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Does continuous updating post affect SEO? (Adding more pictures and lengthening posts.)
Yes. It can increase your rankings. But not necessarily depending on the authority of your competition.
So it is advisable? Cause i be like updating continuously. Scared googlebots would be like.....this post is changing every single time.
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Does continuous updating postadding infoaffect seo?
Does continuous updating post affect SEO? (Adding more pictures and lengthening posts.)
Yes. It can increase your rankings. But not necessarily depending on the authority of your competition.
So it is advisable? Cause i be like updating continuously. Scared googlebots would be like.....this post is changing every single time.
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My site was indexed in Google.However, after transferring to my new domain, it is no longer indexed which is normal.
Tried doing the same steps but site is still not inde
After you transferred the new domain, you need to create a new property in Webmaster Tools and Google Analytics so your site and sitemap can be indexed.
Any alterations to the title will have some effect on the indexing of a site. I'd prefer seek site support at WA.
Deborah it might take a few days for google to recognize the posts you might try this if you haven't already
Tim Fetch as Google
My siterubix was quick in indexing. I am afraid all the tweaking I did caused some unknown error.
My Google webmaster console under search appearances>structured data came out with lots of error which seems to be me changing the titles.
Plus I created a new Gmail due to a new domain name. So I have 2 webmaster from 2 Gmail acc. One for my siterubix and another my new domain . Should I delete my siterubix site and the old Gmail together with the Google webmaster console?
What a mess I made==
Tim, I used the verification via google analytics. So under the all in one seo there are no codes under google webmaster....is this wrong?
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Changed title affected my indexing?google console error!
My site was indexed in Google.However, after transferring to my new domain, it is no longer indexed which is normal.
Tried doing the same steps but site is still not inde
After you transferred the new domain, you need to create a new property in Webmaster Tools and Google Analytics so your site and sitemap can be indexed.
Any alterations to the title will have some effect on the indexing of a site. I'd prefer seek site support at WA.
Deborah it might take a few days for google to recognize the posts you might try this if you haven't already
Tim Fetch as Google
My siterubix was quick in indexing. I am afraid all the tweaking I did caused some unknown error.
My Google webmaster console under search appearances>structured data came out with lots of error which seems to be me changing the titles.
Plus I created a new Gmail due to a new domain name. So I have 2 webmaster from 2 Gmail acc. One for my siterubix and another my new domain . Should I delete my siterubix site and the old Gmail together with the Google webmaster console?
What a mess I made==
Tim, I used the verification via google analytics. So under the all in one seo there are no codes under google webmaster....is this wrong?
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I get ranked through my post titles or the keywords that are in my posts(contents)? as well?
Your post title, permalink, and keywords should all be the same. they should match for each blog post, and only use one keyword per post! Where Do I Put Keywords?
Deborah here is some additional information that will help overall
Tim Writing Tips for Ultimate SEO Traction
Both.
Ideally, your keyword or keyword phrase should appear in the title, first sentence, H1, H2, & H3 headings, in the last paragraph, and sprinkled throughout the post/page without over-doing it. Everything should flow naturally as if you were talking directly to someone. Hope that answers your question.
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Do I get linked based on my post titlepermalinks only?
I get ranked through my post titles or the keywords that are in my posts(contents)? as well?
Your post title, permalink, and keywords should all be the same. they should match for each blog post, and only use one keyword per post! Where Do I Put Keywords?
Deborah here is some additional information that will help overall
Tim Writing Tips for Ultimate SEO Traction
Both.
Ideally, your keyword or keyword phrase should appear in the title, first sentence, H1, H2, & H3 headings, in the last paragraph, and sprinkled throughout the post/page without over-doing it. Everything should flow naturally as if you were talking directly to someone. Hope that answers your question.
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You need to be checking google assessments in tandem with the frequency of your updating.
how do we go on checking google assessments? errors in crawls?
You can check crawl errors in Google Webmaster Tools
http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/
thank you Michael!:)