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How Long Does It Take for a New Website to Start Ranking?
If you’ve just launched a new website and are wondering how long it takes to start getting significant organic traffic, you’re not alone. Many SEO professionals and website owners have debated this topic, and while there’s no definitive timeline, we … Continue reading
Posted in Ask David!, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Website Traffic
Tagged authority, backlinks, bounce rate, click-through rates, credibility, ctr, domain authority, google sandbox effect, Google Search Console, gsc, guest posting, high engagement, high-quality content, keyword strategy, long-tail keywords, organic traffic, search engine ranking, seo, social media, trust, user engagement
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Does Google have a 410 redirect budget?
The concept of a fixed “410 redirect budget” for websites is not a formally defined term by Google. However, the number of 410 (Gone) responses in your .htaccess file can indirectly impact your website’s SEO in a few ways: How … Continue reading
Posted in Ask David!, General, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Website Design
Tagged 410 redirect, bloat, bounce rate, broken links, duplicate content, fast loading times, high-quality content, htaccess, redirect, search engine optimization, search engine ranking, seo, slow website, technical seo, user engagement, user experience, website health
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What is the significance of web hosting in SEO?
Web hosting is the backbone of your online presence, and it plays a critical role in your SEO strategy. While it’s not a direct ranking factor, it significantly influences factors that do impact your search engine rankings. Here’s how … Continue reading
Posted in Ask David!, Web Hosting, Website Security
Tagged bounce rate, conversions, cyber threats, cyberattacks, engagement, fast loading times, future-proofing, hackers, malware, ranking factor, scalable, search engine ranking, seo, seo ranking, server, ssl, traffic, uptime, user experience, web hosting
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How can website speed and performance impact SEO and user experience?
Website speed and performance play a crucial role in both SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and user experience. Here’s how they are connected: Impact on SEO: Impact on User Experience: Here’s an analogy: Imagine a brick-and-mortar store with slow service. Customers … Continue reading
How do I make my page header fixed while scrolling?
Use the built-in “Top Row” feature in UltimateWB. This content type is designed to stay fixed at the top of the page as users scroll. Just go to List Pages > Add Page or Edit Page, and choose Content Type: … Continue reading