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Every two weeks I tend to find something wrong with my themes. I think I've really settled for this one but would it hurt my SEO if I keep changing my theme?
Find one that you like and stick with it. The content is constant so Google won't care that the style changes. More important is how your readers respond to it.
Try not to get stuck in this rut, lots of people go through this, your theme is not what is important what is important is the content
Pretty does not sell
Barry
Haha I know. I tell myself all the time. What happens is when I do research on my keywords on google and find other websites related to my niche with attractive home pages, I start to think "Wow, their page is so attractive! How can I make mine attractive too so people would want to view it?"
I'm not sure if it will hurt your SEO but be aware some themes are not compatible with other themes.
For instance, a post might appear different in its layout on different themes.
Or a plugin may not be compatible with a theme, this I have experienced myself.
You might get away with changing your theme, but changing it regularly will cause a hiccup or problem at some stage.
The one I settled with now is a pretty good one so let's hope it passes my 2-week stage. Thanks!
I dont think it has has much affect as long as your content is still there and live. The main thing is your content and keywords, and of course the key is QUALITY content and keyword usage.
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Is it a bad thing that i keep changing my theme?
Every two weeks I tend to find something wrong with my themes. I think I've really settled for this one but would it hurt my SEO if I keep changing my theme?
i have been trying to add a picture i uploaded for my theme backround and am having problems here is what i am getting
Installing Theme from uploaded file: 20161216_075721.jpg
Unpacking the package…
The package could not be installed. PCLZIP_ERR_BAD_FORMAT (-10) : Unable to find End of Central Dir Record signature
Find one that you like and stick with it. The content is constant so Google won't care that the style changes. More important is how your readers respond to it.
Try not to get stuck in this rut, lots of people go through this, your theme is not what is important what is important is the content
Pretty does not sell
Barry
Haha I know. I tell myself all the time. What happens is when I do research on my keywords on google and find other websites related to my niche with attractive home pages, I start to think "Wow, their page is so attractive! How can I make mine attractive too so people would want to view it?"
I'm not sure if it will hurt your SEO but be aware some themes are not compatible with other themes.
For instance, a post might appear different in its layout on different themes.
Or a plugin may not be compatible with a theme, this I have experienced myself.
You might get away with changing your theme, but changing it regularly will cause a hiccup or problem at some stage.
The one I settled with now is a pretty good one so let's hope it passes my 2-week stage. Thanks!
I dont think it has has much affect as long as your content is still there and live. The main thing is your content and keywords, and of course the key is QUALITY content and keyword usage.
See more comments
i have been trying to add a picture i uploaded for my theme backround and am having problems here is what i am getting
Installing Theme from uploaded file: 20161216_075721.jpg
Unpacking the package…
The package could not be installed. PCLZIP_ERR_BAD_FORMAT (-10) : Unable to find End of Central Dir Record signature