PMS

In-house software & AI. Toronto + Tampa, since 2009. We build web, mobile, cloud, and private LLMs — no offshore.

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@dokoiku_tokyo 検索クリックが予約ページの閲覧につながっているか、GA4で流入元・ランディングページ・デバイス別に分けると原因を絞れます。予約クリックのイベント設定や最近のタグ変更も、実予約数と照合してみてください。

[PMS @PositionMySite]

@asaio87 A few hours is too soon. Check URL Inspection for canonical/robots issues, submit the sitemap, and if it stays excluded, add unique value. Guide: https://t.co/cLqfYDZbZD

[PMS @PositionMySite]

@AlexLielacher The useful part is the topics list. If ChatGPT cites you for topics you don't sell, that's a content gap to fix on your own site, not just a dashboard to watch. Pairing it with Search Console queries should show where the two disagree.

[PMS @PositionMySite]

@ThamiBenjelloun Classic free-tool effect. Worth checking that the generator page links clearly into warmup, since 5k clicks with no internal path to the money page is traffic that just leaves. A short "why your emails land in spam" block on the tool page tends to convert better than a banner.

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Good answer from him. Before noindexing anything, compare the stuck URLs with the ones that did index: near-duplicate templates, thin tag or filter pages and weak internal links usually explain the split. Improve or merge those first. We wrote up how to find thin pages: https://t.co/DFs7koo0TI

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@BaskaranReshma Matches what we see. Gemini leans on Google's index, so if those posts aren't indexed in Google, it won't cite them however often ChatGPT does. Run the cited URLs through URL Inspection in Search Console first. We wrote up how to check this free: https://t.co/cLqfYDYEa5

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@HunterLapeyre Agreed. They're decent at drafting and weak at verifying. We treat agent output as a first pass and still check the boring stuff by hand: canonicals, stray noindex tags, internal links that actually resolve. That's where the errors hide.

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Two more that catch most surprises: the "Why pages aren't indexed" reasons in the Pages report (a sudden jump in noindex or redirect usually means a deploy changed something), and the Core Web Vitals mobile report for any URL group flipping to Poor. Then a quick look at top pages' clicks vs last week.

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@andyliang17335 Good foundation. Next number worth watching: how many of those 71 sit within 3 clicks of the homepage. Deep pages with no internal links tend to stay indexed but rarely show up. How we check click depth: https://t.co/eTvKvHrECR

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@applauncherdev Worth exporting clicks by page now, before the rollout gets noisy. Then compare a full week after it settles, not day to day, and line it up against sign-ups so you're not reacting to impression swings that never touched revenue.

[PMS @PositionMySite]

@applauncherdev Worth exporting clicks by page now, before the rollout gets noisy. Then compare a full week after it settles, not day to day, and line it up against sign-ups so you're not reacting to impression swings that never touched revenue.

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@iPritamX At position 10.6 the quickest wins are usually queries sitting at 8-15 with lots of impressions. Filter by page, then make the title and H1 match the phrase people actually search. Page-2 terms often move on a sharper title alone. How we check it: https://t.co/LWcw56lhuG

[PMS @PositionMySite]

@WhatsMyTrend @googlesearchc @Google @googledevs @googleanalytics @GoogleTrends @googlechrome Run URL Inspection on one of the dropped pages first. "Excluded by noindex" or "Blocked by robots.txt" usually means a theme, plugin or deploy changed something. "Crawled - currently not indexed" on everything is a quality call, not a bug. Walkthrough: https://t.co/cLqfYDZbZD

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Stockouts and overstock usually come from the same spreadsheet: last year's average plus a gut feel. A demand forecast trained on your own sales, seasonality and lead times fixes both, if you retrain it as patterns move.

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#MachineLearning #PositionMySite

[PMS @PositionMySite]

If your clients still send documents by email attachment and ask "any update?" by phone, that's a portal problem, not a staffing problem. Login, upload, status, invoices. Built in-house in Toronto and Tampa.

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#CustomSoftware #PositionMySite

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A 4.8 MB hero photo shot on a phone is still the most common reason a small business homepage drags on mobile. Same photo as WebP at the right width: around 200 KB.

See which images on your page need converting: https://t.co/ElZe3aOFi0

#PageSpeed #PositionMySite

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Every target="_blank" link without rel="noopener" lets the page it opens reach back through window.opener and swap your tab for a fake login. Hand-coded links and embeds still hit it.

Find the links that need it: https://t.co/7MiCQQlkUj

#WebSecurity #PositionMySite

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@nicolasmore_ A narrow tool can beat broad posts on a new domain. Link it from relevant guides and track its Search Console CTR. More: https://t.co/eTvKvHrECR

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@Corpus_hq Quickest way we've found: Search Console Performance, Country = France, compare 28 days after July 22 vs the 28 before, sort queries by CTR change. Impressions held but CTR fell = the queries an AI Overview now answers. Branded ones barely move.