SERP does not move, or even drops?

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One week to two weeks ago, I increased the loading speed of the website by a factor of two (through the pingdom site speed test); At the same time, I added about 10 articles to the website keywords to improve the relevance of the keywords; I also Increased the density of page keywords; constantly added some better backlinks. But I found that the corresponding keyword ranking has not changed or even dropped? I'm very confused about this!
How to do it?
 
hey you can wait few days . Few days after you can get good result
 
Google is slow nowadays if you have made a change to an existing page you have to inspect that URL and request indexing so google can crawl that page. If you don't see any movement in the ranking (up or down) after a few days google doesn't see that change significant enough to change that page SERP position. Same goes for new posts, you have to request indexing, otherwise, you'll wait a long time.
 
Use strong backlinks the hidden secret ingredient from your method
Hi, buddy. I has delete the page’s meta keywords. I am not sure if is it to effect the SERP result
 
Well, first of all I would never change too much at the same time, because you will never know which caused the good or the bad movement.

Also you can reindex your website using the URL inspector on GWMT. Maybe the Google bots didn't pick up these changes yet. Did you do internal linking when posting articles?
 
Well, first of all I would never change too much at the same time, because you will never know which caused the good or the bad movement.

Also you can reindex your website using the URL inspector on GWMT. Maybe the Google bots didn't pick up these changes yet. Did you do internal linking when posting articles?
Yes, I had been re-submitted. And every post have inter links
 
Just wait, but speed is just one of the factors deciding the ranking.
 
Yes, I had been re-submitted. And every post have inter links
Just wait, give it one or two weeks more. These days I have the feeling Google takes a long time. If nothing helps I would recommend you to buy an expired domain, put all your content on the expired domain and 301 redirect your original domain. This can work wonders.
 
Just wait, but speed is just one of the factors deciding the ranking.
I have been waiting for a week or two. At the same time I was still adding PBN links and niche editing links. But I slowly deleted the <metal keywords> attribute of some pages. I don't know if this is the reason for the decline in ranking?
 
Just wait, give it one or two weeks more. These days I have the feeling Google takes a long time. If nothing helps I would recommend you to buy an expired domain, put all your content on the expired domain and 301 redirect your original domain. This can work wonders.
Thanks. I will try it. Where I can buy some good expired domain?
 
Thanks. I will try it. Where I can buy some good expired domain?
If you don't know how to find one by yourself I would recommend to check out the marketplace. @Nargil offers great and clean expired domains for example.
 
I would suggest Content Delivery Network it will increase the loading time of your website for the user.
Discover whether links are broken or if they've been removed for some reason. If they’re broken, fix them.
Mobile page speed looks to be the next big ranking factor to focus on.
 
I would suggest Content Delivery Network it will increase the loading time of your website for the user.
Discover whether links are broken or if they've been removed for some reason. If they’re broken, fix them.
Mobile page speed looks to be the next big ranking factor to focus on.
Yes. I had use CDN
 
Just wait, give it one or two weeks more. These days I have the feeling Google takes a long time. If nothing helps I would recommend you to buy an expired domain, put all your content on the expired domain and 301 redirect your original domain. This can work wonders.
Hi, Can I buy an expired domain name related to my niche and jump directly to my main website via 301, can I?
PS:
Earlier you said that putting everything on expired domain names, I may not understand what it means?
 
Hi, Can I buy an expired domain name related to my niche and jump directly to my main website via 301, can I?
PS:
Earlier you said that putting everything on expired domain names, I may not understand what it means?

It means to put your site on an expired domain and to redirect your current domain to the expired domain using 301 redirect. Making that expired domain your actual site.
 
It means to put your site on an expired domain and to redirect your current domain to the expired domain using 301 redirect. Making that expired domain your actual site.
I am clearly. thank you very much
 
buddy your site rankings won't improve much if you have built a strong structure of your site's link profile. Try adding some links here and there, for instance homepage, category page, sub-pages and product pages. This will tell Google that a site has good authority and has relevant and legit links. No legit site has all the links on just one page. I hope you got it.
 
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