Hi,

Thank you! Fixing that link prevents SF from finding the HTTPS pages.

I use WP for this site. Is there a quick way to redirect HTTPS to HTTP? As opposed to forwarding page by page? Ideally, there is a way in WP (either in WP directly or via some plugin) that I can tell WP to automatically 301 redirect all HTTPS to HTTP. I use WPEngine for my hosting, if that's at all relevant.

Thank you again for your excellent answer.

Hi,

About 10 months I switched from HTTP to HTTPS. I then switched back (long story).

I noticed that Screaming Frog is picking up the HTTP and HTTPS version of the site. Maybe this doesn't matter, but I'd like to know why SF is doing that. The URL is: www.aerlawgroup.com

Any feedback, including how to remove the HTTPS version, is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Try Googling something with the word "bride" in it, and then something with the word "wives".

If you Google something with "bride" and the results give you something with "wives", and the word "wives" is in BOLD, that indicates that Google sees it the same.

For example, Google "Los Angeles Divorce Lawyer" and you will see that the word "family" is BOLDED in the meta description. It appears that Google considers "Divorce" and "Family" as the same thing, at least when coupled with "lawyer."

With that said, are you Googling "brides" and "wives" with another term, or by themselves?

Lastly, try Keyword Planner Tool or SEMRush.

Ps. I checked in SEMRush, and the words do not appear to be related.

Hi,

You've had some great responses above. I did a quick search of your business name + address. I quickly found some inconsistencies that you want to fix asap.

For example, your YELP listing has the wrong zip code: http://www.yelp.com/biz/guyettes-contracting-montgomery (little things like that, especially from a trusted source, can really hurt you.)

Take a moment and review your listing using: https://moz.com/local/search. This is a great tool to discover any problems with your online listings.

Good luck!

Try Googling something with the word "bride" in it, and then something with the word "wives".

If you Google something with "bride" and the results give you something with "wives", and the word "wives" is in BOLD, that indicates that Google sees it the same.

For example, Google "Los Angeles Divorce Lawyer" and you will see that the word "family" is BOLDED in the meta description. It appears that Google considers "Divorce" and "Family" as the same thing, at least when coupled with "lawyer."

With that said, are you Googling "brides" and "wives" with another term, or by themselves?

Lastly, try Keyword Planner Tool or SEMRush.

Ps. I checked in SEMRush, and the words do not appear to be related.