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Hello,
I make websites so every website I make has a backlink to my website. Currently all my websites are hosted on server A, but my OWN website is hosted on server B.
I plan to move my website to server A too.
This will indicate that all the backlinks I have currently are from a difference server, now all these links will come from the SAME server.
Will this have any results on my positions? Is this something that you have to take into account?
Jeroen
Anybody another idea what could be the problem here please?
Hello,
I tried that, but no errors or problems popped out. SEO-browser.com doesn't give any errors too.
On Webmaster Tools there's a warning regarding some soft 404 errors that appeared, but these are pages that are moved, this should have nothing to do with the Facebook problem.
Anybody else an idea? Because I don't think this can be good for my site's SEO..
Thanks
Hello,
Since shortly, every page of our website ecoheating.be doesn't get "read" by Google. So when you paste a page in Facebook, he doesn't get the title, description, image...
FB Debugger says there's a 206 Error code (check attachment).
A lot of changes are done the last weeks on this site so perhaps something is misconfigured. But what could this be? I've already check the htaccess and nothing there...
Thanks,
Thanks a lot for this usefull info, it helped me understand this better.
When i did a site: search on Google i've noticed all kind of URL's on my site were indexed, while i didn't add them to the Joomla navigation (or they were not linked anywhere on the site). Some examples:
www.domain.com/1-articlename >> that way ALL articles are publicly visible, even if they are not linked to a menu-item... If by accident such a link get's shared it will be indexed in google, you can have 2 links with same content...
www.domain.com/2-uncategorised >> same with categories, automatically these overview pages are visible to people who know this URL. On it you see all the articles that belong to that category.
www.domain.com/component/content >> this gives an overview of all the categories inside your Joomla CMS
I think most will agree this is not good for your site's SEO? But how can this be solved? Is this some kind of setting within Joomla? Anyone who dealt with these problems already?
That's what I was thinking too.. Currently, most of my frameworks have 10 CSS files, which means you have 10 server requests. Page speed as in my eyes a very important factor, therefore this question...
Hello,
I currently have my dutch website in the domain of my country. Quite good SEO positions are there for this language.
Now, i'd like to translate my full site to english, my target group would go over the whole world because i'm delivering an online service.
Therefore, I don't think it's good to have this on my country domain? I have an identic .EU domain that's never been used (currently redirecting).
Thanks!
Thanks for your answer!
It makes sense, because on large sites you will need different styling on different type of pages? So when you would put it all in 1 file, al this CSS would be loaded on ALL pages, while it's only needed on some particular?
Or what's the advantage here?
Is it better to put all your CSS in 1 file or is it no problem to use 10 files or more like on most frameworks?
Thanks for the link, but I don't think that will solve my problem?
When Google wants to crawl project1.domain.com, he won't check the .htaccess of domain.com right? So then he'll just be crawling that subdomain?
I'm using www.domain.com as my development hosting. Each website that i'm developing get's a temporary URL like this:
project1.domain.com
project2.domain.com
project3.domain.com
...
Now i'd like to set that ALL these subdomains can not be indexed in Google. Now I manually have to do this for each subdomain's site, and when I go online I have to change the robots.txt again. So I would like to make things a bit easier for me.
Is this possible?