AntiHacker
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Can you elaborate on this?I swear I update my permalinks every few weeks anyway![]()
Can you elaborate on this?I swear I update my permalinks every few weeks anyway![]()
Did you mistakenly reveal your site?This is easier said that done.. I've got Ahrefs and SEMRush, done backlink checks; no toxic backlinks. I don't have many, but I have enough to warrant ranking for some long tails, or exact title searches.
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Can you elaborate on this?
No, you can go there and critique. The HTTPS is broken because of a migration to a new host today.Did you mistakenly reveal your site?
Edit: I guess not.
By the way, that site doesn't look that good; plus it is not even https. Work on the on site issues first may be. And build good links obviously.
I mean starting again never hurts, but if you can learn from it and fix it that would be even better.
I would at a minimum 301.
So from the few people I've bumped into on here, they've been suggesting that I should not rewrite content because it should be left to age?
Updates are okay, but full rewrites are not.
I'm not sure how truthful this is, but seems there are varying opinions.
Well, as long as you don't change the published date everything should be alright.
What you heard is wrong btw. Google loves fresh and new content especially when is updated.
You should keep going
example.com/blog/01/2018/this-is-title-example-of-article > example.com/blog/category/this-is-title-example-of-article/ > example.com/this-is-title-example-of-article-2019 > example.com/blog/this-is-title-example-of-article-2020Somewhat joking, but not really.
Since starting I've change permalinks multiple times, and now have a lot of redirects. I believe this is the root of where things started going wrong. Changing my permalink structures .etc
Yes, not so much recently, but during the 5 years I've been up, I've done that. But now the vast majority of 404s .etc have been redirected (with a list of over 1k redirects).example.com/blog/01/2018/this-is-title-example-of-article > example.com/blog/category/this-is-title-example-of-article/ > example.com/this-is-title-example-of-article-2019 > example.com/blog/this-is-title-example-of-article-2020
You mean you did something like this?
It looks like you were overdoing your SEO. If you messed with permalinks it might take a long time to recover.
Also I found ~23 external liks on your article "How to make money with bitcoin". I checked only a few though and they were do follow. External linking is good, but you should focus on less sources or make others as no follow. For example, when you list "best bitcoin mining software", make these links no follow as you don't really use them as a source, and when linking to wikipedia use do follow.
In general, a lot of things could be improved here. Maybe I'll write more my insights later.
You would be better off if you spent one year learning SEO and do it for 4 years, then trying to do SEO for 5 years.Yes, not so much recently, but during the 5 years I've been up, I've done that. But now the vast majority of 404s .etc have been redirected (with a list of over 1k redirects).
Much appreciated, this is the hard truth I need!You don`t build a brand, you build a casual blog, it's a big difference.
Magazine style, talk about everything, ranking for nothing.
You barely have 20 decent referring domains, I've seen cheap PBNs better than your site link profile.
SEO costs money, proper SEO loads, periodically.
Branding costs more money.
Your site is not different then any 99% of your "niche" if we can talk about your site is in a specific niche other then "make money online".
Sorry, you understand the SEO and branding wrong. This is the reality.
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I'm glad you don't take it wrong.Much appreciated, this is the hard truth I need!
You would be better off if you spent one year learning SEO and do it for 4 years, then trying to do SEO for 5 years.
I'm glad you don't take it wrong.
Update the content, start going a bit "black hat" as web 2.0`s and other free ways to build links.
The thing or two is not enough for 5 years. You should banking a couple of thousands of passive income by now at least.I've definitely learned a thing or two through trial and error on the way. I'm just hesitant about delving into shadier areas..
That's true. You can not lose ranks if you never rank...The thing I'm most fearful about is losing my ranks later down the line, after I build. That's why I'm hesitant to consider this sort of thing.