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As for registrar: https://zuver.net.au This is the best registrar I've found here for .com.au domains. This is who I register all my domains through. It's substantially cheaper than those too. $10.50 https://zuver.net.au $16.80 https://www.crazydomains.com.au $23.99...

Going to the URL has nothing to do with whether it is registered or not. Trying to do a search on a domain registrar (I recommend porkbun) is the way to check it. All that not being able to open the page means is that they haven't set up the DNS settings yet. If they're listing a price, it's...

https://www.google.com/search?q=all+bangladesh+newspapers https://www.google.com/search?q=the+engine https://www.google.com/search?q=alphanbet https://www.google.com/search?q=mee6 Maybe not the best examples, but I think the reason it's not often seen high in rankings is that fewer people...

I'm pretty confident, the only time TLD affects google ranking is if it's a regional TLD. .com.au , this may increase visibility for searches made in Australia.

If you want more visitors, you need to use long tail keywords for articles to attract people to your site. People search for so much more than Mumbai Taxi. Not even one page on your site addresses wheelchair users. The site mentions a couple of destinations, but ignores all the rest. The phone...

For difficulty, it's not all that hard to see by hand. Do a search, if the results are very specific and on sites that are about that topic, it's going to be hard. The more the the harder. If the results are things like quora, reddit, forums, etc. It's likely going to be relatively easy to...

1) Make sure you're using the Google Search Console to find out what search terms your pages are ranking for: https://search.google.com/search-console/performance/search-analytics This is one of my favourite tools! 2) Make more articles on long tail keywords that are less often searched, you...

That seems totally unethical to me. You have no ownership of it. From my stand point, it's available for your usage of any content of the book and distribution of it. Claiming ownership of an unmodified copy of the original text to influence others is far from that. What you could consider...

I'm no lawyer, prep salt. If you claim you are the original author, you might get in trouble for false advertising. You'd probably want to change it up a bit, so it's different from the original. Update some out of date information. If it's in the public domain, you can do whatever you want...

I don't know, but I doubt it matters much if at all. I would assume YT works something like this: • If 80% of people who watch 5 hours of channel X also watch 5 hours of channel Y, then we will suggest channel Y videos to other viewers of channel X. • If content, title, tags match a search...

If your competition is spread out over many categories, maybe it indicates there's not only 1 appropriate category. Have a look at which of those are more similar to yours and which are having the best results. Not every question has a right or wrong answer. Without knowing your specific...

I'd have a look at what categories the videos of the competition are under.

I've had no real problems other than: • Bad support ( I figure it all out myself - they're incompetent ) • Very slow at updating ( phpMyAdmin is a REALLY old version, they can be lacking a PHP version even a year after release ) • HTTPS isn't applied automatically, had to go to support and have...

1,000 clicks per day is nothing. It's hard for me to imagine any hosting service not being able to support that. 100,000 clicks per day on shared hosting has never been a problem for me. (And I've run some crazy convoluted things on there) I'd never get hosting through a domain registrar...

You're not likely to make much headway with only one long tail keyword. Find more and build articles on them too. Write articles answering what people searching for. Try targeting high buyer intent keywords to get more sales too. best betta fish tank best fish tank australia best starter...