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Revision as of 20:53, September 22, 2023
, 20:53, September 22, 2023→Fixing Conservapedia's main homosexuality article and other articles so they get more search engine traffic and have a better user experience
David, I sent you part of this message by email, but I added some additional material. Below is the full message to you.
David, I sent you part of this message by email, but I added some additional material. Below is the full message to you.
This message is about fixing Conservapedia's main [[homosexuality]] article so it gets more search engine traffic and has a better user experience.
If a website has too many dead links or if a web page has dead links on it's not a good user experience and its bad for rankings. To the search engines, it gives the impression that the website as well maintained if there are too many of them. See: [https://www.searchenginejournal.com/link-rot-solutions/349270/ Link Rot – What it Is and How it Affects Rankings].
This message is about fixing Conservapedia's main [[homosexuality]] article and other Conservapedia articles so they receive more search engine traffic and have a better user experience.
Webpages that are long-form content very often rank for many keywords - not just the keyword that the article is titled.
Webpages that are long-form content very often rank for many keywords - not just the keyword that the article is titled.
I have done computer programming professionally and I think I may be learning some additional programming skills, but at this point, I think David/Andy are more proficient programmers than me. I am rusty and I don't think the computer languages that I have programmed in would be able to automate this process.
I have done computer programming professionally and I think I may be learning some additional programming skills, but at this point, I think David/Andy are more proficient programmers than me. I am rusty and I don't think the computer languages that I have programmed in would be able to automate this process.
Next, this process could be done for other important Conservapedia articles as well or perhaps all of Conservapedia's articles if the process is automated.
While there are tools that work with a browser to tell the dead links on a page, there are tools that will tell a webmaster where all of the dead links on a website are such as this one: https://ahrefs.com/broken-link-checker I possibly have access to some paid SEO tools that could possibly tell Conservapedia all of the dead links on a website, but perhaps the various plans with such tools that I have access to do not cover crawling a whole website for dead links. But I believe this tool still works and it is free: https://home.snafu.de/tilman/xenulink.html [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] ([[User talk:Conservative|talk]]) 16:53, September 22, 2023 (EDT)