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Okay thanks. I wasn't aware how much the cost would be.

Thats a shame. If you move offices then you could have additional SEO expense!

This may be a beginner level question, but I am concerned about spending money on citations in case I have to move offices at any point in the next 6 to 12 months.

Would I have to update my address on all the citations? If so, is there an easy way to do this cost effectively?

Or do I leave the old address as it is and create new citations with the new address?

What is better or cheaper to do?

What is better for SEO?

Thank you.

Hi Alex, Thanks for your response. I agree with you. I know WP has a larger market share, even then, I don't remember the last time I saw SS site rank. However, I have noticed Shopify doesn't seem to be affected by the same curse

I have seen many Shopify sites rank really well, or is that just me! Because I am considering Shopify for another project.

I was weighing up moving to WP, and your response and some other factors from my research and gut instinct have more or sealed the deal for me. I am going to move this site back to WP. However, I will continue to keep some of my sites on SS. A few are not doing too badly.

But the site in question is definitely moving.

I was a big fan of Wordpress. I used it for 10 years. However, because I run a very small business, the constant upkeep needed on WP in the end started to frustrate me in the end, so I moved to SquareSpace.

However, I am beginning to question my decision, as one of my sites is struggling really badly, and I mean badly. The other sites are okay.

So I started asking around, and most people are saying there shouldn't be a difference. A few people have said their Wordpress sites always outranks their SquareSpace sites. Then I read what Rand Fishkin said in the below Twitter thread, now I am even more confused. I am very reluctant to move to Wordpress, its just so much hassle. But at the same time, if a site doesn't get much traffic then it's useless.

https://twitter.com/drew_pickard/status/991659074134556673

https://twitter.com/randfish/status/991974456477278209

Please let me know your thoughts and experience.

This may be a basic question for some. I would like to get opinion of SEO experts on EMD and .co domains.

I understand from what I have read that exact match domains have less value nowadays but they still have some value, that's what I seem to be sensing from experts. So I wanted to know how .co domains are viewed in term of SEO. And can an exact match .co domain have a better opportunity against another domain which is not an EMD if all other things are equal?

Its one website as far as I am concerned. I need a subdomain for online courses and another subdomain for a community forum.

Hi John, That helps. I read about that Yoest site. But I am not using Wordpress. I was a big fan of WordPress for almost a decade. But I got frustrated with it in the end. So I need to find a way around it.

Hello Everyone,

I would like to know if I need a separate Google Analytics ID for a subdomain on my website?

I have a sub-domain within my website, and the software for the site on the subdomain is asking for a Google Analytics ID. Should I be using the same Google Analytics ID as the main domain or should I be creating a new Google Analytics profile or ID?

Thanks.

Ryan

Hi John,

Please see attached screenshot here: https://screencast.com/t/u2WzJHzL

Google Search Console sent me a warning email to look at these links. An example is this one which is actually a search of author: https://gcse.co.uk/gcse-blog/?author=5bccc44d71c10b128276d958

Do you know how I can fix this?

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