is a high volume of them per week, it can be flagged as spammy. Is there a limit on how many backlinks can be done in a week for a domain? I am talking backlinks from high domain authority low spam links. Media/blog sites.
My client with alliedautotransport.com has a brother that owns hundreds of relevant websites that has great content on there, however, if we have him do some back linkings from those pages from the same server, would it hurt the rankings or make a difference?
A website I am working on is ranked very well in all tracked keywords at a national level, but not from a local standpoint via google. I find it weird that the site is on the first page if you search from many other states/towns/locations but not locally. Looked on Google Search Console and couldn't see any link to why this is happening. Figured we would clear out the htaccess for any redirect issues and hope it fixes it. Suggestions please? Never seen google do this. It is strange.
With google's new algorithm, websites can get punished for keyword stuffing or too many of certain back links...so my question is, is there a limit on the keyword/anchortext used for a website containing a keyword you want the website to rank with?
Are you on google my business with a verified area/address? Yelp? Have good inbound links with anchor texts? Those are just additional suggestions from the above responder.
How he acted kinda made me second guess what I have known all of this time.
SO... With over 600 pages of images where you can not put additional content/wording on each of those pages and each of those pages have long titles, would you guys recommend removing those images from becoming their own pages (since you can't add additional content) and just put them together in different slideshows or tables?
And is it still true that long titles (over 35 or 570 pixels) are not advisable?
I am in process of trying to help a client (who I also am an associate for) and they have over 600 pages (which are images) that have the same info in their tag, missing description, and you are talking 1500-2k pixels in their title.
I called the host and the owner of the host said "If you were a real seo you would know that the title length doesn't matter." .... help me out here.
When I was going through certification, I was told it should be limited to one or two. I was curious if there is a change.