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Hi,

Over the last few years I have built many sites and own a lot of domain names. Some have high page rank some have high domain authority and some have many back links. I'm finding it very difficult to keep up with all the links and being able to provide quality content for everything.

Should I just redirect everything to my one site that make the most money as all sites are for the same industry, but in different categories of that industry. So I could 301 redirect all the sites to the relevant page on my money site.

Would it be a problem is 1000's if not 10,000's of links all of a sudden pointed in to one site?

Not entirely sure why you would be loosing rankings as https is just a protocol. I have done the same thing after reading the post about google giving slight increase in rankings for adding https. I have not lost any ranks though. I'd keep working as normal and check back in a couple of weeks.

Good luck.

Hi,

I just searched for "warz cheats" and you subdomain come up in position 7 and 8.

forum.ilikecheats.com/.

"Rust hack" your subdomain is position 11 and 12

Maybe your main site is still under a penelty and your subdomain is not?

Hi Nick,

I do not think you have that bad of a problem if google is showing 23,000 pages even though you have only submitted 1155 pages. How are you getting the 23,000 number? Try using the site operator search for  "site:domain.com" in google (if you have not already) This will show you all of your pages that are indexed.

As long as you are working on fixing your errors and making sure you have no dupe content by unsing canonical tags, removing all the page that have thin content OR adding content to pages with little to no content you are going to be in good shape.

In regards to your comment about googles webmasters tools. I have a lot of sites in GWMT where I add both www and none www even though I have a 301 redirect with htaccess.  It will not effect you if you add the none www one back (if you deleted it) as that one has data and the one you have just added will not have data in it for a while.

Best,

Cibble.

Hi,

I have many sites that have subdomains and have faced the same problems you are facing. My solution; create a new GA code for each account. It takes seconds to create a new account and even less time flicking between reporting account. Sorry I have nothing insightful to add.

Best,

cibble.

Hi,

I had not ever used Ahrefs.com until I saw you post and went and tried it, and I saw that my sites had links that I did not even know existed. Ahrefs.com's database may not be updated that often and, therefore, shows you links that are no longer on the web or they are showing links that OSE has not yet picked sprawled.

Here is my best shot at answering your questions;

1. Moz rank has their ranking system based on their own factors/metrics. Ahrefs.com will have their own also.

2. Just-Discoverd links have a date and time on the far right of the page in the "Date Discovered (UTC)" column. I have checked out your site, and you have no just discovered links yet. I tweet and share the page that is linking to my site in all of my social accounts so the new link would show up in the "Just Discovered" section. Though this no longer works, but I feel it is good practice as having a page link to your site with more social shares and secondary links pointing to it is a better link.

3. Your MOZ rank is at a 0.00 because you do not have any "popular links" linking to your site. The way to improve it and I just did a quick search and copy and pasted this for you.

"A web page's MozRank can be improved by getting lots of links from semi-popular pages or a few links from very popular pages."

Best of luck,

cibble.

Your main page almost always carries more weight than any other page on your site. It is mostly because everyone who links to you will probably link like this; "www.your-site.com" as apposed to "www.your-site.com/product-1" so therefore your main page is the only page on your website with any "authority".

You should go out and find other sites –in your product niche– to link to each of those products.

Example:

www.yoga-teacher.com (potential link)  adds a link to your product
www.your-site.com/learn-yoga (your product)

Google needs to see that your main page is linking to each of your four products (if it's not already doing so). Then any links you get from external websites will be linking to those products also. Which is like the external source telling google; "Hey google, this page www.your-site.com/product-1 is the page you need to rank for this kind of product".

Note: Only get links that are of high quality, Moz has some great tools to help you with this.

http://opensiteexplorer.com & https://freshwebexplorer.moz.com

Best of luck,

cibble.

Hi,

I have had great results from speeding up pages of my site and I also spending quite a lot of time, money and effort keeping my pages as fast as possible. If you use tools like GTmetrix and google provides tools in GWMT you will see not only a decrease in pageload time but a boost in organic rankings and an overall better user experience. I agree with Prestashop 100%.

Hi,

I have had great results from speeding up pages of my site and I also spending quite a lot of time, money and effort keeping my pages as fast as possible. If you use tools like GTmetrix and google provides tools in GWMT you will see not only a decrease in pageload time but a boost in organic rankings and an overall better user experience. I agree with Prestashop 100%.

Hi,

I have many sites that have subdomains and have faced the same problems you are facing. My solution; create a new GA code for each account. It takes seconds to create a new account and even less time flicking between reporting account. Sorry I have nothing insightful to add.

Best,

cibble.