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Since 18th August, my data from search console as viewed from the connected analytics account went right down to zero (like search queries, landing page clicks etc). On the search console itself, I can see it does have data. Have anyone had this happen? Edit: Looks like it happened in the...

@animalstyle I don't know about wordfence, but I use BulletProof Security Pro for all my sites. Its not failed me. On top of what you mentioned, any changes to files without your permission is quarantined automatically, allowing you to delete, edit or autorestore. The support from the owner is...

[broken image] 1.4k visitors from the facebook leak so far....still bringing in the visitors.

I publish these affiliate reviews as blogposts, and set them to publish as a past date. This means the blogpost will not appear at the top of my blog page. I put them at least the 2nd page of the blog. For dilution, I am happy with 10% affiliate page vs 90% content pages. Regarding your...

We are on the same page. This is what I am doing. Build an authority but it's really just an affiliate site with review pages sprinkled around. If someone came to visit my site, they just see strong shareable content, the affiliate pages are hidden deep.

Short answer, not detrimental, even if do follow.

Can you go part-time? I reduced my full-time job to 3 day work week to spend more time on my site. Did that for 1 year before quitting and going full-time on my own projects.

Cesare, you must be using the editor in the Thrive Theme, not Thrive Content Builder. Thrive Theme which you're probably using, is just a wordpress theme; it uses the same default editor. If you use Thrive Content Builder to create your posts/pages, you are not affected.

Heads up guys. If you use a separate editor plugin, it probably does not add this "noopener noreferrer" (check though). Thrive Content Builder which I use to create content, doesn't add "noopener noreferrer" to links.

Not a glitch. It supposedly stops the newly opened page's ability to control the page that opened it.

Canonical tag works for google at least. When I input the url in google search of the duplicate content that uses canonical, google will display my original url in the search results. Ask him to add canonical if he doesn't respond well to changing the content.

Also there are some queries that does not need an in-depth read to make a decision.

I just use duplicator plugin https://en-gb.wordpress.org/plugins/duplicator/. Does everything in a simple manner. No need to install wordpress on new server either. It takes care of all of it.

In short. Relevancy. Then formatting of the article is important, short paragraphs. I don't have more than 3 sentences per paragraph, mostly less. Images to break up the text. Make it easily digestible, scannable. Include in the article a poll/quizz, and infographics. Read time also...

Look for the bounce rate and time on site from search traffic. You'll need to look for bot ip (http://www.iplists.com/) and block them on your analytics. However, I have not blocked mine (no reason, I didn't bother).

Get that down. Bounce rate and time on site is ranking factor. Google gives us a chance by ranking us high to check these stats. If bounce rate high and time on site is low, you are likely to get demoted. My articles get bounce rate below 20% (10 to 15%) and ave time on site 4-5min plus...

whats your bounce and time on site stats like?

I prefer Ahrefs much more. Serpstat is amateurish compared to ahrefs. However I still bought the deal as it's worth the lifetime access. Unless ahrefs bring down their pricing, I won't subscribe.

It simplifies the process yet it misses out important information from the hour long video. Such as splitting detection and observation. Hence, in the short video, he concludes by the limited information, by observing, the electron breaks down to a wave. Whereas in the hour long video, by...

The theory that explains the double slit experiment...