My website not getting organic hits
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Hello Moz, I am enjoying being here i just bought moz pro, and am digging for what to change in my website, Apart from that I just wanna know why my website not getting rank in search engine, if someone can do quick audit for me it will be obligation on me. querease(dot)com
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Hey Perry,
Here is a few things to look at:
1. Your site is way slow bro!
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.querease.com%2F&tab=desktop
Try caching your WP site with a plug in.
Optimize your images.
Seriously it took 20 seconds to load with a really good internet connection. That's way to slow.2. You need more links and social to compete with other services like yours. You may want to have your experts be more active on social media, your own accounts as well. Your link profile should be clean too. Not too much spam.
3. Check out AHREFS.com and do a competitive analysis with your top competitors, see what they are doing better than you, then copy what they are doing to start. Once you get to doing this you will discover even more things you can do that your competitors have not done yet. All this will help you to rank in the future.
4. Because of your niche "ask a expert" you may want to consider youtube videos and daily motion videos that link back to the expert pages on your site. These are all no follow but you're not doing it for link juice you are doing it for authority and conversion.
Hope that helps!
Cheers,
Erick -
Pakistan.
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form which country you were trying
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There is something odd on your website because when I try to log in from my IP the website wasn’t opening but when I tried to enter in to your website using zenmate it worked for (maybe my country is block in your list).
I tried using screaming frog on your website it didn’t work and said connection timeout. I am not sure if this is again because of the IP so I cannot really tell you in detail about what technical issues your website is facing.
But kind of service you are targeting, you have to have a much bigger and quality link profile in order to rank for desired keywords. Not sure about technical issues your website is facing but you have to build great amount of links pointing back to your website and this way you stand a chance to rank for many of your targeted key phrases.
Hope this helps!
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