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Thanks for that Daniel, glad to see that it is actually visible! I'm about to begin my backlink campaign so will get stuck into that cheers

Alex

Hi guys, I've been handed a client who needs some seo work. I've tweaked one of their pages to focus on a chosen keywords about 4 months back but still the site is not even visible using the new Domain Analysis tool from moz and it still won't rank at all for the keywords.

Am I missing something here? Is there something blocking the SERP from listing the website? I've ran a site: search on Google and it returns 283 results on the website.

It's puzzling me as there clearly is something stopping it from being ranked. The domain name in question is:

https://cloud9inecommunications.co.uk

Thanks in advance.

Thats great thanks for the help

Hi, I have a wordpress website that has articles/news posts witch contain imagery. I've noticed that in the Media Library, when you upload an image to a blog post it generates a new permalink ...article-name/article-image-01.jpg

I have Yoast SEO plugin and have the option to set a canonical URL for this image. Should I point it back to the actual article?

Thanks for any helpers with this.

Thanks for your help guys. Ive sorted it.

Hi, I'm unsure of where I should be putting the following code for one of my Wordpress websites so that they redirect all HTTP requests to HTTPS.

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !=on
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301] 

This is my current htaccess file:

*missing

Thanks James. My issue is that I need to keep the current site (Opencart) rolling whilst I build the new one in the background (Wordpress).

If I install Wordpress on the current root folder where the current website is, it files will conflict and I'll be in a right mess.

What is the best way forward then? I have a root folder - then inside that root folder are tonnes of OpenCart files for the current website.

Do I just create a new folder in the root, call it v2 and install a Wordpress site there? Then have the domain name point to that new folder? Obviously keeping all urls in tact and 301 redirecting any unused previous urls.

Alex

Yes this will be exactly the same structure - just in a new folder on the same server

Hi, ok so I have a pretty big site that is located on my sever /root/current-folder/. I want to rebuild the site completely as it's using software that is out of date and not our main focus anymore (OpenCart).

We want to move to a Wordpress platform, but want to have as little impact on the SEO as possible.

Our current strategy is:

• List all URLs/Titles/Meta indexed with Google on current site
• Create new folder on the server /root/new-folder/

My question is... if I move to a new folder on the server (same TLD) and then re-route the TLD to go to this new folder, will there be more of an impact on SEO that if I start a fresh in the current folder?

Thanks

Hi, thanks Verb. I've just managed to get our details for the Google account so will be optimising that very soon. We are hopefully going to be collecting reviews asap. Our old site used to be terrible and used to use subdomains for each local franchisee so I redesigned it and changed them to sub folders. Now we're getting way more traffic but our ranking seems to be slipping. I have some content lined up to be released soon which will cover in depth the keyword artificial grass. im hoping that is going to lift us back up.

Hi guys, I've been handed a client who needs some seo work. I've tweaked one of their pages to focus on a chosen keywords about 4 months back but still the site is not even visible using the new Domain Analysis tool from moz and it still won't rank at all for the keywords.

Am I missing something here? Is there something blocking the SERP from listing the website? I've ran a site: search on Google and it returns 283 results on the website.

It's puzzling me as there clearly is something stopping it from being ranked. The domain name in question is:

https://cloud9inecommunications.co.uk

Thanks in advance.

My site Easigrass.com had been ranking well but recently it's started to fall in the ranks. I don't know why but I've fallen 4 places on the last 2 months for the keyword 'artificial grass'.

anyone willing to take a look and throw me there thoughts?