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@calvinkj Always analyze your competitors and analyze the length of their URLs.

Most people do big mistake and add long tail keyword in URL which isn't a good SEO practice.

I always add max. 4-5 words in URL for my site articles and in some articles where search volume is relatively lower, I do add more words but the best practice is have the shorter URL as possible.

Again, competitor analysis is the key

@Aman0022 You just need to write site: websitename on Google and you can check the index status

@LendonMarketing If you have a local business, I would highly recommend getting genuine reviews on your Google My Business profile. Also, try to add your business in local directories and try to acquire some good backlinks..

These steps really help to build a brand reputation . For the link building, you can take help from Moz Pro

If you redirect your entire website to another website, it will pass the complete link juice to another website and that's the most advantageous thing.

Suppose you have a 30 DA website and some good backlinks..If you redirect it to another website, it will get the same authority and the link juice

The best way is to get high quality links from your niche relevant....also diswow spammy links because in the long run, they destroy your brand reputation

If the spam score is above 30, it's already a red flag and it simple means that the backlinks on that website are spammy. If you want to further analyze it, do check out the ratio between referring domains and the backlinks...

In case of spam, the amount of referring domains is normally too less.

My site has a spam score of 1% but it it has almost no backlinks, so I don't need to be worried.

If it would have a good backlink profile and still 30+ spam score, I would have removed the unwanted backlinks

@LendonMarketing Yes, there is a way.....

Shortlist the keywords whose ranking you want to check frequently.

Then enter the keyword in "keyword Explorer", select the country and analyze the SERP.

If you see your website in the top results, it means you are ranked!

I follow this approach for the keywords I am conscious about and yeah, it doesn't require creating any campaigns

The best way is to get high quality links from your niche relevant....also diswow spammy links because in the long run, they destroy your brand reputation

@LendonMarketing If you have a local business, I would highly recommend getting genuine reviews on your Google My Business profile. Also, try to add your business in local directories and try to acquire some good backlinks..

These steps really help to build a brand reputation . For the link building, you can take help from Moz Pro