As Michael Edwards pointed out you need to spend some time look at the links & sites yourself to ascertain their suitability.

Breadcrumbs are more for UX purposes, allowing users to go through a website more efficiently. I personally can't see any benefits of them on a mobile view as they're more of a hindrance, maybe try making them visible in the sites footer; on mobile.

It all academic without knowing what SoulSurfer8 needs... Software as a solution to what problem.

That all depends on what you need it for, what does it do that GA & GSC (& Moz) doesn't do? Is it worth the subscription costs, which aren't published - so they'll probably feel how deep your pockets are.

Hello Kingalan1,

Looks like you're already improved your Google rankings! Have you checked your traffic sources in Google? To improve your site authority quicker, start a link building campaign.

Hello Julie,

This article explains a solution https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/jump-link-same-page - you'll need to put anchor tags around the company names, possibly some CSS should the presentation be effected.

This help?

Hi there, if anything it'll help with local SEO as a type of trust signal

Hi there, check that caching isn; the issues at server & CMS levels. Other than that reindex the page via GSC

Hi James,

Yiut issues lie elsewhere - did anything else happen during the update? My first thoughts are that the redirects were incorrectly applied.

• Whats the URL?
• When was the redirect HTTP > HTTPS installed & how?
• When was  noindex and nofollow tags added?

You're a month in, so you should be able to recover. Sharing the URL would be useful if you need any further assistance.

Hi - have you considered contacting the old website hosting providers? Any chance of sharing the URL in question?

Whos website?

If it's your site the Google Analytics or Search Console will give you that data.

If its someone else then, as effectdigital detailed use something like SEM Rush or Ahrefs