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Category Archives: Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
How can I check my website’s backlinks on Google Search Console?
To access your backlinks on Google Search Console, follow these steps: You can filter the list of backlinks by: You can also click on the More link next to any domain to see more information about the backlinks from that … Continue reading
Is a .com domain better for SEO?
The choice of a domain extension, such as .com, .net, .org, or others, does not directly impact your SEO rankings. Search engines like Google do not favor one domain extension over another when it comes to ranking websites. However, there … Continue reading
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Do sitemaps help SEO rankings?
Yes, sitemaps help SEO rankings. A sitemap is a file that lists all of the pages on your website. Submitting your sitemap to Google Search Console helps Google to find and index all of your pages. This is important because … Continue reading
How soon can I build backlinks to my new website?
It is generally recommended to wait at least a few weeks or even a month before building backlinks to a new website. This will give your website time to establish itself in the search engine rankings before additional links are … Continue reading
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Does posting your content on your Facebook page or Twitter count as backlinks for your website when you link to it? (or should I say “X” instead of Twitter?!)
No, posting your content on your Facebook page or Twitter does not count as backlinks for your website, even if you link to it. This is because social media links are typically marked as “nofollow” by search engines, which means … Continue reading →