It's not a big deal...
But in cases like "about", I'd rather write something else for the title of the page.
Will that creat errors?
Thank you very much in adv
You would need to redirect it to the new title and change the permalink
also to reflect the changes just by clicking edit next to it.
Can I change the title of a page above the permalink on wp?
It's not a big deal...
But in cases like "about", I'd rather write something else for the title of the page.
Will that creat errors?
Thank you very much in adv
Yes, you can change the title above the permalink. I would try to keep it similar to the permalink, but as long as your permalink stays the same, it won't cause any errors.
Since it's your about me page, you don't have to worry about SEO anyway, so go for it.
You would need to redirect it to the new title and change the permalink
also to reflect the changes just by clicking edit next to it.
Could I host a wordpress.org inside Wealthy Affiliate?
The thing is that there's no place to change the language function in this Wordpress version...
The menus are En
Hmm - that's a good question. I would try contacting support and see if they have any suggestion on switching the language of the WA websites.
Hosting a wordpress org website in was servers?
Could I host a wordpress.org inside Wealthy Affiliate?
The thing is that there's no place to change the language function in this Wordpress version...
The menus are En
Hmm - that's a good question. I would try contacting support and see if they have any suggestion on switching the language of the WA websites.
I had problems to find your website in google. I found it on 16 spot, you
should build some high authority social backlinks , it will help you to
Hey Nuno,
This is pure comment spam that is generated by software that essentially searches the entire web for blogs that allow comments on posts.
Their intention for this is to dominate the rank for their website.
They have (most likely) already ranked for the said term and they're anticipating people to click on their SERP listing which strengthens their SERP placement.
At the end of the day, if any comment leads to something not related to your blog post.. it is spam and can be ignored.
- Jay
we get them all the time on the comments and the email for the business I work for >> just someone trying to contact you in relation to SEO services >> unsolicited comments
Do you know this weird comment i got on my blog?
I had problems to find your website in google. I found it on 16 spot, you
should build some high authority social backlinks , it will help you to
Hey Nuno,
This is pure comment spam that is generated by software that essentially searches the entire web for blogs that allow comments on posts.
Their intention for this is to dominate the rank for their website.
They have (most likely) already ranked for the said term and they're anticipating people to click on their SERP listing which strengthens their SERP placement.
At the end of the day, if any comment leads to something not related to your blog post.. it is spam and can be ignored.
- Jay
we get them all the time on the comments and the email for the business I work for >> just someone trying to contact you in relation to SEO services >> unsolicited comments
Or, maybe wording this better would be:
How often, if ever, do you make revisions on old published articles?
Do revisions mean anything for Google? I mean, If you do
I am not sure you want to make too many changes to an article that is ranking well on Google; rather write another article to supplement your older article, and link them.
If there are factual changes to your original article, then you have to make the changes.
I am always re-reading my older posts, and I surprise myself at how many times I have made small changes to an article, particularly grammar, even though my first article looked and sounded perfect before I hit the publish button..
I am going to lurk on this one, very interested in the answers you get.
I would think any update would get the bots to crawl it again, which could effect ranking.
But I mean, if you optimize the page according to Google's guidelines...
If anything, that would improve rankings, no?
Yes, I think so. I am pretty sure if you improve the post or page Google will notice and respond accordingly.
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How many revisions do you make on a published article?
Or, maybe wording this better would be:
How often, if ever, do you make revisions on old published articles?
Do revisions mean anything for Google? I mean, If you do
I am not sure you want to make too many changes to an article that is ranking well on Google; rather write another article to supplement your older article, and link them.
If there are factual changes to your original article, then you have to make the changes.
I am always re-reading my older posts, and I surprise myself at how many times I have made small changes to an article, particularly grammar, even though my first article looked and sounded perfect before I hit the publish button..
I am going to lurk on this one, very interested in the answers you get.
I would think any update would get the bots to crawl it again, which could effect ranking.
But I mean, if you optimize the page according to Google's guidelines...
If anything, that would improve rankings, no?
Yes, I think so. I am pretty sure if you improve the post or page Google will notice and respond accordingly.
See more comments
Or as long as I can keep it interesting for my readers, the size of the article doesn't really matter?
I agree with Ed. 500 minimum, 700 is decent, 1000 is good/great, 1500 is pushing it but necessary sometimes, 2000 is a large post and you should pay atttention to keeping the attention span of the reader.
Am I a scholar and gentleman too? pleeeeeze LOL
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Is there an optimal size to an article?
Or as long as I can keep it interesting for my readers, the size of the article doesn't really matter?
I agree with Ed. 500 minimum, 700 is decent, 1000 is good/great, 1500 is pushing it but necessary sometimes, 2000 is a large post and you should pay atttention to keeping the attention span of the reader.
Am I a scholar and gentleman too? pleeeeeze LOL
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Yes, you can change the title above the permalink. I would try to keep it similar to the permalink, but as long as your permalink stays the same, it won't cause any errors.
Since it's your about me page, you don't have to worry about SEO anyway, so go for it.