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I keep getting feedback for a website (juicenjoy.com) that I sold and is no longer visible in my area of managing websites. Feedback is from WA members that are now confused, c
How do I cancel feedback on my deleted website?
I keep getting feedback for a website (juicenjoy.com) that I sold and is no longer visible in my area of managing websites. Feedback is from WA members that are now confused, c
I have had a site for almost a year now that has almost half the URLS listed as unindexed. Shows only 19 of 29 urls indexed? I have done the fetch thing, but cant figure out wh
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I have a few google tools questions?
I have had a site for almost a year now that has almost half the URLS listed as unindexed. Shows only 19 of 29 urls indexed? I have done the fetch thing, but cant figure out wh
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Its not even my website any more but I cant figure out how to turn it off in my adsense account. please help.
While it's still running you'll be getting any revenue from it :) Go to Google Search Console and delete the website there. That should stop the ads.
That's what I was thinking. Except I don't know what the new owner is doing but it appears he's getting no traffic and was concerned it might hurt my rep with Adsense?
I have Adsense on some websites with very little traffic. But I'm still getting paid from the ads on my other sites. I don't think it will harm your reputation with Google. But like I said before delete the website from Google Search Console as you don't own it any more.
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How do I turn off adsense on my website?
Its not even my website any more but I cant figure out how to turn it off in my adsense account. please help.
While it's still running you'll be getting any revenue from it :) Go to Google Search Console and delete the website there. That should stop the ads.
That's what I was thinking. Except I don't know what the new owner is doing but it appears he's getting no traffic and was concerned it might hurt my rep with Adsense?
I have Adsense on some websites with very little traffic. But I'm still getting paid from the ads on my other sites. I don't think it will harm your reputation with Google. But like I said before delete the website from Google Search Console as you don't own it any more.
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So I have a question about google ranking. 1 of my websites is about a year old when I wrote the content it never showed up and to this day these competitive words dont seem to
I'm not sure what you mean but google analytics doesn't show keywords anymore. It shows pages (links) you get traffic from. How to Break Google Analytics np Barrier
It shows the number of searches and what page it landed on. It also shows relative position for various key words
You can submit the link again using websitelink/postlink. Also link the post to the front page and back, submit sitemap and re-fetch again.
You mention competitive keywords. That may be the problem especially if you can't compete with those who have shown expertise (authority) in your niche' for those competitive keywords. Being a relatively new site it may be best to find "low hanging fruit" keywords (little to no competition) write content based on those low comp keywords and refer to your older, previously written content, that is totally relavant to the new post - using anchor text. That way when the old google bot drops by to devour your content and index it that friendly bot may say "hey this old content is pretty good. I'll re-index it or move it up in SERPs."
And what I meant by competitive was they had good numbers like over 100 searches. 200-300 and less than 150 websites with those keywords.
You can always bring a site "back".
Just work on it on a consistent basis - consistency is key; even more than frequency! So keep at it if it's a site with potential!
I think that could be part of it. I have read consistency is better than frequency. I think I'll work on a creating a schedule.
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So I have a question about google ranking?
So I have a question about google ranking. 1 of my websites is about a year old when I wrote the content it never showed up and to this day these competitive words dont seem to
I'm not sure what you mean but google analytics doesn't show keywords anymore. It shows pages (links) you get traffic from. How to Break Google Analytics np Barrier
It shows the number of searches and what page it landed on. It also shows relative position for various key words
You can submit the link again using websitelink/postlink. Also link the post to the front page and back, submit sitemap and re-fetch again.
You mention competitive keywords. That may be the problem especially if you can't compete with those who have shown expertise (authority) in your niche' for those competitive keywords. Being a relatively new site it may be best to find "low hanging fruit" keywords (little to no competition) write content based on those low comp keywords and refer to your older, previously written content, that is totally relavant to the new post - using anchor text. That way when the old google bot drops by to devour your content and index it that friendly bot may say "hey this old content is pretty good. I'll re-index it or move it up in SERPs."
And what I meant by competitive was they had good numbers like over 100 searches. 200-300 and less than 150 websites with those keywords.
You can always bring a site "back".
Just work on it on a consistent basis - consistency is key; even more than frequency! So keep at it if it's a site with potential!
I think that could be part of it. I have read consistency is better than frequency. I think I'll work on a creating a schedule.
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I think you should submit.a support ticket.for.this.