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Thank you for this interesting information and sorry for my late reply.

@mmtech1

Hi,

The meta description is very important for SEO. It sums up your page content. Your page will receive more clicks with this meta tag.

If you use WordPress, you should install SEO plugins like Yoast to add and manage meta descriptions.

Title and meta description tags are the best places to add important keywords.

@tohidpolymer

Hi,

You can use this schema generator:

https://technicalseo.com/tools/schema-markup-generator/

Choose the Product (type of schema) => fill in all the information. => paste the code to your page

If you are using WordPress, install the plugin Insert Headers and Footers

This situation happens when the schema data is incomplete. For example, no SKU, availability or rating.

@dbills
Hi,

If it is the editorial fee, it is okay. Some directories or blogs take money to publish your content.

Google often recognizes websites selling links and considers them to be blackhat. If you buy one or two links, Google may not penalize you. However, continuing to do so will result in a penalty.

Do not only go for authority. Consider website relevance, traffic, and reputation. The more selective blog => the better SEO benefit

@manm0untain
It is a really good question.

Pasta dough is semantically related to Italian cooking, but it does not contain the word "Italian". When we think about Italian food, the first idea that comes to mind is pasta. Then we want to know the pasta dough recipe.

As long as this content is helpful and relevant to your users, Google will also like it. The content should not necessarily contain the exact keyword or phrase to be relevant. Remember Google's suggested searches.

You can start by writing the pasta dough recipe in general, then talk about a specific Italian Pasta dough recipe. Then compare it to recipes from other countries. Do you see the internal linking potential?

If you try to write only about Italian cooking, sooner or later you can run out of ideas or bore your readers.

@johnbrown75
I think that FAQ pages are very useful for SEO, especially for the Voice Search strategy. FAQ pages are often written in a conversational language, which can help us match the Voice Search intent.

What's more, many people include FAQ sections in their posts or product pages. They first describe their products and then answer the frequent questions. I think it is very helpful for users and SEO.

Hi webmaster,

All in one SEO plugins:

1. Yoast
2. Rank math

Rank math has an interesting feature.
Internal Link suggestions – Rank Math will suggest other content on your site to link to while you’re working in the editor.

I advise installing both Yoast and Rank math, especially if you plan to use them for free. Each has some unique features.

Plugins to boost website performance:
Ewww Image Optimizer - all you need to make your images load faster.

Asset Cleanup - increase website speed by removing render-blocking resources. For example, you can remove unnecessary javascript or CSS files from loading from certain pages. Be careful with this plugin, or ask the developer to help.

Plugin Organizer is easier for users than Asset Cleanup. For example, you can disable contact forms everywhere except for a contact page.

Wp Total Cache - browser caching, CDN, minifying and deferring CSS and javascript files.

I find these plugins very helpful.

@ben-r

Dear Ben,

In my experience, it is better to tell the Google team about removing an old address and remove it as soon as possible.

Secondly, I have also worked in places where postcards don't arrive on time, or just don't arrive. If you feel that it is true for you, schedule a video call with a Google team member. It is not necessary to wait for your postcard for 14 days, the Google representative has told me so.

I hope it helps.

@mark_seomoz1

Hi webmaster,

When exporting links from Moz Link Explorer, they come without http part.

You can try using tools like http response header checker.

1. https://httpstatus.io/ - can check 100 URLs at a time. Very fast

2. https://www.bulkseotools.com/bulk-http-header-code-checker.php - 500 at a time. A bit slow

3. Screaming frog - you should know how to use this tool.

PROCESS

You will need Google Sheets for it.

1. Export Linking Domains from MOZ

2. Add "http://" to every domain

3. CONCATENATE strings A and B = Write this formula in C column "=a2&b2"

4. Crawl the http URLs

5. Check which URLS contain 200 status codes, filter out REDIRECTED URLS containing https. Here they are http domain backlinks. This is how I would solve your task.

I hope it helps. If you have questions, you are welcome.

@theuser23 said in disavow link more than 100,000 lines:

If you have long URLs, just divide the disavow file.

I wanted to say that Google allows uploading the disavow file by property. If you have links pointing to different pages, divide spam links by these pages.

For example, URL A has 30 000, while URL B has 70 000 spam links. Google does not support domain properties.

You can send here a link to the disavow file.

I hope this helps.

Hi friend,

The Google Disavow Tool accepts .txt files. If you have domains, not individual pages in your file, the .txt file will be about 200 kb. At the same time, CSV can be about 1.5-1.8 MB. Extension .txt is very light, or your domains are longer than Amazon River.

If you have long URLs just divide the disavow file.

Top 100 000 domains (Alexa rank, .txt file, about 200kb)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fuoeNM80DMGghd4CcQoLFC8OeKPCVxFQ/view?usp=sharing

I hope this helps. If you have any questions, you are welcome.

Dear site owner,

This is a summary of your page performance in the Page Speed Test by Google.

You can see that most of the problems are connected with images.

First, your images are very big. They can be about 4-5 times smaller. Some are 15001500, or 14001400. Make one image size suitable both for mobile and desktop. What is the largest size of images on desktop and mobile? I bet it is not 1500*1500.

Secondly, convert your images to webP using online tools and use the srcset attribute.

HTML TAG
<img src="your-image.jpg" srcet="your-image.webp">

SRC attribute will load jpeg if the browser does not support the WebP image format.

Third, add loading="lazy" attribute to images.

<img loading="lazy" src="your-image.jpg" srcet="your-image.webp">

It is enough for images.

What is about your hosting? Do you have a good hosting provider?

Do you have enough space on your hosting disk, or it is almost full? Clean or upgrade it if so.

Have you installed many weighty plugins on your server? Plugins can slow down the site dramatically .

I hope this can help you. If you have any questions, you are welcome.

Hi webmaster,

As far as I know, Google disavow tool does not have the option to block by domain extension.

But there are some workarounds. If I was in your place, I would do a reverse IP lookup. The lookup can help find out which domains are hosted on this notorious IP address. The chances are it is some link farm. In many cases, one IP address can have hundreds and even thousands of domains on it.

If you have found many domains on one IP address, you can block them in advance. I should note that spammers may have a couple of such IP addresses or even dozens. I hope that it is not your case.

Alternatively, you can complain about the spammer to Google
(manual action).

The key here is to identify the spammer and understand where the spam is coming from. Think like a detective.

Reverse Ip lookup : https://dnslytics.com/reverse-ip