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  1. Hi @RobSah, I'm glad to help you. I understand your concern. Below, I've added a few insights that might be helpful: I've searched your website. This folder isn't showing on my search. According to my experience, this happens due to the search intent (I'm not sure). This comes from the navigation menu and most popular pages. You can try to remove them from the navigation. Would you mind applying this on your end and letting me know? I'm looking forward to hearing from you. Best regards, Sifat
  2. Hi @Maatheew, I'm glad to help you. In Squarespace, we can't do it using any plugin. Follow this step-by-step guide to add FAQ schema to your website: Generate the FAQ schema markup: You can create your FAQ schema using Merkle tools. I personally used it. Before adding the schema, it's crucial to validate it to ensure it’s correctly implemented. You can use rich result test tools. You can add the schema markup to your website by following the steps: Dashboard -> Select Page -> Click Page Edit -> Click Add a Block -> Code. I hope this helps! If you've any queries, please feel free to reach out. Best regards, Sadul Sifat
  3. Hi @Jlamb79, I would be happy to help you. If your website is not being indexed by Google after moving from Weebly to Squarespace, several potential issues need to be troubleshooted. Can you please confirm that on GSC, you are able to see all the data? Can you please share with me the screenshot of google search console and website url? Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks, Sifat
  4. Hi @dougnorrie, I would be glad to help you. Could you please share your website URL with me? This will allow me to help you efficiently. Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks, Sadul Sifat
  5. Hi @jr2, I'm glad to help you when you receive "other errors" related to scripts, images, or fonts on your Squarespace website. While not all errors are critical. Google Search Console's all notifications are not an issue. Google want to let you know about it. Thank you, @Collaborada, for Sharing helpful resources here. Best Wishes, Sadul Sifat
  6. Hi @rebeccastrom, Thank you for getting back to me. To ensure that your 301 redirects are functioning correctly when both old and new domains, follow these steps: Manual Testing: Open a web browser and enter the URL of the old domain. Ensure that it redirects to the corresponding URL on the new domain. Repeat this for multiple pages to verify that all redirects are working. Use Online Redirect Checkers: Utilize tools like httpstatus.io, Redirect Checker. Enter the URL of the old domain and check the response headers to confirm a 301 redirect. If you've any further questions, feel free to ask! Best regards, Sifat
  7. Hi @rebeccastrom, I'm glad to help you. You've taken the right steps to change your domain while minimizing SEO impact: Connected the new domain and made it primary in Squarespace. Kept the old domain connected and redirecting to the new one. A temporary drop in rankings and visibility is normal. Here's why: Google needs time to recrawl and reindex your pages on the new domain, which can take several weeks to months. Existing backlinks need to be updated to point to the new domain. My Recommendation: Ensure all 301 redirects from the old domain to the new domain are working properly. Double check on this. Be patient and allow a few weeks for Google to process the change. Monitor performance in Google Search Console. Request sites linking to the old domain to update links and update your internal linking. Continue publishing high-quality, relevant content to build authority. I hope your rankings will recover and improve over time. Let me know if you have any questions! Best regards, Sadul Sifat
  8. Hi @sandrakeus, I'm glad to share my insights with you. The page title, which appears in the browser tab, is indeed important for both user experience and SEO. It serves as a key element in how your webpage is presented to users and search engines. Your title should accurately describe the page's content. You can include your primary keyword. Avoid vague titles; instead, be specific about what users will find when they click through. Aim for a length of about 50-60 characters. This length is generally sufficient to convey the essence of the page without being truncated in search results. Ensure that each page on your website has a unique title. This helps prevent confusion for both users and search engines, allowing each page to stand out in search results. I hope this helps! If you've any further questions, feel free to ask. Thanks, Sadul Sifat
  9. Hi @RHP, Thank you for getting back to me. If you have a bunch of photos of the same person, it's best to differentiate them slightly to avoid duplicate content issues and to provide more context. In this case, I'll follow with descriptive phrases. e.g.: Bruce-Willis-Speaking.jpg, Bruce-Willis.jpg, Photo-of-Bruce-Willis etc. This way, each image has a unique filename that still includes relevant keywords. I hope this helps! If you have any further questions, feel free to ask. Thanks, Sadul Sifat.
  10. Hi @RHP, I'm happy to help you. Naming your photos correctly can significantly impact your SEO. I do it before uploading images to Squarespace. Below, I've added a few insights that might be helpful: You can use filenames that accurately describe the image content. For example, instead of "IMG_1234.jpg," use "blue-widget-product.jpg." Use hyphens (-) to separate words in filenames. Google treats hyphens as spaces, while underscores (_) do not provide the same clarity. Avoid Special Characters: Refrain from using special characters (e.g., @, #, $, etc.) as they may cause issues with SEO and compatibility. Renaming images before uploading ensures that search engines can index them correctly from the start. I hope this helps! If you've any further question feel free to ask. Thanks, Sifat.
  11. Hi @Aoedanzy, I would be happy to help you. I've searched your brand keyword "Freedom TGS" and noticed that your Home page and About Us page appear in SERP. Could you please specify which keywords you're experiencing this issue with (you can share a screenshot)? I'm looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks, Sifat
  12. Hi @Belindarobyn, I'm happy to help you! Below, I've added a few insights that might be helpful: Yes! Squarespace's automatic canonical tags are usually effective for blogs. Squarespace automatically adds canonical tags to all pages, including blog posts, to avoid duplicate content issues. [The automatically generated canonical tags point to the primary URL of each page, taking into account factors like www vs non-www, http vs https, and trailing slashes.] The automatically generated canonical tags are generally sufficient, and there is no need to manually add them. However, if you have multiple versions of a blog post you can manually add a canonical tag in the page code section pointing to the original version to clearly indicate the source to Google. This can help avoid any potential duplicate content issues. If you've any further questions, feel free to ask. Best regards, Sadul Sifat.
  13. Hi @SHEKSEO, I would be happy to help you. The errors you've received in Google Search Console are related to missing required fields in the structured data. For confirmation - Could you please share your website URL and GSC email screenshot with me? This will allow me to understand your issue clearly. I'm looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks, Sadul Sifat.
  14. Hi @BloomwellStudio, I would be happy to help you. Could you please share your website link with me so that I can take a look. Looking forward to your response. Best regards, Sadul Sifat
  15. Hi @speedwell11, I would be happy to help you. Could you please share your page URL with me so that I can take a look and provide you a sustainable solution. Looking forward to your response. Best wishes, Sadul Sifat
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