Hello Everyone,
I am kavita. I am new in this forum.

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This thread is currently in Search Engine Strategies and tagged "first-post" and "seo". As suggested, personal introductions are usually better placed under Community Introduction so topic-specific forums remain useful. If the intent here is to ask SEO questions instead, adding a bit more technical context will let members give practical help.

To get useful replies, include the following details:

  • Role and experience level (site owner, developer, beginner).
  • Short site description and one URL (if comfortable), plus the CMS or platform.
  • Target audience / country / language.
  • The specific issue or question (ranking drop, indexing error, site migration).
  • Key metrics or errors (recent traffic trend, Search Console coverage messages).
  • What has already been tried (plugins, redirects, server changes).
  • Privacy note: do not post passwords, PII, or full analytics exports — use redacted screenshots instead.

Quick SEO starter checklist to mention when asking for help:

  • Verify the site in Google Search Console and review Coverage and Manual Actions.
  • Install analytics to monitor traffic before and after fixes.
  • Ensure an XML sitemap is submitted and robots.txt is not blocking important pages.
  • Check title tags, meta descriptions, H1s and thin or duplicated content.
  • Test mobile-friendliness and page speed (Lighthouse/PageSpeed Insights).
  • Confirm redirects and canonical tags following any site changes.

For , editing this thread to add a short template with the points above (or reposting under Community Introduction and leaving an SEO-specific follow-up here) will make responses faster and more precise. Thanks to and for the welcome and placement suggestion.

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Hi kavita, welcome to Daniweb. But I believe you should post this under "Community Introduction".

Hi Kavita,


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