Switched to https...
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SoccerLover
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dogilim
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I guess you will need to give it more time. Did you change on September 9th?
It's also helpful to check the site using another browser which you never have visited the site from (private tab should work). See if there's any obvious errors that you missed to look after.
It's also helpful to check the site using another browser which you never have visited the site from (private tab should work). See if there's any obvious errors that you missed to look after.
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JamaicanMoose
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You'll be back where you were within a couple of weeks.
**assuming you made the switch properly. Ensure that all your internal linking is pointing to the https version. If you use WordPress, the Search and Replace plugin is great for easily switching all links.
**assuming you made the switch properly. Ensure that all your internal linking is pointing to the https version. If you use WordPress, the Search and Replace plugin is great for easily switching all links.
SamLewis
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Its hardly anything and its been a few days?
you need to wait longer, analytics like this wont show much either. The decline is likely due to your pages now being updated because they have been switched from http to https but could be due to other factors.
you need to wait longer, analytics like this wont show much either. The decline is likely due to your pages now being updated because they have been switched from http to https but could be due to other factors.
paulagabin
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How long has it been since you made the switch? If it's only been a few days, give it a little more time.
dogilim
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yeah i change on september 9 ,i checked it, there is no problem,
I hope so! all links are https already
cyrus451
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I too switched to https in hopes of getting some rank improvement. My site LOST rank and never recovered. I think with the switch you lose some link juice, so you will need to do some new link building to recover ranking fully. My site was getting 2k visitors per day. after the switch I lost about 1/3 of that.
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Is your analytics code hard coded for http? If so the https page won't load it.
dogilim
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no its https
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Are the redirects straight to the target urls? Are you missing a slash / or something like that causing multiple redirects?
If your 301's go straight to the same path under https you shouldn't even notice a drop.
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had to change many it all normal.
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Deleted member 657006
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all you do is log into your domain provider and 301 to the http that simple.
that the real way .
what you said sounds httaccess or php programming style
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Better check how the provider implements this!
Some providers add a indirection step that kills rankings.
samlowry
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Fuck, guys, you made me watch Analytics and my updates history - I noticed traffic drop at the time I moved website to Cloufrlare + started to use their SSL. Of course drop can be related to CF, but also it's can be SSL.
The worse thing that I just spent 20-30 minutes to buying my own SSL cert just to place it with redirect to nonSSL urls.
The worse thing that I just spent 20-30 minutes to buying my own SSL cert just to place it with redirect to nonSSL urls.