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Based on what I understand to be your question, no, just make sure that you have 301 redirects in place. I'd question the need to still use subdomains though

Hi,

Th situation is:

• I've cloned my homepage & added new content to the cloned page
• I've then updated the WordPress settings to make the cloned page the new homepage
• Will I lose PA as the new cloned page is in effect a new article?

Thanks Miriam!

I have a client with multiple business addresses - 3 across 3 states, from an SEO perspective what would be the best approach for displaying a NAP on the website?

So far I've read that its best:

• to get 3 GMB account to
• point to 3 location pages
• & use a local phone number as opposed to a 1300 number.
• Display all 3 locations in the footer, run of site

Metadata is for conversion, not ranking. Personally, I prefer to

• use the meta title as the products/ page name
• create a meta description of up to 153 characters  with the target keyword added

Focus on creating good page content, just in case Google decides to use it, instead of the metadata; as is the case sometimes.

This all depends on what your business wants to sell, to whom & where. As for keyword research, I'd recommend using:

• Keywords Everywhere
• SEM Rush
• Google KW planner/
• Moz
• Ahrefs
• AnswerThePublic

Whilst targeted keyword URLs in is good practice, at this stage of the game I'd just stick to updating page copy, meta data, alt tags etc. Updating the URLS would require a large amount of affort, when you take getting 301s in to account, My advice woould be to create new a new URL structure as & when new products come on line

No spammy posts is a must, create good content & invest in a good backlink profile.

I would crate SEO locations pages siloed by state > location, take the effort to create unique content for each page.  As Nigel Carr highlighted - images & AV will help drive traffic & engagement, Google maps have worked well for me in that past; also.

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.

Seems like you'll be well covered as long as you take the time to ensure that the conical URLs are correctly applied to the site & have some sort of testing processes in place.

As Michael Edwards pointed out you need to spend some time look at the links & sites yourself to ascertain their suitability.

Hello There,

I went through a similar process recently, did you change the domain on GSC?

Great help, thanks

In the Moz Search Visibility graph, how are a clients competitor companies calculated? Where is this information gathered from? We add the clients GA account to the campaign, not the competitors.

Hi BJake,

Moz & Google use different ranking factors, similar but different as they both have their own crawl spiders. If you're tracking the site on Mox base your figures on that campaign, & any of Mozs tools that you have.

Other than that, have you looked at you Google Search Console reports?

Hi s1jkirkpatrick,

Why create a new instance of WordPress? You just need et up the WordPress Blod section & import your articles into WordPress posts.

As long as you get the 301s up in time all should be well.

Breadcrumbs are more for UX purposes, allowing users to go through a website more efficiently. I personally can't see any benefits of them on a mobile view as they're more of a hindrance, maybe try making them visible in the sites footer; on mobile.

Hello,

Have one article as the main source & mark the others with a Canonicalization tag. Your current approach is somewhat a grey-hat SEO approach.

The quicker your site loads the more rewarded you'll be - SEO wise, but, read the fine print when you research for a service provider, beware of any mention of down-times! This could be detrimental.

My first step would be to optimise the video, see if/ how that speeds things up.