It only affects urls from the blog posts. As mentioned before, when changing the URL, always make sure you redirect the old URL towards the new URL. In order to maintain possible backlinks and rankings. Good luck with your site!
Please show some proof it is yoast slowing down the website. I never heard this before and as far as I know yoast it doesn't make sense blaming yoast. The speed scans could be different because of incidental delay in host speed
I basically check a couple of things in order to decide how hard it is to rank:
Analyse the top 10 ranking on the target keyword.
How many referring domains does every URL have?
What is the UR/Dr of every specific link?
How many wordcount does every page have?
With this info you know what...
I've used it once and never again. 100% better if you figure the internal links out yourself. It costs you some extra time but it gives you the competitive edge which the tool doesn't provide you IMO.
It kind of depends on the 10 websites. Do they have a big backlink profile or are is it at zero?
In case it's at zero, you should build them up over a longer period so it looks organic.
On behalf of GSC, it doesn't matter. At our agency we have over 500 websites in 1 account. But its not a...
If you think you're in the sandbox, than you probably are. The key is to be patient and trust the algorithms. If you keep doing the work the reward will be royal.
Keep it up. Good luck, will be following closely
Good to hear we're on the same boat here, will like to follow your journey aswell. If you like, we can arrange a phone call and talk about affiliate marketing and give each other tips and help each other out. What do you think?
Thanks mate! The website launched in March. I invested around €70 in linkbuilding, I buy blog article space for €3,50 each and write my own guesblogs in there.
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