If you’re a website owner or operator, you’ve likely heard about Googlebot, the digital spider that crawls the internet to index websites. Understanding how frequently Googlebot visits your website is a crucial piece of knowledge for anyone looking to enhance their online presence. In this article, I’ll share my insight into mysteries of Googlebot’s crawling behavior with a look at my own websites and provide insights into optimizing your site’s crawl frequency.Key Takeaways On Googling Crawling Of Websites;Surprisingly The Googlebot will crawl even small or new sites at least once a day (data).It is important
If you’re running a WordPress website, you’re likely aware of the ever-increasing importance of website performance, especially with Google’s emphasis on Core Web Vitals as a ranking factor. Slow-loading websites not only frustrate visitors but also risk losing valuable traffic and potential customers. In the quest for better website performance, I found my go-to solution: WP Rocket. In this post, I’ll walk you through what WP Rocket does, whether it’s a free plugin, its worth, and how it compares to other caching solutions like W3 Total Cache. I am currently using WP Rocket on well
Backlinks. On Page keywords. Internal links. Anchor text. Pagespeed optimization. You know what all these website ranking factors have in common? Website operators (SEOs) have the ability to easily change / alter them and they have no reflection of how actual users value the website. That’s counter intuitive to the mission of Google search. Google wants to display the best web pages to the users… not the webpage that SEOs want to users to find. Behold ‘Branded Traffic’. Branded traffic sends a powerful, positive signal that the website is valuable enough for people to directly
Drop servicing is the new business buzzword and is something all entrepreneurs should consider. With drop servicing, you can sell your service without actual service input, so you can focus on marketing and other business activities while the outsourced service provider handles most of the nitty gritty. Drop servicing is profitable, easily accessible, offers expansion opportunities, allows for diverse services, has lower overhead costs, and has low initial investment. The downside of this business model is a lack of consistent quality, communication difficulties, competition, and legal complexities. Drop servicing is a new and exciting way
Embedded insurance offerings are on the rise, and e-commerce brands like yours can take advantage of integrating them into your online business to offer your customers something that they need while helping you make more money. In a modern world where there is lots of uncertainty, customers are more likely to purchase insurance products, so how can you use this to your advantage? E-commerce brands can use embedded insurance in various ways to generate revenue. These include marking up insurance premiums, offering extended warranties, insurance for events, subscription services, upselling and counseling, and offering premium
I can’t count high enough to tell you how many service business owners I’ve met that are just plain beat – in all industries. Every day they work tirelessly to satisfy client demands, and then in the evening they’re working from their cellphones. Only to repeat the process of being stretched thin by the over arching demands of their clients. While their service business may provide them a high income at the expense of their time and sanity, the businesses are purely inefficient, owner dependant, and don’t much equity value for an exist. That’s why
Owning a content website is (aka blog) can be a great way to make passive income and high cashflow. The plus side to a content website that attracts many is entrepreneurs without capital is that they are easy to start and can be done with little to know capital. The reality many find is that actually getting them to take off is a bit trickier. It can take years of consistent work without seeing any result or proof of concept. For that reason, I recommend buying a content website. There are many of them
When it comes to red flags when buying a business nearly all buyers expect it to come up in some form of black & white whether that’s the financial statements or graph of business trends. Maybe they think it will be over stated inventory on the balance or an increase in customer concentration among — and those are legitimate red flags, but there is another one. While those examples may have some risk, they can also have logical and quantifiable risk. So what is it? Family. Family of the seller working in the business. Right
Grinding up the ladder isn’t for everyone. Acquisition entrepreneurship is perfect for people who don’t need a boss to take responsibility and work hard. In addition, once you get your businesses running the way you want them, you can reap the financial rewards while having a flexible lifestyle. After all, it will be you setting the rules. But the first step is finding businesses with excellent cash flow. The best cash flow businesses for acquisition entrepreneurs are equipment rentals, laundromats, ATMs, renting storage units, vending machines, and carwashes. Look for opportunities that can capitalize upon
Do you know what sets the best businesses apart? Their brand. That's how they convey their company to their customers, bonding with them to show value and sell better than they would otherwise. You can use their techniques too. So, what are the best storytelling techniques for small businesses?The best storytelling techniques for small businesses include studying the target demographic, going from zero to hero, and finishing strong. Picking the perfect words to tell the story is also a must. Small businesses need to create a narrative to bond with their clients.You don't need to
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