tedchang8592
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tried on my personal indexed blog, but the rewrite article has not been indexed, my original was no problem
tried on my personal indexed blog, but the rewrite article has not been indexed, my original was no problem
tried on my personal indexed blog, but the rewrite article has not been indexed, my original was no problem
Hi DoHNuT555,
So far so good and it ranks as long as other ranking metrics are in place. If users rewrite only the replaceable words list, overall the content will still be a normal article with some uniqueness. So far this has been seen as an article with the keywords popping out, and normally index very quickly and will rank for those keywords.
If users rewrite all the words, then the article losses almost all the ranking ability of the content. This would be used for backlinking, indexing blogs, etc. etc. - anywhere SEO isn't important.
Trial and error for your marketing plan is always best so you can find some sweet tricks!
edit - also, the replaceable words list is fully editable which allows total user customization. Soon we'll release an update to help make SEO / protecting keywords easier than it is now.
Hope that helps mate.
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HFlame7,
Cool mate, thank you![]()
Per your question, I believe adding the language tag would help. After you change it see if the SERP note changes after the page is crawled.
Is this in the main directory of Google, or a different country?
If you want, PM or email me the example and I will see what can be done.
Regards
edit - also, the replaceable words list is fully editable which allows total user customization. Soon we'll release an update to help make SEO / protecting keywords easier than it is now.
Any chance of a X-mas discount soon enough?![]()