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There are a number of reasons why this problem can occur, the main reason being the drop in the number of domains from which you have received backlinks. I also encountered this problem on https://archina.ir

Hey - Dave from Support here. Can you send these details to our support team along with your account info, so we can take a look at your campaign Site Crawl results? Feel free to reach us at help@moz.com thanks!

any insight would be helpful!

Hello, There are many tools available to find out what keywords your competitors are paying for. My suggestion is to use SEMRUSH, as this will give you an idea of the most used keywords and the bids. Take into account that it is not 100% precise, so the best thing is to use this information to carry out your own tests and see which keywords perform better. The best strategy is to have a landing page and an experience that users like: does the keyword math the intention of your website? Try to think like a user and give the user what hes looking for to reach high quality scores. Looking at your website, it would make sense to use keywords such as 'outsource sales force' or 'increase sales' and keywords in that direction. Your service is extremely useful to any business. Regards,

Hey Lee! Thanks for reading my post! Are there any theme files other than the product.grid-item.liquid file that control those product description pages links? For some sites, we've had to make multiple adjustments to get all of the product listing pages pointing directly to the description pages.

I wish I could. I'd like to learn more about this myself.

From my point of view, as long as it's done in a natural way and not in a spammy way, it should not count as black hat.

I just took a look and it appears your site is indexed at least when I use the Google operators. I know that's not the best indicator though. I also ran a quick site crawl using screaming frog and nothing insidious jumped out at me. Here's a few things to check: Look at your search console account to see if your pages are indexed? Have you submitted an XML sitemap? Have you looked at your server logs? Based on your question it seems like your site is relatively new? If that's the case it will take some time to actually rank for more competitive terms. No need to worry just yet.

Look into lazy loading pictures and background images that aren't directly in the viewport of the user when you're loading the page. This way you can hopefully save hundreds of KBs in not having to download these pictures on their bandwidth and often that can save a ton of resources that you don't have to load.

I suppose, the traffic is now getting back, somehow. It was, earlier the crude impacts of Corona and recent google update. Since, the situations are going to be normal albeit slowly. However, till the time we get finally settled, we may not expect loads of traffic on some niches like sports, education, outdoor recreation etc. Regards,

Here are some examples of circumstances in which we can use a 301 redirection: When we must make a change of domain. When we have to make a change in the URLs so that, for example, they are semantic (or friendly). Take advantage of the positioning of an old post that is already obsolete to create a new article with higher quality and updated content.

Excellent, thank you Chris. I would prefer to keep the URL path the same, but to be honest the original URL path is a bit of a mess, so I'm taking this opportunity to clean it up. Really appreciate your help on this!

Hi Lydia - Dave from Moz support here. If you have a Site Crawl or On Demand Crawl of your site. You can export a CSV of your "All Crawled Pages". This will include a column of Meta Descriptions for each page crawled. This export will also include information of other data that we report on. We hope that helps, if you have further questions on this, feel free to reach out to help@moz.com. Thanks!

You might be able to do this using the "RewriteCond" condition to specify the new subdomain paths. This guide should give you the basic template: https://www.hostwinds.com/guide/redirect-subdomain-using-htaccess/ Let me know if you have any other questions!