Recent content by ceeze

Hi, GA4 is showing that my client's site has pages with "Page Not Found" as the number 1 title for page views. Currently shows around 1200 views in the past month were to pages with this title (title indicating a 404, but from different URLs). When I looked into it via an Exploration report, I...

Hi, My team is trying to update the phone number we use on our socials so that any 2FA verifications go to a number that we can all access. Is this possible? If so, what solutions do you recommend where we can set up a multi-user number? Currently, the social accounts are linked to the boss's...

Thank you everyone for your replies. So, if I'm following GMBapi.com's advice correctly - I would have the LocalBusiness schema on the location main page and reference it on the location subpages through an id, but it shouldn't be an exact copy of the main location's schema? My thought was...

Hi, if I have LocalBusiness schema for one location - let's say xyz.com/los-angeles - should its subpages (ex. xyz.com/los-angeles/car-accident-lawyer) use the same local business schema that point to that main location page's URL and ID?

Hi Everyone, I started looking into a client's website and found that their LocalBusiness Schema was done horribly - whoever did it had multiple blocks of the same kind of schema pasted one after another in the head scripts and it hadn't been updated in a long time because it was still using...

Got it. Thank you both for your replies. I definitely don't want to have pages that are very similar to the other location pages (duplicate) with only minor differences. My inclination is to mention the neighborhoods within the major city pages and taking the advice of mentioning work we have...

My client is in a very competitive market, since we cannot rank for the large city name, I was thinking of trying to rank for 2 surrounding neighborhoods. He gets a handful of leads per month based on proximity, but I think he could get more calls/leads. I'm wondering the best way to tackle...

Ok, thank you guys for your feedback! Sounds like I just need to make sure issues are handled and page load and UX is good on mobile especially, but not really stress about the passing score and obsessing over CWV.

Not perfect 100, but if I stay in the green all around, should the assessment be passing? Is this something I shouldn't really worry about as long as the scores are good and the site isn't slow? or should I still aim to pass?

Hi, I was wondering if PageSpeed Insights takes 28 days to recalculate if you pass or fail. Say your website was doing well, then performance dropped so you're not passing - but then, you get your scores back up. Should you be seeing a "Core Web Vitals Assessment: Passed" result after 28 days...