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Good idea but how do I check what content is successful for my competitor ? Thank you,

What difficulty score do you consider too competitive to rank without links ? Thank you for your replies they are very helpful.

On the off chance that you take Burgundy explicitly, the outcomes scene is somewhat extraordinary with a greater number of pages positioning with explicit courses instead of visits accessible from suppliers. For your page title in principle, it would be conceivable anyway I would actually go more down the course of Burgundy Bike Tour - A Cyclists Guide To Burgundy. Again it is difficult to decide without seeing your page and space yet it seems serious, so it's difficult to pass judgment on your odds by page title alone. Education is important so Best IAS Coaching in Kolkata. Anyway as I would like to think it is shrewd to have it spread out more like this with the explicit term at the front and afterward extra related content in the wake of leaving space to catch related longer tail look and empowering commitment.

So as long as the questions are in the related searches at the bottom, in the search bar at the top google or in Moz keyword tool I am ok correct ? and like you said if I am not an expert on pregnancy and biking lets not talk about it because it is a YMYL kind of answer.

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What questions do people have when they contact you? That's a content idea. What questions do people ask on Quora? Trip Advisor? bicycling forums? What FAQs do your competitors have? Take that FAQ content as an idea, then write a whole blog post (if there's enough content) and start to outrank them.

Ok but how about if my title is totally different on the tour operator website. Instead of "Tuscany bike tour" I write something like. "Cycling through olive groves and vineyards in Tuscany" Does it change something ? and does the fact that the tour operator would only copy part of my page change something. They wouldn't copy the reviews or the introduction.

Not I didn't leave the old sitemap.

You should be good, but it's always something that you can A/B test without compromising the integrity of the content!

My bad I explained incorrectly subdomain. Ok so redirects are good in my situation. I will just need to be patient because it has indexed the new page but still shows the new and old one in the search results. I imagine it can take a few month for the old address to go away. If I remember well google keeps the old one in its index for 90 days ? Hopefully it replaces it with the new one soon...

Thank you for both of your answers. So from my understanding no need to worry if you have a few bad links, google will ignore those and better work on attracting good links than trying to remove those bad links, correct ?

Hi there! It's difficult to answer this question without know how your campaigns are currently set up and the exact domain of the new sites areas. Generally speaking, if you're tracking a domain in a campaign and are not restricting the crawl to a specific subdomain or subfolder, we will crawl all pages accessible on that site as long as we can find links to those pages. If you're having the domain redirect to an entirely new domain, that may cause more complications as the new site could be seen as out of scope. If you want us to take a closer look at the situation and your existing campaigns, please reach out to us at help@moz.com.

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I did the redirects, thank you.

If I was going after the keyword "Normandy Cycling".   I would have a generalized map of the Normandy area that showing the route of numerous rides.  That page would also have one or two paragraphs of teaser text about as many rides as I have articles for, with each teaser linking to a full page description of the ride.  Each teaser paragraph would be paired with a small map or a great photo. For rides that I don't have articles for yet, I would link to another website.  But eventually, I would have more pages with full ride descriptions than anyone.

Thank you for the links and detailed reply. Looking at this template do you think it can have iframe issues ? https://goo.gl/7DhYsv

An influencer can absolutely be a travel guide or comparable company rather than only an individual. We run and operate Totally Boise as this purpose, to highlight great things to do and places to see in Boise, for tourists and local. Just keep in mind, influencers should be focused on providing the highest quality content for your query. Dont be a pushy inlfuencer selling goods and services that are not needed. Be a value, as Im sure your plan is to be.