What feature would you like to see?
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SEO Features
In SEO can Divided into Two Parts
1. On site SEO
2. Off Site SEO
On Site SEO
In This We are Optimizing our website in different ways like
Google Analytics Code Authentication.
Once You Done
Then Start Off Site Optimization
in This we are Promoting Our Website to Some Other Websites
Like
In SEO can Divided into Two Parts
1. On site SEO
2. Off Site SEO
On Site SEO
In This We are Optimizing our website in different ways like
- Keyword Research
- Checking Meta Tags (Title, Description, and Keywords )
- Url Checking
- Site Loading time
- Site Maps
Google Analytics Code Authentication.
Once You Done
Then Start Off Site Optimization
in This we are Promoting Our Website to Some Other Websites
Like
- Link Building
- Directory Submission
- SBM Submissions
- Articles, Blog Commenting, Blog Posting and Etc
These are at best useless for ranking and at worst spam :
They are spam when the backlinks you create are followed. Expect penalties for the website from serious search engines such as Google.
They are merely useless for improving ranking if the backlinks thus created are nofollowed. At least the website won't risk being penalized. Some may bring traffic at best.
The only useful backlinks are those where you are not involved at all in creating.
They are spam when the backlinks you create are followed. Expect penalties for the website from serious search engines such as Google.
They are merely useless for improving ranking if the backlinks thus created are nofollowed. At least the website won't risk being penalized. Some may bring traffic at best.
The only useful backlinks are those where you are not involved at all in creating.
Have a read of this article published recently in the Official Google Webmaster Central Blog:
A reminder about links in large-scale article campaigns
A reminder about links in large-scale article campaigns
i would like the option to put the same code, but having the chance to separate differnet domains/tld, like this: https://forum.statcounter.com/threads/same-tracking-code-for-different-subdomain.44431/
You won't see loading time with Statcounter tracking because only once the page has loaded (and therefore the tracking code has loaded) would the tracker register a hit.
Outbound links will only get tracked when clicked (only detectable when the tracking code is lower in the source code than any of the links which may be clicked ). Just their mere existence on a page cannot get them registered.
A good option for those things would be to use Screaming Frog ( free program for site up to 500 pages), or, for links alone (internal and external), Xenu Link Sleuth (free program).
In any case the loading time is always from the point of view of your own internet connection, computer speed and memory.
For an individual page you can use various Google tools to see speed, such as PageSpeed Insights, and that uses a Google user agent and location.
Outbound links will only get tracked when clicked (only detectable when the tracking code is lower in the source code than any of the links which may be clicked ). Just their mere existence on a page cannot get them registered.
A good option for those things would be to use Screaming Frog ( free program for site up to 500 pages), or, for links alone (internal and external), Xenu Link Sleuth (free program).
In any case the loading time is always from the point of view of your own internet connection, computer speed and memory.
For an individual page you can use various Google tools to see speed, such as PageSpeed Insights, and that uses a Google user agent and location.
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