I have a few posts that could be worked on to better my rankings. My question is will it mess up my website rankings and indexing ability?
I didn’t plan on changing t
Yeah, you can actually edit any of the posts you've published on your blog again and again. No penalty for that at all!
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When I update a post, before I click update, I usually change the publish date, and then go to google webmasters and ask them to crawl it again.
Yes, you can do that in WordPress Backoffice. Just update some important or relevant point because Google might have ranked certain of your keywords or phrase in your content.
You can edit them, I regularly update my reviews with more up to date content (for example I am just writing some more information on the site comments platform for my WA review) so i will be adding this when it is ready.
If your content isn't converting, then you can added more notes to it. I wouldn't recommend changing your title or keywords.
But if you need to edit it to make it more relevant to the audience, go for it.
I have rewritten a number of my early articles. Your writing improves as you progress.
Yes, you do that at WordPress.
Log in into your website and then click on posts, and you can edit any post/page you want :)
Can I edit my posts after I have published them?
I have a few posts that could be worked on to better my rankings. My question is will it mess up my website rankings and indexing ability?
I didn’t plan on changing t
Hello Tim,
Good question.
I think you understand that you can edit post after publishing
Ido it all the times with blogs
Yeah, you can actually edit any of the posts you've published on your blog again and again. No penalty for that at all!
Check out the resources below. You will find them helpful for your blogging game. How to Make Your Content More Readable How to Make Your Contact Page More Productive Tips for Using Numbers Efficaciously in Your Blog Posts How Connecting to Influencers Can Help You Become a Successful Blogger What You Should Know When Choosing a Domain Name for Your Blog Top 5 Ways to Make Your Blog Posts More Chatty Israel Olatunji
When I update a post, before I click update, I usually change the publish date, and then go to google webmasters and ask them to crawl it again.
Yes, you can do that in WordPress Backoffice. Just update some important or relevant point because Google might have ranked certain of your keywords or phrase in your content.
You can edit them, I regularly update my reviews with more up to date content (for example I am just writing some more information on the site comments platform for my WA review) so i will be adding this when it is ready.
If your content isn't converting, then you can added more notes to it. I wouldn't recommend changing your title or keywords.
But if you need to edit it to make it more relevant to the audience, go for it.
I have rewritten a number of my early articles. Your writing improves as you progress.
Yes, you do that at WordPress.
Log in into your website and then click on posts, and you can edit any post/page you want :)
Probably a dumb question, but how do my blog posts get indexed?
How can I check on the status of my blog getting indexed?
I haven’t really used my blog much, but i
The Googlebot scours the web (a huge space) constantly for new content and will index your new posts when it visits your site. Alternately, you can submit a sitemap to Google to have your site and all its current content indexed, as well as using the 'fetch as Google' feature of Search Console.
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How do my blog posts get indexed?
Probably a dumb question, but how do my blog posts get indexed?
How can I check on the status of my blog getting indexed?
I haven’t really used my blog much, but i
The Googlebot scours the web (a huge space) constantly for new content and will index your new posts when it visits your site. Alternately, you can submit a sitemap to Google to have your site and all its current content indexed, as well as using the 'fetch as Google' feature of Search Console.
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So I just finished my privacy policy but when i view my site it says home then blog and my privacy policy is nowhere to be found... i have made sure all the steps i took are co
Frank explained it spot on. Kyle also has a video clip on setting up a menu Level one getting started
Blog instead of privacy policy?
So I just finished my privacy policy but when i view my site it says home then blog and my privacy policy is nowhere to be found... i have made sure all the steps i took are co
Frank explained it spot on. Kyle also has a video clip on setting up a menu Level one getting started
Hello Tim,
Good question.
I think you understand that you can edit post after publishing
Ido it all the times with blogs