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I've had a look at your site & you have
You're using number 3 (above) as your URL, so, my suggestion is to set both the redirect URLs for 1 & 2 (above) to https://www.rogerlapin.co.uk/ instead of the chain you currently appear to have in place.
This all depends on what your business wants to sell, to whom & where. As for keyword research, I'd recommend using:
Hi there,
It can take takes as little as 48 hours for google to take of a disavow file. after which it can still take weeks even months until google re-crawls the disavowed links and takes the disavow them into account.
Meta keywords haven't been used for over a decade
Hi there, I recommend that you use the business schema on the homepage.
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You can make the H1 the simple useful page names, & use keywords in the H2 tags & page copy & image alt tags. Focus on writing for the user & then insert the keywords so that the copy reads well.
They're ads, create a Google Ads account should be your first stop.
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After you've read the article Nozzle recommended, use the https://technicalseo.com/tools/robots-txt/ tool to test whatever you put together.
Hi there, check that caching isn; the issues at server & CMS levels. Other than that reindex the page via GSC
Metadata is for conversion, not ranking. Personally, I prefer to
Focus on creating good page content, just in case Google decides to use it, instead of the metadata; as is the case sometimes.
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Create 301 redirects prior to deindexing, that way you won't lose anything.
I'm can't fully understand why you would use 302 redirections, these are meant to be for tempory redirects only.
That all depends on what you need it for, what does it do that GA & GSC (& Moz) doesn't do? Is it worth the subscription costs, which aren't published - so they'll probably feel how deep your pockets are.
Don't use the sub-domain unless you have to which is generally when you want to run debit services under one domain such as a shop alongside your main website - or - you offer 2 completely different offerings under one domain selling cars & boats etc
I'd say no as subdomain would appear to Search Engines as another, completely different website.
To add to hangnga, you'll need to ensure that your schema is correctly updated, on the specific page https://dlandroid.com/lucky-patcher/, not, at domain level.
I tend to get better results with exact match phrases, so in this instance keep the "Alsace bike tour " as on phrase if possible
As Keen already stated, Screaming From is the best option