Recent content by mbreezy

I would analyze my competitors' backlinks. Create any possible links where they have them and you don't.

Quick question: what does the old version of Search Console say?

Traffic has absolutely no affect in my opinion. I like guest posts because their more evergreen and you can typically find a domain that is far more contextual.

I think the best way to check if this is affecting your SEO is the Fetch and render tool in Google Search Console. You can see how Googlebot is seeing the page, and check the source code it is indexing. If you see the content, then you will know it is being used for determining your rankings...

If it was just a URL change, I think they'll recover and it should recover pretty quickly. I would make sure to update other things related to that URL on the site such as the XML sitemap and internal links to the old URL. Changing URLs is not encouraged unless absolutely necessary. Keywords...

It depends. If you want the content to help you rank and target keywords, it will be bad if Google can't index and render it. If you don't want Google to see it for whatever reason, ie it is duplicate content, then you could get positive results. In the end, it comes down to your SEO goals and...

Google's webspider and Ahrefs.com's webspider are completely independent of each other. Google's is probably way better, but I've also seen Ahrefs index links before G. Don't even stress about it. Keep optimizing good content and building good links. Use your GSC rankings and GA traffic to...

These tools are a good finger to the wind, but their data is not solid. Manually check the SERPs yourself. UR and DA do not measure contextual link building and relevance. These are independent web spiders that have their own indexes. Spend less time worrying about bullshit 3rd party metrics...

If I was desperate enough to do web 2.0 my anchor text would be branded only.

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It does have a lot of signs of an algo penalty. It could also be a technical issue if you made any changes on your site around that time that f'd up your SEO. Use https://barracuda.digital/panguin-seo-tool/ to check if any algo updates hit around the time you see a drop.

I would look for something that involves copywriting. You'll need unique and informative descriptions for each product. Find a service that does basic on-page optimization first and foremost: keyword research meta title/description optimization headings (h1, h2, etc) and body copy for product...

One, choosing your preferred domain: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/44231?hl=en (ie www vs non-www) Two, being able to troubleshoot any canonicalization, technical, or off-page SEO issues. Three, creating properties sets of all URL versions...

This free tool makes it easier: https://www.semrush.com/news/seo-writing-assistant/ And it is free. Just install the plugin, integrate with Google docs, add your keywords, and go. You'll still need to do the keyword research, find semantic keywords, and use them in the correct hierarchy; but...

I generally agree with the information he provides his blogs and videos. It is a little bit general and you'll need to put your own twist on the info in order to match your niche and audience. I've never considering buying a course... but will admit the free info is quality.