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@ISHAGROUP

I highly doubt you guys have any experience in the escort or adult seo. This with quite a few posts in this thread is just a way to score a cheap backlink or cheap attention. Ive looked through your portfolio and really escort is a different league.

It is because of SEO agency's like this clients end up paying in the hundreds to a thousands to be faced with marketing (such as social media marketing) that will not gain anything beneficial. On most platforms escort is simply banned. This is a absolute dead end in that regards.

Ive seen the worst done SEO company's go at Escort Sites, charge over 10.000 pounds and after 12 months of exhaustive complaining with no progression, to see that people only applied the usual nonsense guest postings on their own blogs. Result? Website still stuck at page 5 on avg.

Ive bin working for approx 1.5 month now on a high class agency active in Both dubai and United kingdom, see https://movidamodels.com/ and i'm already booking more progression in just weeks then these guys accomplished in 12 months. There's so many factors to take into account, one most important is relevant and strong links from simular sources.

As i wrote before in this thread ive build a large network with age, duration and a good clean backlink profile that pretty much helps me setup existing or starting escort agency's today with not too much of a hassle. Because of that i'm no longer dependend of any outsourced links but simply get them from my own network.

All in a white-hat matter as google dictates. https://www.seoforescort.com/ is a growing succes due to it's strong name, nature and satisfied clients out there. If anyone needs i highly recommend contacting me. I can work with small budgets and guarantee results in 2 to 6 weeks.

New websites with zero links or authority can take up to weeks ~ months to even index. So really there's nothing wrong with google, it's just that your priority is'nt that big at the moment.

There's no such thing as a "SEO plugin" ... It's just an addition that adds basic functionality wordpress in the first place lacks, such as a independent title, description per page. But did you know google can read and determine the page or website on it's own without the help of a plugin doing all that?

@MarketAPeel

Try Google disavow. You tell google basicly to not include a link from a certain page or domain. You'll lose the "linkvalue" but the link with escort would be ignored from that point on.

I do this for 14 years, and i can say at this point that i have the most exclusive agency's in my portfolio at this point who benefit from my time, effort and provided services. I know the pain topicstarter talks about about gaining links from quality sites. Escort is simply a "grey" niche and i learned fast that building my own network with some years in the back of my mind was the best approach.

Now fast forward in time i have a large network and i can provide inhouse seo for all these clients. I have also an addition and that is that my webmaster account is over 14 years of age. Since i'm active in Escort and other niche's i do have a bit of "stronger" authority compared to others. My websites where basicly build from the ground with good content good links blabla and it's providing me exactly what i need.

Some things matter such as speed, content or server uptime (i.e 24/7) but none of them more important is simply authority. Without you can optimize the snot out of it but you wont be getting anywhere. Most visitors are'nt going to read the chunks of text, they want to see girls, so it's best to optimize your very top for what they are looking for and put any text below. Black-hat seo is'nt a good approach at all, avoid it at all cost really.

If you have a budget hire someone. Your free to send me a PM. You can find my work in my profile (Link) to https://www.vanderlindemedia.nl/ - i can gain movement in already 2 to 6 weeks really. And get the upmost (best) position if desired within 6 months. Testimony to that is having the top 3 on international keywords covered by my own clients. Just saying.

Ive seen completely broken websites still rank. It's all about authority. And usability. No need for AMP. Responsive is just enough. If your going to use wordpress try to find a host with Litespeed and you need to dive into optimizing wordpress to the core. It's bloated and it's slow when your facing hundreds of visitors a minute. I have my own (15) servers in Amsterdam and i have a Cloudflare thing going on as well. It works tremendous.

Did you select the proper search engine (i.e google in your country, mobile vs desktop etc)?

I think your pretty right in regards of your own idea. The most important one is gathering local backlinks for each and every local landing page. That should set you very well.

Easyer way is site.co.uk/city-page/ or site.co.uk/city-page-2/ etc and fill it with well (unique) written content.

This is the MOZ public forum. To contact MOZ themself see https://moz.com/help/contact

Just make sure, if a page has bin moved, to put a status 301, i.e "redirect 301 /oldpage /newpage"

Yes it might be a bit behind in comparison to what is currently available on yours or another website.

You'd be off writing a good article that reads easy away without spamming all those variations really.

You should contact MOZ for this.

And you have no incoming links to your domain, dropping at the moment?

It's not so simple really to just go by numbers created by MOZ or A hrefs, as nobody really knows what google maintains as a standard in a situation like this.

The less outgoing links on a page or domain, the more powerfull a link on that same page or domain would be.

You could export the Webmaster analytics, make a summary of which pages tend to run good and which not. Based on that data you remove the "old" pages, and watch the effect. While your at it perhaps throw some new content towards it. Does'nt hurt.

If your page is blog.companyname.com/en/ then your canonical should be blog.companyname.com/en/

It can take a while. Be patient. If it's a new domain it could even take weeks, months since search will be dampened for new domains.

If you have in the morning 3.8 seconds and in the evening 2 seconds, it could mean that either the tool to test your website is "busy" or the server your website is on is "busy". A server thats on a higher load takes a bit more time to complete loading the website.

It's explained here on https://moz.com/learn/seo/canonicalization

From a technical standpoint, using 2 caching plugins only causes conflicts and unnecessary queries in the backend. Knowing your running wordpress i can see the (bad) score appearing on https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.socprollect-mea.com%2F

• Best way is to stick with one plugin that does the most of it. Auto-optimize is in my experience on of the better plugins that covers most of it. The JS compression feature is a tricky one, as it could break things on your website like the mobile menu or other 'features' that rely on javascript. You need to test this out before applying.

• If you want a quick speed-up install Webp Express. It's a plugin that converts the existing JPG files on your website to Webp and it offers a far better compression while retaining quality compared to Jpg. This will give you some points in Insights.

• Try to remove any of the external features you do not need. I see you load up alot of external files which can cause an additional render/load time as insights tells you.

• Try to disable plugins you do not need. They cause extra queries and that adds up to the Time to first byte (Server response time).

I optimize both wordpress and other related websites, i usually get very good scores (of 85% for wordpress) and 99% for normal based websites. They do have an effect in SEO but it's only marginal. And, you need less resources to provide the same for your visitors and / or server.

Dude in my experience, placing / adding links can take 2 weeks up to 3 months for it to take effect.

The thing is, a link from a "DA 25 domain" is'nt just going to cut it really. It's only a signal, but it's not the data you might need in order for google determine if it's a good link or not. There's a few other roles in there as well that could add to the SEO positions as well. Domain age, content, location of server, site loading speed (i.e insights),  domain history as well. If SEO was so simple to have more / better DA based domains as a linking profile then everybody would be rich by now.

I suggest you do this: create a new H2/H3 and paragraph based on the subject, like something with 200 to 300 words, place it onto the page your attempting to rank on, and wait for a week. See what happens. Sometimes throwing in an update on your page might just be enough to get better rankings as "freshness" is also a quality guide.

There's a few factors for that, but, you shoud'nt stare blind on PA/DA from Moz or Ahrefs in general. Google used a different method to calculate it's SEO strength. I guess they could have a few stronger backlinks and / or anchors.

I think they have a half price as well for running just one campaign. If you hit cancel subscription it will show the offer.

If the URl's stays the same, yes. If you change the URL it's advised to put a 301 redirect, i.e

redirect 301 /oldpage.xyz /newpage.xyz

Is'nt it if you dont fill anything in MOZ will decide it for you?

Moz is a tool to get your website 'better', but you need to put some effort in it in order to make it work. A subscription is'nt going to magically improve rankings out of nowhere.

With links to internal pages, your equally distributing the linkjuice. Lets say if i have a top menu and i'm listing my top 10 pages there, those will obviously get a tad better juice then 1 link from 1 page alone.

So yes it adds up to have Learn more pages listed on top and bottom of your website. It wont make that big of a difference tho. Without incoming quality backlinks to your initial domain, it's still not worth that much really.

You should keep it brief as possible. Too long url's wont add anything. The URL can be a signal on what your topic or page is about. But i shoud'nt stress that too much. If you take wordpress for example when writing a new page, blogpost or so, it usually takes the page title and cuts it up with /something-as-a-title/

I am experimenting with shorter url's too in comparison to the page title. I dont see any gain nor disadvantages on it.

There's a setting for google in that. You can target it's country for example.  Login into google.com/webmasters/ , make sure the site is added & verified in there, then head to Legacy Tools and Reports > International targetting > Hit tab Country and select the country from there. It might take some time (days, weeks) to be in full effect, you might lose some clicks but you'll get the targetted audience your looking for.

You could hit mark as fixed if you believe this is a non issue really.

So you condole keeping visitors stuck onto your website just for the benefit of a potential higher google position?

It's a tricky business, trust me. You can get tanked in Search because of it. And when you are, prepare for 6 months of zero organic traffic untill those links are either set to nofollow, or removed completely.

Be patient.

It's annoying, and it bypasses any of the genuine behaviour of visitors. I really dislike it when i'm stuck at a website, i have to close the tab and spawn a new one.

It should list which part or text is duplicate and from where.

Really, there's no way for MOZ or A HREFS to detect which domains you have put into a seperate disavow file that you've uploaded to google.

A few errors is always within margin of what google encounters. Ive seen broken pages completely that would not even render properly anymore but yet still rank. I'm not sure i was just guessing; but perhaps you need to give it a bit of time. I dont know what is going on really, new domains kind of are dampened for a while in order for Google to keep the spammy domains out of the place really.

Is your page valid with W3C standards? https://validator.w3.org/

I mean if it's a spaghetti of errors then googlebot might encounter issues with that.

When you put the full url in search, and hit the cache button, what does it show? A 1:1 copy of the current page or an outdated version?

In my experience it can even take 2 to 4 months really. It's why i focus more on domains with a longer age then newly registered ones. I have domains of over 10 year old in relation of registration and those index in just one complete night if i renew the website. Just saying.

New sites are damped to prevent quick spammers launching up domains on to go. So it takes a while or some time for google to release that and start listing you actively.

Apparently your page or site is missing a <title>Some title</title> per page. You have to check and correct that. Title should be something what your page is about.

it's called a "Sitewide" link. Yes there's risks to that, as i had a client doing the same on 2 different websites, boosting the amount of incoming links to roughly 250k in less then a month. After that he got tapped, lost all positions, traffic went down significantly, we had to adjust links, and it took on average 6 months to 'recover' from that.