Yes bro changing theme cause some position changes but it will fix automatically after some days. Also bro just keep in mind site internal structure & permalinks remain sameI would like to change the template of my site, is there any chance that I will lose all positions on Google?
Is there a procedure to follow to avoid losing rank?
Thank you! I will try to keep the link structure intact, hopefully it won't change my rank.Make sure the template doesn't have a new link structure. As long as your link structure (domain.com/category/blogpost) stays unchanged, you gonna be fine.
However, there are some other smaller things to consider as well. Such as adding breadcrumbs with the new template to a site that didn't use to have them may have a positive impact on SEO. Or, the new theme might not have proper schema markups added to its HTML and thus affect your SEO negatively.
You may want to check this video:
So I can't touch my site design anymore?Yes, changing a site's theme or template can affect its ranking. Any changes you make to your website, from the scheme to a complete redesign, will affect your ranking.
Thank you! Is this something you've tried before?Yes bro changing theme cause some position changes but it will fix automatically after some days. Also bro just keep in mind site internal structure & permalinks remain same
Yes bro I have done this multiple timesThank you! I will try to keep the link structure intact, hopefully it won't change my rank.
So I can't touch my site design anymore?
Thank you! Is this something you've tried before?
On my opinion , changing a site's theme could potentially impact the ranking by slowing the page speed sometimes. But it can be improved by optimizing the site's theme according to search engine's algorithm.I would like to change the template of my site, is there any chance that I will lose all positions on Google?
Is there a procedure to follow to avoid losing rank?
If none of my webpages are ranking yet, can I remove the older URLs using GSC's removal page and request indexing on the newer URLs while not requesting indexing for webpages that are no longer on the website?Make sure the template doesn't have a new link structure. As long as your link structure (domain.com/category/blogpost) stays unchanged, you gonna be fine.
However, there are some other smaller things to consider as well. Such as adding breadcrumbs with the new template to a site that didn't use to have them may have a positive impact on SEO. Or, the new theme might not have proper schema markups added to its HTML and thus affect your SEO negatively.
You may want to check this video: