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I agree.  Get Hemingway or Grammerly and rewrite from scratch without looking at the original.

You must consider before using the HTML tag and use that tag according to your requirements, and there is also a chance to use jquery, like wholeblog

Structured data is very important for better ranking on search engine. You can visit this site to analyze more about this.

My website was also facing the same issue but you can try updating the content like I've done on my website best chair review and it worked. You can also submit the google sitemap again to see the effect.

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Thanks. Definitely part of the strategy more digital PR actions to increase the quality of the external links, rather than quantity.

It's not so simple really to just go by numbers created by MOZ or A hrefs, as nobody really knows what google maintains as a standard in a situation like this. The less outgoing links on a page or domain, the more powerfull a link on that same page or domain would be.

Hi there, Your focus should be on removing pages which are not adding value to the website and for your users. For example, if you have pages which contain old and inaccurate content which is no longer useful, then you may want to consider either updating the page with better content or removing the page completely. Adding a noindex tag may make Google drop it from their index, but users may still be able to find the page on your website, so consider whether you want to remove the page completely using a 404 or redirect it to another relevant page with a 301. In terms of metrics, it really comes down to what you want your users to do when they visit your website. If you want them to spend time reading your content and then clicking through to other pages, then these are important metrics to measure. Then if your pages aren't doing this, then you either need to improve them or consider removing them if they aren't good quality. I hope that helps! Paddy

Thank you

Thank you so very much.!!!!!

If you have in the morning 3.8 seconds and in the evening 2 seconds, it could mean that either the tool to test your website is "busy" or the server your website is on is "busy". A server thats on a higher load takes a bit more time to complete loading the website.

Actually, there was another issue, also related to slash "/" non slash "/" issue.Each page of my website had a hreflang tag with URL with the "/" as the end.But a lot of my URL, including the most ranked ones, doesn't have "/" at the end of the slug. But anyway, URL with "/" are automatically redirected 301 to non slash URL (in case, the good URL has no /)Was it a big issue ?The hreflang tool from google showed a lot of errors because of that (now it is OK) but my website has not yet recovered.Thanks hreflang.jpg

Hi Kris - I would suggest reaching out to support with your specific location so we can take a look! Best regards,

Thanks, Dave. I will do that. Brad

It can take a while. Be patient. If it's a new domain it could even take weeks, months since search will be dampened for new domains.