Strange index & Site Health

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So, I transferred my old website to WA to have everything all under one roof.

The website got indexed in a matter of days without me doing anything which I can understand as it's full of the content I transferred too.


BUT... when I checked my site health for it, it automatically increased, again without me doing anything to it.


Seems a bit fishy and makes me think WA automatically improves them to push us to do better, which is good in a sense but still a bit like false advertising almost.


What's your opinion?


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There is so much under the hood here at WA, that we should see improvements over other hosting sites.

Mel

Hi there

I can tell you about my experience a little bit similar to yours.

I create a new blog in WA and restore a backup from another hosting provider. I mean, my website was already indexed and maybe that's why it took a short period of time to be reflected in WA.

What I loved the most were three things:
- checking speed in Google gave me 98/99 on average for my blog posts (in the previous hosting were 80/60 for web/mobile)

- as a result of the previous point, my speed times went down dramatically in Google Analytics, which is fantastic

- my visitors duplicated in the first month after transferring to WA and not doing much more.

So yes, the way I see it, WA improves a lot any website performance and it has great tools for indexing and ranking way better than the competition

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Thanks for sharing your input. Your speed times went down on google analytics, isn’t that bad? Don’t we want the speed time to increase? I need to get familiar with google analytics still clearly 🤦‍♀️

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As an example, in Google analytics, a page used to load in 9 secs, now just for being hosted in WA it loads in less than 2 secs

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