Ok thank you.

Thank you

So if I use 301 redirect of the old post which is not indexed on search engine to an entirely new post of the same subject on a website, does the old post not bring negative effect to the new one?

I mean it was not indexed for a reason. If I create a new unique post, redirecting the old post which is not indexed wont be bad?

Hey everyone.

I have 2 websites both related to the same niche.

Whenever I posted a blog post about something, I would carefully paraphrase the same content and post it on the other website but used the same images.

It came to my attention that after a while, google only indexed one of my websites for each post/subject.

When I read and researched about it, I concluded that "duplicate content" is the reason due to the fact that I have used same images on both websites.

Now, to rectify that:

I want to recreate the same content again, completely different articles with genuine images for each website.

When I do that, what should I do with old posts? can I redirect 301 each post of a website to it's new version?

Understood, thanks.

Appreciate the response, so taking 4 5 days and not yet being shown for the designated keywords on previous URL is normal?

This is individual from site to site, depends on how often Google visits your website so when they first see the change.

Recently, Google indexing got slower so I'd expect even recognizing redirects could take few days.

Hey guys,

3 days ago I used 301 redirect on my .htaccess file to redirect mywebsite/pageA to mywebsite/pageB. Basically I redirected a page to another address on my website.

How long this redirect would need to take effect on google SERP? How long would it take for backlinks and keyword ranking to be transferred to the new page?

Yes, my dear friend. It is a known fact and I have practiced so.

Strategic backlinks implies here,

• links from sites which are hosted in UK and/ or having UK domain
• Links from target key phrases as per the best practices
• Links from relevant and quality sites
• Links from sites which can drive UK traffic to the site

Hope you understand the above and can practice as many points as you can.

Understood, thank you.

Appreciate the response.

-So this is a known matter and you have seen this happening before?

• If yes, would you mind present some ideas on "strategic" backlinking? Do you mean backlinks from websites which have UK domains? or websites which have UK content but the same field of activity as my website?

Win some strategic backlinks from UK sites. It will resolve this problem of disappearing from SERP.

Hey guys,

I have a problem with my website google ranking.

For a specific query, it appears for 24 to 48 hrs, but then disappears. All my competitor websites who rank in google are fine and they always show up and never disappear.

I specifically have this issue with UK ip addresses while searching google.

Th content of the page is good and I follow almost all SEO guidelines. Core web vitals are great as well.