I've noticed multiple times that using exact keyword match anchors may cause Google ranking the page with the exact keyword match anchor for that keyword and that leads to cannibalization. Has anyone else seen that?
Also, if both pages have similar content (like Seiko watches and Seiko watches...
What if I used the same article hierarchy layout for 30 pages about different brand watches? The layout is:
1. Brand introduction.
2. Why are this brand watches popular in Thailand.
3. Why choose this brand models over other brand's models.
4. How to recognize a genuine model of this brand.
5...
I've started ranking really high for a certain keyword, getting to page 1 fast (I made a major update a week ago), and after sitting there for 2 days I'm not tanking for this keyword at all anymore. I'm still ranking for the other keywords, though. No changes there.
Actually, that was a total...
I want to rank for the keyword "Seiko" but I have a couple of pages optimized for that keyword+a model name, like: "Seiko Prospex", "Seiko Presage", "Seiko Alpinist" and so on. Is it cannibalization and I won't rank for the keyword "Seiko"?
Pages om my two websites keep disappearing even though they're shown as INDEXED in GSC. For one of the websites it's been this way for 9 months now. What solves it is submitting those pages for reindexing. Then they show up in SEPRs again. They're also pages that sit in SEPRs with no issues at...
Is it okay to have three similar urls when it comes to getting them indexed and for ranking on Google?
example:
samsung-galaxy-watch-4
samsung-galaxy-watch-5
samsung-galaxy-watch-6
The content is unique for each url. However, it looks like Goolge doesn't want to index them.
Page is not...
Is it still useful? The dead spammy backlinks have an anchor with sentence "get free high quality hd wallpapers" in it. There are like 200 of them, all dead. They link to non-existing jpg files on the original website. There are a few dead .xyz links to the root domain. All of them were added...
What if I created two pages on my website; one with the keyword "Seiko watch" and the other with the keyword "Seiko watch Submariner. Would there be any negative SEO impact?
Can an expired domain recover for Google rankings if it's been used for a topically irrelevant (to the backlink profile and the content of the original website) website?
Is it enough to check how SEO strong those top ten pages are to estimate the difficulty of the keyword or we need to take into account what the command "allintitle:" shows?
I created a furniture website based on 4 relevant domains four months ago. Initially I got ranked high on Google and then almost all pages disappeared to command "site:" and I got sandboxed. Any idea how long it may last and whether when I'm out I should rank in accordance with my website...
I bought a domain that contains a lot of Google Redirect Backlinks that are detectable by Ahrefs only increasing DA. Do they harm my website's ranking ability?
Hey.
Hasn't happened to you that your "expired" domain pages got crawled but not indexed even though there were still old urls indexed on Google? My "expired" domain is getting crawled all the time but Google doesn't want to index even the main page. It's not the quality content issue for sure...
I created a website based on an expired domain three weeks ago but Google marked my pages as crawled but not indexed yet. Google always indexes my content so I doubt its quality is the issue here. The domain contains a lot of old urls. Can it be the reason?
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