GlynMusica
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GlynMusica replied to vivid's topic in SEO and Marketing
Contact your registrar, it will be quicker and you will get the right answer as there are lots of nuanced configuration options. -
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Facebook Conversion API integration
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Wix are doing that because they know SquareSpace have an issue 🙂I just ran a couple of their template URLS through lighthouse and got crappy scores. Some things you can do: If you want here's an article that will, with a configuration of GTM, pull in CWV data into Google Analytics: https://www.simoahava.com/analytics/track-core-web-vitals-in-ga4-with-google-tag-manager/ Google Analytics. If I want to test impact, apart from looking in GSC which frankly I take with a pinch of salt. This is what I would do. Find a blog post or service page from at least 3 months back but ideally over a year that has CWV problems (test using lighhouse chrome or the above gtm tweak) Create an audience segment that isolates just ORGANIC traffic in GA. Go to the Landing pages view, as this will tell me about visits that arrived directly from Organic Search Check the traffic to that page at the end of September (August lots of people are on holiday) Check the traffic to that page during the months July, June and vs previous year. Adjust data for seasonality. You should get a picture of any page performance changes this way, the CWV GTM will mean you can do this more easily without having to run lighthouse separately. Here's a GA segment for Organic Traffic you can import: https://analytics.google.com/analytics/web/template?uid=oIezNyYhTGuWTrGcTzf1MA You could also look at landing page visits from Organic search as global values and do lookbacks to see for traffic change but this could overlook new pages etc. G.
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Brent_Dickens reacted to a post in a topic:
Core Web Vitals
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It won't work as you are looking to put a Canonical in place on a specific blog post. There is no code injection in posts - there should be SS! - and adding a code block will mean the the Canonical is added in the <body> section which means it will be ignored. You may be able to used some kind of funky JQEURY to inject it into the header using code-injection at a site level, but I'm speculating and someone else might be able to advise if possible.
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MPX reacted to a post in a topic:
Core Web Vitals
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Thanks for that share, interesting to see how Wix accomplished their goal. I think most of the optimisation for SS websites could be simply with conditional unloads. We use a plugin for our WP customers, https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-asset-clean-up/, which is basically the type of thing SS should be doing with their JS assets. Many times they are loaded but no actually needed.
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need facebook conversion api integrated into squarespace website
GlynMusica replied to khushali's topic in SEO and Marketing
I'm not sure that you have drawn the right conclusions from my posts at all. I think that the problem you could find is how you deliver this from authenticated servers. -
Is Search Engine Journal a Source of Reputable Information?
GlynMusica replied to creedon's topic in SEO and Marketing
Define SEO and define research and I might be able to point you in the right direction. There is a lot of guff in this space, research is peer reviewed? -
Hi there. I am not sure when this website was published but Google will eventually find it. I noticed that there was also this website,https://stjosephwoonsocket.webs.com/ , not sure if it the same thing but what you could do is have a link placed on that website to your new website, that will surely accelerate it. If the old website is old, consider setting up a redirect to point to your new website. For this you might ask your domain name registrar or whomever is the owner of that website. Have a nice day. G.
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Thanks @paul2009 - doesn't fit my needs but thanks for the hack.
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GlynMusica reacted to a post in a topic:
Scheduling Products on and off
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Read their financial reports, their business is strong. Hoping they will improve things, but you can optimise for CWV if you know your SEO even if it's not as good as Webflow, WP, or other CMSs at the moment
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Wolfsilon reacted to a post in a topic:
Brainstorming SEO Keywords
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MPX reacted to a post in a topic:
Core Web Vitals
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Brent_Dickens reacted to a post in a topic:
Core Web Vitals
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Do bear in mind that search console is going to be subject to all the usual issues that any of the other tools do, so whether it is GSC, SEMRUSH, AHREF etc a website can time-out when a crawl is being made. So the crawler tool or the website times-out. We frequently see this with GTMETRIX, where you change nothing on the website and between two crawls there are massive differences. These tools are really basic. This is why Google does recommend that you use the Chrome extension of lighthouse in an incognito tab, it's the closest you can get to clean parse of your website. My advice is that you setup reports in Google Analytics that look at sending you data on Organic Traffic on Desktop and Mobile on a one-month automation with a 30 day look-back. In this way you'll get a report that signals any notable traffic drop and you can then check with GSC. G.
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Tiny_Coast reacted to a post in a topic:
How do you make the most of your advertising budget?
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It's all about trust in these situations. You could simply clone that form page, set it to no-index in the search engines and then give it to a single affiliate. You can then use a hidden field to add the name of the affiliate to the submission that you receive for tracking. Affiliate then sends traffic to that form. Your affiliate is going to track traffic inbound so they will know how many clicks it gets. Because you don't know where in the funnel people are and because you can't let these affiliate leads go to the website because they will not be bother to find the form (unless incentivized), you might need to have an affiliate page that is a landing page - like a mini website in a page. You could create an anchor on the form so the affiliate can link directly to a point in the page. OR the affiliate might do all the pre-sale and explanation on their website. Bottom line is this, if an affiliate delivers you leads and you don't pay them they will not send you traffic so again it's back to trust. Good luck.
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Jo_SQSP reacted to a post in a topic:
How do you make the most of your advertising budget?
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You can just add the GA4 code in code-injection and it will work. You can send GA4 events if instead you do the implementation using Google Tag Manager. The question is more a case of why use GA4 when Universal Analytics is actually way more stable at the moment. I wouldn't touch GA4 for at least a year, we run GA4 just for data collection. I would not expect SS to support GA4 - in terms of Events etc, for a while simply because no-one wants to touch it with a bargepole.
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How do you make the most of your advertising budget?
GlynMusica replied to Jo_SQSP's topic in SEO and Marketing
Tracking is everything. Let me say that again: Tracking is everything. Traffic delivery is not a problem whether you want it from Google, Facebook or any other network. Media spend needs to be optimized month on month and this can only be done if you know which is the poor traffic and which is the good traffic. You won't know if you don't measure it. TOFU, MOFU, BOFU - tailor the adverts to the position in the funnel your user finds themselves in. Take a contextual view of what that person knows about you when they click your ad. Don't deliver to the homepage always and expect people to take an interest! Even if the sector might not be appropriate for your own industry, we wrote a blog post to contextualize how the ad market is changing with tracking here and more zoomed out here If an ad-network makes a recommendation and you don't have good measurement, you will spend more money and not have a way to reconcile results. If it doesn't sound like a good offer to you, it probably isn't a good offer, so don't think you will make sales and get good results. Review the marketplace, look at your competitors, be better than them on everything. Cheers. G. -
JeremiahSvaren reacted to a post in a topic:
Core Web Vitals
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How do I modify the native canonical tag?
GlynMusica replied to Simonmunka's topic in SEO and Marketing
Pretty sure that you would need to enter a Dev mode of the theme to remove those and they are hardcoded.
