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Hello! Well, you just made my day. I'm very happy to hear that. Thank you for watching.

We Agree 😊

Ofcourse, but planning does surely free up the time to get on execution 😊

@@LinkBuildingHQ Of course you need it first.

Thank you! You'll find loads more on our channel! 😁

Yea

Do share with the world. :-)

The quality and helpfulness of your content matters a lot. Based on what we know, the websites that were impacted first by September Helpful Content Update in some way kept experiencing declines in October and March updates. We understand you're going through tough time but here are few things that can help, Try shooting couple of tweets to Google spokesperson like John Mueller and Danny Sullivan on Twitter to look into this matter for you. Always prioritize creating link worthy assets so it adds up to your authority on the web. Do check out our website, our blog on Google Penalties should help you out. Lastly, few of our videos are in the pipeline that might shed some light on the issue, so stay tuned.

@@LinkBuildingHQ I saw a gain in traffic in September, but then on October 4th and 5th, some of my well-ranked posts disappeared from the SERPs. There was no effect on other pages, as they stayed in their previous positions, but as I said, some of these posts disappeared from the SERPs.

We would recommend getting an SEO audit done for your complete website. That should help you zone in on the specific reason.

Sure. What do you need to know?

@@LinkBuildingHQ like how we identify this is do follow or no follow... easily by simple example or practical please

Check the code of the backlink. if it has the tag of anything other than dofollow then it is a nofollow link. Since nofollow links have different types there could be further classifications

Noted. Will try to include them from now on.

Glad you enjoyed it!

We have a complete playlist on our Schema Videos. The first defines Schema Markups. ua-cam.com/video/MTYpHLnHEm0/v-deo.htmlsi=oQbKuSVwtEqFvd88 We hope you like it.

URL change often negatively impacts SEO because it results in broken links and redirects. If you did revert the changes, all you need to do is wait for Google to crawl your website again. However, currently Google is still rolling out the Core Update, so SERP Volatility is fairly common. Until the rollout completes and rankings settle, we would suggest conducting a website audit to find any other weaknesses in your website. You can check out our video on how to do a basic website audit. ua-cam.com/video/MOQAQjmNzkQ/v-deo.html But we would still recommend getting the help of a senior SEO to do an in-depth audit. Good Luck!

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Thank you for such an awesome comment! Generally it is recommended to add schemas for pages where they can provide value in terms of improved search visibility. However, if you have a large website with thousands of pages, adding schemas on every page may prove hectic, so you should only add them where you can the most value. We hope this answers your question.

A dev can achieve this with some code to dynamically place the correct data within the JSON. For example, my company has over 6k products. It would be insane to try and create a schema for each page. JSON is super to similar CSS (the code that styles your page). In that you are essentially just matching pairs of data. Usually your data is already structured on your page. This is especially so if you are using something like Wordpress or other CMS services. So for example all your h1 headings on every page has the same size, color, and font. It knows to do this because the CSS applies these styles to every page and not just 1 heading. That would be a headache and a lot of code to have each heading styled separately. This works because your pages are created dynamically. All you have to do is fill in the title, body, meta tag, or whatever your CMS service provides you to fill out and then bam your page is done. Because of this we know exactly where everything will show up on a page after submitting your blog post or page. You can then write JavaScript to say - hey that h1 tag string needs to go into my JSON markup right where is says "name". This would then take every h1 tag and place that data right where it needs to go within the Schema. Long story short, you can have a recipe website with 20,000 pages and write a few lines of code to do the process for you without having to manually enter it on a few "important" pages. Because lets be real, you want all your information to be seen correctly and you want it to rank or you wouldn't be spending so much time building your brand. You can go to places fivver to find devs to do this at a fair price. This might sound like mumbo jumbo but I just wanted you to know that it can be done.