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My websites Moz domain authority has been fallen from 14 to 1. why it is falling and does it have any impact on ranking of my articles.
Why my websites moz domain authority is falling?
My websites Moz domain authority has been fallen from 14 to 1. why it is falling and does it have any impact on ranking of my articles.
Hi - This may help you determine what those scores mean: https://moz.com/learn/seo/domain-authority
According to the article, the higher the score, the easier it will be for your article to rank.
Good luck, Shannon
I choose low competition keywords and write around 1000 words article. But most of my articles are ranking on second page of google. How to get them on page 1.
It is one of those questions where the answer is "It depends". You need to look in depth at the websites that are on page 1.
For instance, are the pages showing on page 1 directly targeting your keyword, how much content do these pages contain, are these other affiliate sites or are they pages on authority sites, ie established domains with high authority.
Are these websites directly niche related and are your posts on a general website with niche related page.
Also, look at how many backlinks each of those pages has.
Try and think like a search engine. They want to show the best results for any given search query for their users. Is your page directly answering the visitors pain point in comparison to the other pages on page 1.
If it is a relatively young site, it can take some time for G to essentially trust your website more and reward you with Page 1 rankings.
Improve them - make them more engaging (maybe add visuals, videos etc). Check loading speeds... And then apply patience :)
How to get articles from page 2 to page 1 of google?
I choose low competition keywords and write around 1000 words article. But most of my articles are ranking on second page of google. How to get them on page 1.
It is one of those questions where the answer is "It depends". You need to look in depth at the websites that are on page 1.
For instance, are the pages showing on page 1 directly targeting your keyword, how much content do these pages contain, are these other affiliate sites or are they pages on authority sites, ie established domains with high authority.
Are these websites directly niche related and are your posts on a general website with niche related page.
Also, look at how many backlinks each of those pages has.
Try and think like a search engine. They want to show the best results for any given search query for their users. Is your page directly answering the visitors pain point in comparison to the other pages on page 1.
If it is a relatively young site, it can take some time for G to essentially trust your website more and reward you with Page 1 rankings.
Improve them - make them more engaging (maybe add visuals, videos etc). Check loading speeds... And then apply patience :)
I am looking for a new laptop. I ll be doing some basic video editing for YouTube with CAMTASIA or FILMORA. Is it advisable to get a video card?
As far as I know, you need a graphics card for video editing and how powerful card you need depends on what kind of editing you want to do.
Do you need graphic card in your laptop for video editing?
I am looking for a new laptop. I ll be doing some basic video editing for YouTube with CAMTASIA or FILMORA. Is it advisable to get a video card?
As far as I know, you need a graphics card for video editing and how powerful card you need depends on what kind of editing you want to do.
I have a website about air conditioning in INDIA. It has around 20 reviews about air conditioners. Most of them are on first page of Google.
Now I want to add product rev
I would consider choosing a different niche.. To be fair, those that will be looking for AC are not looking for flat screen tv's and as a consumer, if I went to look at a review for a tv and it took me to a website about AC, I would be quite confused.
TVs and Air Conditioners are complete different niches and have a different target audience, so you are better off creating a different niche website for your TVs.
It would be confusing to find a website dedicated to Air Conditioning and then finding TV reviews on there...
Should I make a brand new website for different product?
I have a website about air conditioning in INDIA. It has around 20 reviews about air conditioners. Most of them are on first page of Google.
Now I want to add product rev
I would consider choosing a different niche.. To be fair, those that will be looking for AC are not looking for flat screen tv's and as a consumer, if I went to look at a review for a tv and it took me to a website about AC, I would be quite confused.
TVs and Air Conditioners are complete different niches and have a different target audience, so you are better off creating a different niche website for your TVs.
It would be confusing to find a website dedicated to Air Conditioning and then finding TV reviews on there...
I am planning to build a website on flat panel televisions. I will be mainly writing product reviews. Is it a good niche particularly considering it is a high ticket value item
Hello Vivek,
Dale has answered your question very well. I also believe that if we are passionate about our niche it goes a long way, I always encourage people to be passionate about their niche as I can't think of anything worse than trying to write about something that we have no interest in! I would just share your knowledge and let your passion for your niche shine through.
I hope this helps and I wish you great success with your new venture.
Roy
It's pretty broad as a whole, why not narrow it down initially, and then consider expanding as it gains momentum? (like Kyle talks about in his golf balls example: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/kyle/blog/succeeding-with-golf-balls-scaling-with-shoes)
For example, just running with ideas from the television idea - you could do something like "portable protectors" or "television mounts" etc... Then later once the site gets traffic, as it is ultimately all the same topic you can build it out by introducing more products... But by starting narrow you'll find it easier to initially make conversions.
I am planning to build a website on flat panel televisions. I will be mainly writing product reviews. Is it a good niche particularly considering it is a high ticket value item
Hello Vivek,
Dale has answered your question very well. I also believe that if we are passionate about our niche it goes a long way, I always encourage people to be passionate about their niche as I can't think of anything worse than trying to write about something that we have no interest in! I would just share your knowledge and let your passion for your niche shine through.
I hope this helps and I wish you great success with your new venture.
Roy
It's pretty broad as a whole, why not narrow it down initially, and then consider expanding as it gains momentum? (like Kyle talks about in his golf balls example: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/kyle/blog/succeeding-with-golf-balls-scaling-with-shoes)
For example, just running with ideas from the television idea - you could do something like "portable protectors" or "television mounts" etc... Then later once the site gets traffic, as it is ultimately all the same topic you can build it out by introducing more products... But by starting narrow you'll find it easier to initially make conversions.
Hi - This may help you determine what those scores mean: https://moz.com/learn/seo/domain-authority
According to the article, the higher the score, the easier it will be for your article to rank.
Good luck, Shannon