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I know there are hundreds out there but I need a bulk look up

Can anyone recommend a good bulk search engine keyword position checker.
I need to check a few hundred keywords against our own domain.

Thanks in advance.

Any recommendations for hosting companies in the UK to host a large-ish Magento site?

Also is it worthwhile going after someone who specialises in Magento hosting or not?

Don't really want to go down a dedicated server root due to cost.

Hints, tips and advice much appreciated

Thank you in advance

Dose anyone have any experience of Fatjoe?

Mainly thinking for blogger outreach

I know it's stupid but I didn't think to check for a Google penalty before I brought it, normally I wouldn't even look at a domain that wasn't indexed.

I brought it with the idea of beefing it up a lot, I realised I would have to do all the SEO stuff, but if it's had a penalty it is debatable whether I even bother with it.

Is it worthwhile putting a bit into it and seeing whether indexes or not?
It's not the end of the world I got it for a snip, it may be better to curb the losses and put it into a site that is clean.

The site is great-headphones [dot] c o m

It is an Amazon affiliate store, nothing in the way of blog yet just products.

I haven't added it to my google search console account yet, just in case it is dodgy, I don't want Google penalising the rest of my sites as well.

It is not indexed at all. I have tried the info: and site: parameter

As far as I can tell it is accessible.  But have just found there is no robots.txt! Dose is mater?

Definitely the shorter the better but don't abbreviate words, If you can just go www.site.com/videos/[video name] that would definitely give an improved signal over and above longer URLs of competition.

Or you could possibly get away with www.site.com/blog/videos/[video name] this would carry a little bit less weight but be more descriptive.

Definitely rule of thumb the shorter the URL the better, do not abbreviate, (Google may not know what it means).

Is it necessary to submit a new site to search engines?

I have a brand-new site I purchased a few days ago which I didn't think to check until after I purchased it, But it has not been indexed by Google!
The domain was registered three months ago, and probably the website wouldn't have been designed until after that.
But I'm still left puzzling why the site is not indexed by Google.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

Have been trying to use Open Site Explorer this morning and just returning an error message "There was an error getting your data" or the cog whirring round for ages and not doing anything.

Is it a general problem or is it just my PC?

Thanks for all input.

Dose Yoast Free do the job?

Can anyone recommend a good WordPress SEO plug-in?

Fully agree with Peter, very easy to bypass IP blocking these days, there are some sophisticated systems that can still detect but mostly outside the range of us mere mortals!

If you block a particular country from crawling your website it is pretty certain you will not rank in that country (which I guess isn't a problem anyway) but I suspect this would only have a very limited (if any) impact on your rankings in other countries.

We have had a similar issue, here are a couple of ideas.

1. When someone places an order use a secondary method of validation.

2. With the new customer entries/registrations make sure you have a good captcha, most of this sort of thing tends to be from bots. A captcha Will often fix that problem.

Does anyone know if it's possible to get a penalty on WHOIS data and a shared IP address?

We had some bad SEO done (And at ranking demolished) on one of our company websites which has the same WHOIS data and is on the same IP address as another side which is just seems to have taken a knock.

Is it possible Google could have associated both and penalised accordingly?

Does anyone have any experience if it is possible to get a website ranking on a subdomain?

I'm trying out a business idea and need to keep costs to an absolute minimum.

I have a site which I designed in wix.com they give a free subdomain and I want to know if there's any chance of getting it to rank

Thanks

Just stumbled across a company called Wildshark SEO (http://www.wildshark.co.uk).

Has anyone used them?

Any feedback?

Please and thank you!

If a backlink location has less authority/trust than my own site would it likely pass any value or not?

What is the thoughts on the following?

Does it look dodgy to you?  Is there any SEO value?

1. Social Bookmarking
2. Reddit Sharing
3. Stumbleupon Sharing
4. Profile Creation
5. PPT Submission
6. PPT Promotion
7. Blog Submission
8. Blog Promotion

Thank you
Most of them are at best very low quality, with one or two that are worse.
I may have made the odd mistake but I'm fairly certain I'm at least 80% accurate.
I used, trust flow, circulation flow, domain authority, spam score, checked if the site was indexed by Google and did a visual relevance check.

What you think to my method?

Is there any implication with disavowing straightaway from Google's perspective?

I know good practice is to request removal from the web host, however I don't have the time to contact and process the requests.

Any thoughts?