I've been using the free All In One SEO since the beginning and never paid for the suggested plugins, as I don't need them (yet), except for the 301 redirect.

Before I decided to pay, I wanted to know (YT videos) if there's a manual way of doing it without a plugin, and there is. Turned out it was very simple. Glad I did this first.

However, it requires you to have access to cPanel, so if your site is hosted here, you'll need to contact the Site Support.

Agree with Phil. Just because they are suggested doesn't mean you'll need them.

I use rank math. It works well and the pro version has extra features like 301 redirects

aio was taken over a few years ago and added to a stable of plugins - these are now pushed as a hard sell....
wa has moved to 'the seo framework' plugin as a better alternative ...
a lot of members have moved ot rankmath - although this is not a popular move from the management here as it is a resource hog...
i am still using seopress after a number of years...
others are using yoast....
you shouldn't need to pay for premium fetaures from a seo plugin unless you see some that you think you need....
mostly seo nowadays is helpful content...even google is saying more and more - create content for the visitors...
seo is changing and seo plugins from wordpress are not really keeping pu with the major changes...
if you do decide to replace your seo plugin make sure the nw one can import the meta data from your current one...
if you are still happy with all in one then stick with it...

You need to follow the training and connect your site to Google search console and Bing webmaster

Then you monitor those apps as instructed in the training

Hey Jason,

If you accidentally deleted your privacy policy, check to see if it is in your website's trash bin for pages.

If it IS there, simply mouseover and click on Restore... and POOF! it will be restored.

Hope you find this helpful.

Use Kyle's demo site

https://skillfulbasketball.com/privacy-policy/

Copy & paste then edit it to be applicable to your website.

Add a new page titled 'privacy policy' and then drop in your content.

You can go right back and create it again just as you did the first time right from your templates.

Refer to the answer I just gave, Jason. How to Create a Privacy Policy Page

Hey Jason,

I understand that you're seeing a red warning screen from Google that says "Dangerous site ahead" when visiting your website. I want to assure you that this is a false positive, and there is no problem with your website.

Our team has thoroughly scanned your site and confirmed that there are no malicious or dangerous files present. Sometimes, Google's automated systems mistakenly flag clean websites due to overly cautious detection mechanisms. This does happen from time to time, and fortunately, Google is usually very quick to respond when notified of the error.

To resolve this, we recommend submitting a false positive report to Google, which typically clears the issue within a short timeframe.

Here's how to request a review from Google:

1. Visit the Google Search Console Safe Browsing page:
https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_error/

2. Enter your site's URL and any required details.

3. In the comment section, you can paste the following message:
"We have scanned the website and there are no malicious or dangerous files. This is a false positive and we request that this warning be removed promptly."

4. Submit the form.

Once submitted, Google typically reviews the site and removes the warning almost immediately.


Thanks for your patience and understanding.

Best regards,

Carson

It's normal with new websites. In my case it took about 3-4 days to stop showing that warning.

This is a Google issue giving out a false positive.
You should be fine on other browsers.

However just sent site support a ticket and they will fix that up quick smart as far as Google is concerned.

The ssl certificate takes time to propagate. So it looks to the internet like you have no security. But you do

If it doesn’t change in a few hours reach out to support

i would stick with the premium until you get back on your feet with the platform and your business - then upgrade to premium plus if you feel you need the extra word credits and training....
otherwise you are paying double a month ( if not more depending on whether you took a bf deal back in the day) and not really using the benefits...

The premium plus membership does give you more training and classes, Jason. However, although I can definitely recommend the premium plus membership, the standard membership is more than enough to be successful.

If I was in your situation, I would stay with the premium membership, then catch up on things and then potentially go to the premium plus membership once you have caught up and when you are ready.

I hope this helps.

Have a great day.

Roy

I’m in the same situation. I want access to all thie extra classes in Premium plus. But right now I’m catching up on all the new stuff. I still have plenty of free hosting and am limited on word credits for content creation but I’ve been buying extra when I need them. I’ll eventually upgrade to plus. -Shirley.

With premium plus you get more classes, you can have up to ten websites