So, what exactly is the Site Health feature, and why do I think its not that important? If you haven't yet discovered it, head over to Websites, and click on Site Manager. This will bring up your website and on the right-hand side, you will see a Site Health Indicator. For the purposes of this training, I will be using my practice site, in case you are wondering why the results are so poor! Next, click on View Details, then we will move on to the next lesson.
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VicKen1
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Thanks so much Diane,
I was a bit worried about the plug in number and how to pick the very few to keep a small number. I appreciate this training it helped not just with the plug in quandry but, there were other places as well. Really nice to know where to place my levels of importance for my site along with what is real world, google, and what is WA suggestions.
Thanks again
Ken
I was a bit worried about the plug in number and how to pick the very few to keep a small number. I appreciate this training it helped not just with the plug in quandry but, there were other places as well. Really nice to know where to place my levels of importance for my site along with what is real world, google, and what is WA suggestions.
Thanks again
Ken
JEaston
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Thank you so much for inviting me here, now it's cleared to me and I know what I'm going to do. Every comment leaves on the site visitor needs always a reply, so it looks fresh and well managed by the site author. And many more realistic ideas to be noted here. Thank you so much for this training and for discovering these secrets, but I still call that secret to success, Ms. Diane :-)
Best wishes to you,
Thanks,
Joyce
Best wishes to you,
Thanks,
Joyce
Lizken
Premium
Hi Diane, thanks for this fresh look on this topic.
I wonder though: is it really that important if a post has 1500 words, or let's say to compare: an average of 1100 words (sometimes a bit more or rarely a lot more) ?
Honestly, when I read myself a post on someones website that is very long, I tend to not focus anymore if it gets to long and just skip a lot of text.
If then people would skip parts with an affiliate link in it, then we would miss out on sales, no ?
Or are the 1500 words just meant for good SEO ?
thanks,
Lizzy
I wonder though: is it really that important if a post has 1500 words, or let's say to compare: an average of 1100 words (sometimes a bit more or rarely a lot more) ?
Honestly, when I read myself a post on someones website that is very long, I tend to not focus anymore if it gets to long and just skip a lot of text.
If then people would skip parts with an affiliate link in it, then we would miss out on sales, no ?
Or are the 1500 words just meant for good SEO ?
thanks,
Lizzy
LatinNomad
Premium
Thank you so much Diane. The point about Plug ins is the same message another very experienced member of WA was making today. As my plug ins are invariably at 0% that is very reassuring hearing it from another WA veteran. Thank you. I`m told by other members that my site speed is fine.
On another issue, I have found some 404 errors on my site via Google Console. I was struggling to resolve them, even with the training I have found here on WA. So I did a search and added this plug in: "404 to 301 - Redirect, Log and Notify 404 Errors" it tells me I have no 404 errors. Any ideas or suggestions to overcome these 404 errors please?
Best Regards
Trevor
On another issue, I have found some 404 errors on my site via Google Console. I was struggling to resolve them, even with the training I have found here on WA. So I did a search and added this plug in: "404 to 301 - Redirect, Log and Notify 404 Errors" it tells me I have no 404 errors. Any ideas or suggestions to overcome these 404 errors please?
Best Regards
Trevor
CashYoda7
Premium
Hey Dianne,
Thanks for posting this training. It answered a lot of questions s for me.
The part about plugins was especially helpful. I used to try and keep my plugin count below 5, to keep my site speed up.
Then I installed 3 plugins to improve my site speed, and ever since then, my site speed has been pretty solid.
I even have 16 plugins installed, and my speed for my site is still over 90% for both mobile and desktop.
However, whenever I try to put code in for Media.net or some other ad system, my site speed bottoms out.
Is there some way of adding Media.net or some other ad system that's lightweight enough to not cause this issue?
Love to hear your thoughts.
Steve
Thanks for posting this training. It answered a lot of questions s for me.
The part about plugins was especially helpful. I used to try and keep my plugin count below 5, to keep my site speed up.
Then I installed 3 plugins to improve my site speed, and ever since then, my site speed has been pretty solid.
I even have 16 plugins installed, and my speed for my site is still over 90% for both mobile and desktop.
However, whenever I try to put code in for Media.net or some other ad system, my site speed bottoms out.
Is there some way of adding Media.net or some other ad system that's lightweight enough to not cause this issue?
Love to hear your thoughts.
Steve