A website's launch is just the beginning. During the first month, search engines are getting to know the resource: how it works, what's published on it, and how quickly pages become accessible and relevant. If basic settings are overlooked early on, making adjustments later can cost time and sometimes even lead to a drop in visibility. Days 1–3: Lay the SEO Foundation First, make sure your site is crawled and indexed correctly. Enable and check webmaster tools (search consoles), check the domain/protocol (http/https, www/non-www), add a sitemap (sitemap.xml), and configure a proper robots.txt file. Separately check the basic technique: canonical, redirects (301) to changed URLs, the absence of “broken” pages, the correct server response (200/301/404), and also that important pages are not closed from indexing. Days 3–7: Technical Speed and Indexing Conduct an initial performance audit: evaluate the loading speed of key pages and mobile accessibility. Optimizing images, minimi...
How company reviews may not be shown on Google maps How can company reviews not be shown on a Google map? My clients ask me this question. The thing is that you can complain about a review. If several people are dragging a point on the map, someone can click where they shouldn't. For example, change the company type to something like public, even by accident. After Google announced about earning points and raising the level for them. I personally noticed that miracles happen with my achievements, on the points where I wrote reviews. For example, I corrected an ancient review and it began to display. My relatives also have the same, and this is not an isolated case. The Google Local Experts Forum does not always provide reasonable information, moreover, you can wait quite a long time for an answer to your question. And more often than not, it all comes down to breaking the rules, although the latter say that spam, insults, and similar comments are blocked. Well, and most important...