Home Page and ranking
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I have a problem and i have a question on that. Many important keywords and long tail keywords are ranking with the home page url.
How can i enrich the home page content without having a bad result and should i try to make the google spider send to more specific page? -
Hi Mazzamz
I would start by looking into the internal linking structure of the website to see if there are any issues/opportunities there.
Are you open to posting the url so community members can take a better look? Happy to help! Cheers.
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