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Do changing theme would cause the the seo effects?

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farhankhan11 last edited by

I want to ask that i want to change my website theme does this will have any side effects on my humidifier site Seo?
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Nozzle last edited by

Changing themes should have no negative impact on your rankings especially if you are using either the Yoast SEO or Rank Math SEO plugins which handle most of the onsite optimization issues for your site independent of the theme you are using.

I've changed themes dozens of times over the years and never had a negative impact in rankings as a result.
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