Yes, it is relatively easy to do there are specialized tools that will make it extremely clear what content has changed or added.

Moz Content is outstanding for doing this.

https://moz.com/content/

You can run deepcrawl, and it will keep track of all URLs and how much content has was added or changed.

https://www.deepcrawl.com/

You can also keep track of added URLs using

https://www.screamingfrog.co.uk/seo-spider/

Kapost Is a good way of grabbing all the content and seeing the differences.

https://app.kapost.com/auditor

You can also keep tabs on how many pages or posts are in Google's index which is not necessarily the best way of showing content was created but will say if it's in Google's index by typing in

site:http://www.example.com into Google's search.

I hope this helps,

Tom

I don't know how much it will help but if you remove the MFG prior to the part number it may help a little bit. It's a 30% chance but the reason I bring it up is when I google  "MFG#: 870352103." exactly what you have on the page shows me the highlight what I have typed in however the part number is shown in addition but it is not highlighted.

I strongly believe this was done intentionally by Google for a better user experience.

Google tunicates and rewrites descriptions all the time. I don't think to have the part number in the SERPS is considered important to Google

Your meta description is a suggestion to Google. There’s no guarantee that it’ll actually be shown. So, if you don’t see your description, that means Google probably made something up for you. Perhaps it felt the meta description you created didn’t represent the content of the page, or is a duplicate, for instance. Here you’ll find all the possible reasons why your meta description doesn’t show.

very long part numbers are unlikely to give a clear idea of the content of the page, therefore, less likely to be displayed.

• Good descriptions are human-readable and diverse. Page-specific data is a good candidate for programmatic generation. Keep in mind that meta descriptions comprised of long strings of keywords don't give users a clear idea of the page's content, and are less likely to be displayed in place of a regular snippet.
• Use quality descriptions. Finally, make sure your descriptions are truly descriptive. Because the meta descriptions aren't displayed in the pages the user sees, it's easy to let this content slide. But high-quality descriptions can be displayed in Google's search results, and can go a long way to improving the quality and quantity of your search traffic.
• See https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/35624?hl=en
• https://moz.com/blog/how-to-write-meta-descriptions-in-a-changing-world
• https://www.authoritylabs.com/title-tags/
• https://moz.com/learn/seo/meta-description
• https://kb.yoast.com/kb/my-meta-descriptions-arent-showing-up-in-the-search-result-pages/

I would look into implementing JSON-LD /schema on the page so you can edit your product number you can do this with the Screaming Frog it will show you the pixel with because character length is not always the same as the letter "I" use less space than the letter "H"

It is free for up to 500 URLs https://www.screamingfrog.co.uk/seo-spider/

In addition, I have posted your page URL, description and it is still lacking a canonical tag I would add one.

the part number if search for will show up because that's what the user intends on looking for. In addition you do not want Google taking clicks from your website you want people to click on your site in order to find the part number you may want to change your content to make the part numbers a bigger part of the actual page content.

• Page Url

• https://citimarinestore.com/en/metallic-inches/156-boot-johnson-cutless-bearing-870352103.html

• Title

• BOOT 1-3/8" x 2-3/8" x 5-1/2" Johnson Cutlass Bearing [Length:53]

• Meta Description

• DURAMAX BOOT Cutlass Johnson Bearing, Naval Brass. Shaft Diameter: 1 3/8", Outside Diameter: 2 3/8", Length: 5 1/2", Thickness: 1/8". Weight: 1.8 lbs. 870352103 [Length:160]

• Canonical

• None

Google "boot cutless bearing, boot cutlass bearing"

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https://citimarinestore.com/en/metallic-inches/156-boot-johnson-cutless-bearing-870352103.html

Google "cutless bearing"

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https://citimarinestore.com/citiguide/johnson-cutless-bearings-your-complete-guide/

https://citimarinestore.com/en/136-johnson-duramax-cutless-bearings

Googling "870352103"

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It could be that it's over 550 pixels

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Try using https://metatags.io/ to add Open Graph tags to your products or Facebook twitter and other social media platforms

• Page Url

• https://citimarinestore.com/en/metallic-inches/156-boot-johnson-cutless-bearing-870352103.html

• <title>BOOT 1-3/8" x 2-3/8" x 5-1/2" Johnson Cutlass Bearing</title>

To add JSON-LD

With

https://www.rankranger.com/schema-markup-generator (I used a Image from your page  for the photo) https://citimarinestore.com/429-large/boot-johnson-cutless-bearing-870352103.jpg

Tested in https://search.google.com/test/rich-results?id=qjE-Sbw4lhzWGpK4hmYHqA

Add the MPN in JSON-LD****SKU is a retailer's own Stock Keeping Unit, which they use to keep track of inventory. This would be unique to each retailer. MPN is the Manufacturer's Part Number, which in the case of the DURAMAX BOOT Cutlass Johnson Bearing you mention would be 870352103

Hope this helps,

Tom

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I apologize I just spent approximately 60 minutes plus writing this out looking at the issues you have in my laptop was unplugged the battery died and I'm back to square one. What I will tell you is I can help me with this need to give me access to search console and allow crawlers your site.

Your current robots.txt file does not contain your new or old site map I found your new site map but I cannot find your old site map  check it for a bad bite order mark or BOM

• https://www.deepcrawl.com/blog/best-practice/common-robots-txt-mistakes/
• https://www.distilled.net/resources/free-web-based-robotstxt-parser/
• https://opensource.googleblog.com/2019/07/googles-robotstxt-parser-is-now-open.html

Disallow: /wp-admin/
Allow: /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php

##  top site map should be old XML vihara

Sitemap: https://meditatieinstituut.nl/vihara-sitemap_index.xml
Sitemap: https://meditatieinstituut.nl/sitemap_index.xml

in addition, you are currently not using Cloudflare for using Apache which shows me the site is clearly not going through Cloudflare a reverse proxy which modifies the headers  they would've been rewritten like this https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200170986-How-does-Cloudflare-handle-HTTP-Request-headers-

HTTP/1.1 200 OK

Date: Thu, 21 May 2020 12:25:15 GMT

Server: Apache/2

Vary: Accept-Encoding,Cookie,User-Agent

Upgrade: h2,h2c

Connection: Upgrade

Last-Modified: Thu, 21 May 2020 11:33:56 GMT

Accept-Ranges: none

Cache-Control: max-age=521, public, public

Expires: Thu, 21 May 2020 12:33:56 GMT

Referrer-Policy:

X-Pingback: https://meditatieinstituut.nl/xmlrpc.php

X-Powered-By: W3 Total Cache/0.13.3

Pragma: public

Content-Length: 137745

Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8

• http://bseo.dev/WXRAtI
• http://bseo.dev/cM1gCX
• http://bseo.dev/iOr2qC
• http://bseo.dev/8XLDtp
• drop this into Google "site:https://meditatieinstituut.nl"  440 indexed URLs
• drop this into Google "site:https://vihara.nl"  406 indexed URLs

in addition, if you would like to set up the old domain to redirect to the new domain and none of the URLs or change just follow these simple instructions it will work like a one-to-one match I would like to see your HTAccess code

https://medium.com/@natterstefan/redirecting-one-domain-to-another-with-cloudflare-66bd1c88bfae

I would like to know if you are working with a good hosting company as well as what you used to do a search and replace of your URLs?

Check your URLs using WP CLI or better search and replace better yet do a complete check on both sides the migration could've happened perfectly using WP Migrate DB Pro because it now migrates themes images and files it is an expensive tool the best in the industry at what you're doing

https://deliciousbrains.com/wp-migrate-db-pro/

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:9BAtQEN-vvsJ:https://meditatieinstituut.nl/&hl=en&gl=us&strip=0&vwsrc=0

https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:9BAtQEN-vvsJ:https://www.vihara.nl/+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us

if you would be kind enough to send me screenshots of the configuration of your website or if you just want to speak with me click on my photo and give me a ring I am more than happy to tell you a lot more than I have time to write down for the second time here. I'm sorry that this is a very compact version of what I want to talk to about but it took me a long time to write out everything the first time and then of the power failed.

please look at URLs to them are PDFs to them are CSV's I would like to import your site into Pantheon,  servebolt, Pagely or if you're looking to spend under $30 a month https://pressidium.com/

you should also get your backlinks updated with an outreach tool called https://pitchbox.com  it is superb for link outreach and would help you site migrations.

sincerely,

Thomas

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@aplusnetsolutions
Make sure all these things are selected in screaming frog and

HI Jon,

There are  because

Because  cross domain tracking is dealing with a primary and secondary you do have to change the tracking snippet

For Adwords

http://psgrep.com/

by following the steps in the link above you will be able to set up Adwords

I have pasted example below using example1.com as well as example2.com represent the different domains. One of the easiest ways to set this up is to simply use the Google analytics debugger it is available in the chrome store as well as a this incredible resource

Here is exactly what you need to do for ad words because it is slight differences you will need to use Google auto linker plug-in

Step 1: Set up a property in your Google Analytics account.

autoLink plugin

to your tracking code, it automatically loads with your pages and does a substring match on all your links. It then recognizes any links that include a domain name that you’ve specified in your tracking code. Any traffic that clicks a link to those domains get counted as cross domain traffic.

The tracking code snippet must contain these changes every place it appears on your secondary domain.

For three or more domains

Follow the example above, but add the other domains to the autoLink plugin. Even the additional comma here is important:

ga('linker:autoLink', ['example-1.com', 'example-3.com'] );

See what this looks like in full context

The tracking code snippet on your secondary domain(s) should look like this:

https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/cross-domain

for GA

https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1034342?hl=en&ref_topic=2772342

For cross domain tracking, set up one property in your Google Analytics account. Use the same tracking code snippet and tracking ID from that property for all of your domains.

You need to edit the tracking code snippet for cross domain tracking to work. If you haven’t already included the snippet on all your webpages, you might want copy and paste it into a text editor before continuing with the instructions here. This way, you only have to make the changes once before including the modified snippet on all your webpages.

For details on setup help, follow the instructions on how to set up the web tracking code, but remember: You must customize the snippet using the instructions in this article for cross domain tracking to work properly.

Step 2: Edit the tracking code for the primary domain.

Find the create line in the snippet. For a website called example-1.com, it looks like this:

ga('create', 'UA-XXXXXXX-Y', 'example-1.com');

Make the following changes to the snippet (the changes you need to make are in bold red text

ga('create', 'UA-XXXXXXX-Y', 'auto', {'allowLinker': true});

**  ga('require', 'linker');**

**  ga('linker:autoLink', ['example-2.com'] );**

Remember to replace the example tracking ID (UA-XXXXXX-Y) with your own tracking ID, and replace the example secondary domain (example-2.com) with your own secondary domain name.

http://www.analytics-debugger.com/en

https://www.google.com/search?q=google+analytics+debugger&oq=google-analytics-debugger

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/google-analytics-debugger/jnkmfdileelhofjcijamephohjechhna

I hope this is more helpful and explains I do not want to copy the instructions Word for Word.

But I think this will give you enough to understand if you have implemented these changes you are all set if not please make the changes.

https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1042508

http://moz.com/ugc/single-google-analytics-tracking-code-for-multiple-sites-when-to-use-how-to-report

TRACKING ACROSS MULTIPLE DOMAINS

autoLink plugin

https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/4627488

https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/cross-domain

I hope this will tell you yes or no

let me know,

Tom

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Everything you're talking about wanting to do you can do with Google analytics

competitors analytics when you want to get true analytics data from a competitor you would literally have to ask

them and they would have to say of course please take this. However you can use this guide which I believe is well done in comparing different websites of competitors

http://www.orbitmedia.com/blog/website-competitive-analysis-tools

the tool I have had the best luck with analytics wise is

https://www.compete.com/

http://www.alexa.com/

is also a good tool but the free version is not quite as comprehensive.

However like I said you do need to take everything into account

comparing what you're competitors are ranking for is not easy.

Without access to their analytics you really will never know.

However you do have a chance at getting pretty close with software like compete.com

Tom

I understand how that SEO feels you are preventing them from doing their job if you do not allow them root access.

If you do not trust them enough to actually be in there on the server then you should not be using them.

There are alternatives like staging servers but search engine optimization is done over a long time and definitely requires admin access to the server I imagine this person does not want you doing what you think is best and affecting their work just the same way as you do not want them affecting you by doing something else to the server.

A good SEO should work with a developer if they do not have that knowledge.

this is actually something a SEO should know before taking the job although it is definitely assumed.

I would not presume to tell you how to do your job I feel that they probably feel the same way.

Hope that helps,

Tom

Try using a staging server it's kind of crazy to be making changes to the live site regardless. There are some great staging servers out there that will allow access to them then only once the site is definitely not broken or heard in any other fashion then you can move forward.

Saves you having to do their work and them having this issue. I do agree everyone talking about the secrecy stuff there's no secret sauce it's create the best website and best user experience.

Most people would be proud to say what they're doing not say that this is MI fives operation