So you’ve made the decision to go with Weebly for your website management tool…
Now you’ve got to get some traffic to that site.
But how do you do it?
Setting up SEO for Weebly sites doesn’t have to be a difficult task to take on. This Weebly SEO tips guide will equip you with step-by-step instructions on how you can set up your own site to start ranking on Google.
Can a Weebly Website Rank?
I’ve seen discussions about whether or not certain platforms are “good” or “bad” for SEO. In other words, do I have to run my site on WordPress in order to rank well in Google?
The answer is that you do not. Instead, you can turn to a different site, like Weebly. Is Weebly good for SEO?
Yes! You absolutely can use Weebly to build your site and rank well on the search engines.
I know because I’ve done it, so I’m in a great position to give you a complete Weebly SEO review.
In my post with 10 alternatives to WordPress, I mentioned that I’m a Weebly Pro customer, and although I’ve started using WordPress to manage some of my websites, I still run and manage a number of sites on Weebly.
To give you a quick summary of what to expect, here’s a brief breakdown of what makes Weebly an awesome platform:
- Streamlined Page Design and Post Creation — Unlike some Content Management Systems, Weebly allows you to seamlessly edit content and modify design elements through a drag-and-drop interface.
- Integrated SEO Features — Weebly also comes with built-in SEO settings for pages and individual posts. These will be discussed in detail throughout this post.
- Customizability — On top of the existing customization features on the visual interface, Weebly also lets you modify your site’s HTML and CSS codes.
- E-Commerce Integration — If you plan to monetize your Weebly site by selling products, you can set up an online storefront complete with payment processors, product pages, shipping information, and more.
- Apps — Finally, Weebly utilizes apps for easy expandability. On their official repository, they currently offer apps for e-commerce, social media, marketing, website features, and communication functionalities.
Digging into SEO with Weebly
One site that I run on Weebly is BallparkSavvy.com
This was the first website I ever created back in 2008, when Long Tail Pro was still a figment of Spencer Haws’ imagination. I didn’t have a clue what I was doing, but I set out to create a site that would provide a no-nonsense guide to every Major League Baseball stadium.
I moved the site to Weebly a few years ago, and despite the fact that I spend very little time on it, it continues to do well on the search engines.
Although it’s a niche site and very seasonal, it’s drawn in over 300,000 visits in the last three seasons.
Over 85% of that traffic is organic, search engine traffic.
Now, let’s dive into how you can set up your own Weebly site for SEO success:
What Exactly Is Weebly?
Did you know there are over 40 million people who use Weebly to host their website? If you didn’t know already, Weebly is one of the main competitors of WordPress and is an incredibly popular platform to use when it comes to building websites.
It has been around for over a decade, launching in 2007. Unlike many other web hosting platforms, Weebly supports 15 different languages. This makes it more accessible for a much larger group of people. Weebly also has plenty of great built-in features that can help anyone from bloggers to business owners.
One thing that sets Weebly apart from the competition is how easy it is to use. You don’t need any web building experience or need to be tech-savvy, in general, to use Weebly. While many compare it to WordPress, it’s actually more comparable to Squarespace or Wix.
Popular Websites Using Weebly
I can’t tell you how amazing Weebly is in relation to SEO without telling you a bit about a handful of the websites that use it for hosting. You’d be surprised how successful some of these websites are. Here is a list of well-known websites that are hosted by Weebly that rank high on Google:
- Wall’in
- Ready Desk
- The Path
- Brighton Secondary School of Music
- Ina Road Church of Christ
- The Box Bros
- SF Bay Area Design
- We Talk Money
- Brand iD
- Sanders Family Real Estate
- The Whiskey Ball
- Classic Cut and Shave
As you can probably tell, there are a variety of different industries that use Weebly and rank high on Google. Above, there are online family real estate sites, financial aid services, landing page designers, freelancers, schools, churches, an online barber booking site, and more.
I’m going to be talking about The Box Bros throughout this article, as it is a great example of how a website can be successful when it comes to Weebly SEO. They have a beautiful layout, an easy to navigate menu, and more. First, let’s talk about the SEO basics of using Weebly.
Weebly SEO Basics
We’ll start with some of the basics of SEO for Weebly sites.
I’m assuming you’ve already selected a domain name, so the next step is to add your site title, which you’ve already done if you’ve created your site on Weebly. (If you haven’t created a site yet, click here to start for free and follow along).
The next step is to customize some of the advanced settings on your homepage, which will be how your brand shows up in the Google results. If you go to the “pages” tab on Weebly and click on your homepage, you’ll see these settings on the left panel:
Here, you can make the initial adjustments that can prepare your Weebly site for the search engines. To begin, let’s head into the “SEO Settings” section.
This is where you can edit important page details, such as the page title, permalink, and meta description. While Google claims that these aren’t factored in when it comes to actual rankings, it can definitely affect click-throughs.
If you notice, The Box Bros site not only has a catchy title that use main keywords that describe what the company does; they also have an option on their menu to find out a bit more about what the company does, how it was created, and more. Having this is incredibly important.
If someone were to search for The Box Bros on Google, they’ll see a meta description under the name that tells the potential customer what the company has to offer, or an easy to remember catch phrase that pulls their attention to the website, as shown here:
The title and description you see here are what the company has set in the “SEO settings” for the page. If you are trying to rank for particular keywords, it’s important that you include them in both of these locations.
Keywords are such a crucial tool to use when it comes to ranking on search engine results. However, it’s just as important to try to come up with something compelling that makes people want to click on your site when they are scanning the search engine results. Like you read above, this can be a catch phrase that draws people in or a description about what the site has to offer, so they know it has what they’re looking for.
Why Keywords Matter
Whether you are using Weebly or not, keywords still matter.
A “keyword” simply means something that gets searched in Google (or another search engine). Keyword research is the process of finding out what people in your industry are searching for and analyzing the competition so you can know which keywords you should be targeting.
If you don’t know which keywords to target, you’ll be limited to the kind of SEO you can do in Weebly.
After all, how will you know what your page titles, descriptions, and content should be optimized for? I’ll recycle an analogy to make the point that trying to do SEO without keyword research would be like me telling you to decorate your house for a birthday party, but not tell you who the party was for.
Should you decorate for a 4-year-old boy who loves Jake and the Neverland Pirates?
Or for an “over the hill” party for a man turning 40?
You could spend a week turning your house into a real-life pirate ship, but if the target were for a 40-year-old man – you would have completely missed the mark.
Likewise, knowing your keyword targets is critical to doing good on-page SEO. And for this job, Long Tail Pro is one of the best tools you can use. Simply load it up and enter a “seed keyword” to retrieve suggestions.
For example, if I run a blog about digital marketing, I’d enter something broad like “email marketing.” From this, I can extract the following keyword ideas:
When selecting keywords for your campaign, pay attention to the average keyword competitiveness and search volume.
While targeting a keyword with a high monthly search volume has bigger potential for exposure, they can be too competitive to be feasible for new brands. A good rule of thumb is to choose keywords with an average keyword competitiveness of 30 or less.
Long Tail Pro also lets you analyze the keyword strategy of your competitors. All you need to do is to click “Competitor Keyword Suggestions” and type in the URL of your competitor’s landing page or entire domain. (This option is available in our agency plan.)
Optimizing Advanced Settings in Weebly Pages
Google ranks pages and not websites.
For instance, if I have a website all about guitars, I want to make sure I use high ranking keywords to please Google. Pleasing Google is how my website will rank higher and I’ll get more traffic, and they’ll hopefully turn into paying customers. If I have a website about guitars and I don’t write about or use keywords relating to popular guitar brands such as Gibson or Taylor, my website won’t rank well for those keywords.
This is why it’s important to have specific pages and blog posts dedicated to popular keywords that relate to your website. For example, if I have a website about traveling and I have dedicated posts for the popular tourist areas for each city I write about, I will be much more likely to get my site ranked higher.
This is actually the beauty of long tail keywords – it gives us little guys a chance. You can do a keyword-focused page and rank above more authoritative sites because they may not have a page that is optimized for that keyword.
Let’s say on my website about traveling, I write about The Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota. If someone searches for The Mall of America, they’ll likely be greeted by the mall’s official website, websites for the stores in the mall, hotels near the area, and more before my website comes up.
What I could do in this situation is to write a more specific page about that topic. I could consider writing about the history of the mall, the top 10 stores to check out for school shopping, or a blog post about what sets it apart from other malls. This will help me be a lot less worried about a homepage ranking when someone searches for The Mall of America, but traffic will still come in to the more specific blog posts I have.
The same applies to anyone with a website.
In most cases, you shouldn’t be relying on just your homepage to pull in traffic. You want to have many pages focused on various things that your audience cares about so you can rank for all these different keywords.
In Weebly, you should always use the advanced settings (shown above) on every page you create to specify the title and description.
The page title should be about 55 characters in length, which is about all that will be displayed on Google before it is cut off. Likewise, your description shouldn’t exceed 320 characters as it will be cut off after that on Google.
Ideally, you should use your target keyword in both your title and description — somewhere at the beginning should be nice.
If I were to build a post to target “Mall of America” as my main keyword, I could use a title such as “Mall of America – The Ultimate Store Guide”. Next I would add a description like, “Are you looking for an easy-to-follow guide about all of the must-visit stores in the country’s largest mall? Here are our top store picks; you’ll be surprised by who makes the list!”
Advanced Settings in Weebly Blog Posts
Hats off to Weebly for continuing to improve their offering.
Blog posts are another area that has made some huge improvements as it relates to Weebly SEO since I first started with them. You used to not have control over the page title and description like you do for non-blog pages, and the URL wasn’t ideal either.
Both of those have changed. Is Weebly SEO friendly? Yes, and doubly so because they’re willing to keep improving.
Keeping in mind the best practices mentioned in the last section, here is how you can do the same for your Weebly blog posts:
When you are adding (or perhaps editing past posts), you’ll see a blue Post Options button in the bottom-left corner.
From there, expand the “Advanced” options to change the post’s SEO Title and SEO Post Description. Just follow the same practices when optimizing the page title and meta description of any other page.
The permalink lets you set exactly what the URL ending will be. So the structure will be something like this:
www.YOURSITE.com/blog/whatever-you-type-here
This is pretty cool because you could have a blog post with a longer title, maybe “12 Ways To Start Yoga Without Pulling A Muscle” and then type in “yoga-safety” into this permalink area so your URL would be:
www.YOURSITE.com/blog/yoga-safety
instead of
www.YOURSITE.com/blog/12-ways-to-start-yoga-without-pulling-a-muscle
It’s ideal to feature your keyword in the URL, but always keep your human visitors in mind as well. It’s great to have shorter URLs that are easy to remember and share.
Let’s say for my website I’m going to do a blog post targeting the keyword “Stores Mall of America”. I would add a title that catches the reader’s attention, such as “Which Stores Have the Best Deals at The Mall of America? – Check Out Our List.” After this, I’d want to make sure my permalink is set to just “stores-mall-of-america”.
Make sense?
For the title and description, you can follow the same ideas I mentioned in the last section about setting these for the pages on your website. Use your keywords, but try to do something that is going to catch human attention when they see this in the Google search results.
I recommended inserting a clear call-to-action that aligns with the audience’s intent. It must also revolve around the search term or phrase used. For example, if the user types in “email marketing,” then a meta description that concisely defines what the term means will surely grab attention.
TIP: If you’ve already been blogging with Weebly and have never done this, go back and edit your past posts to at least set your Title and Description. I don’t suggest changing old URLs, just make that a part of your process moving forward.
Why You Shouldn’t Change Old URLs
It may seem counterintuitive to leave old, out-of-date URLs in place, but there is a reason that I don’t suggest making this specific update.
Changing the URL on any page is more likely to hurt than help your SEO rankings. Because of the complexities involved in indexing websites, culling search results, and loading websites, even a single character URL change can negate the work that you’ve done on building a solid traffic funnel.
Additionally, any site referrals that you have worked hard on setting up may be lost. Setting up the proper 301 redirects can help this, but even with smooth redirects, it is estimated that you will lose up to 25% of traffic during those crossover moments.
Unless it is absolutely necessary to change your URLs for a bigger reason, I do not recommend changing them simply to try to improve our SEO. You aren’t likely to see any positive changes!
Weebly On-Page Optimization
Besides what you set up in the advanced settings, there are a few other things you can do on the page, which are good common sense for SEO.
1. Use the keyword early on (ideally in the first paragraph) of your post, which helps cement the exact topic of your content in the eyes of Google.
Instead of worrying too much about keyword density, I suggest that you mind where your keywords are placed. An important practice that you can consider is using keywords in your meta title, meta description, H1, URL, and at least once in the main body.
2. Don’t forget to optimize your ALT tag on your image. In Weebly, whenever you add an image, click on the advanced tab:
Once in the Advanced menu, you’ll see a field for the ALT text, which is set to “Picture” by default:
According to the Bureau of Internet Accessibility, alt text is defined as the following: “Essentially put, alternative text is a vital function within the HTML code that describes the function and appearance of an image or object on a given page.”
In Weebly, you should use this Alt text as an opportunity to use your target keyword, or some form of it, while describing the image. Google is able to read this Alt text, so leaving it as “Picture” in Weebly is a missed opportunity to demonstrate further what this page is about.
3. Use Weebly “Title” and not just bold text for your sub-headers. When you are breaking up your longer pages, drag over the “Title” element and use that as a sub-header. This will put an “H2” tag on that title, which helps Google understand the structure of your page.
This is a much better approach than having one huge text block and just breaking up your sections with some BOLD text, a mistake I made when first starting out.
What should these sub-header “titles” be like?
An SEO plugin that I use for WordPress suggests that you use your exact keyword in at least one sub-heading on the page. If it makes sense, go ahead and do that. If not, use Long Tail Pro to find some other keywords that complement your primary keyword on the page and use those as your sub-headers.
Let’s use The Mall of America example again. If my blog post on my website is about the must-visit stores within the mall, I may have a sub-header, also known as a Title element in Weebly, that is something along the lines of “Which stores are best at the Mall of America?” or “Mall of America Shopping Guide.”
Again, these aren’t actually keywords I’m using, but they are examples that relate to the main topic of the mall. It can pay off when you take this approach, as you’re more likely to rank higher for multiple keywords on one post! Sounds like a good deal to me!
What About the Weebly SEO Settings?
To this point I haven’t talked about the “official” Weebly SEO settings, which you see under “Settings” and then “SEO” on the left:
Even if I put a site description in this spot a while ago, I may want to keep it updated so I can continue ranking high on search results. It’s important to keep in mind that this description is usually the first thing that people will see when they search for your keywords
So I’d put a site description in here, heck, maybe the same one you use on your homepage. I don’t think you need to worry about meta keywords, as years ago Google said they don’t use them in their ranking. Perhaps the only use for them now is for labeling purposes, which is great if you’re working on the SEO of a website with a team.
As for Footer and Header code, this is where you can put in your Google Analytics or other tracking codes. I’d definitely recommend this (mine is in the header code area, not shown above) as it will allow you to see how many visits you are getting, where they come from, where they go, and much more.
If you need help setting it up, check out this tutorial.
So in short, there are a couple of things you should do in Weebly’s main SEO area, but I think focusing on all the other things on specific pages and blog posts are much more important.
Limitations of Weebly’s SEO Functions
While SEO for Weebly sites isn’t a complete lost cause, there are some limitations that I want to mention that you may encounter when working on Weebly.
The biggest drawback that should be mentioned is the difficulty of adding very advanced tools to your site. While you can control the HTML of your Weebly page, you can meet some difficulties if you have a lot of custom add-ons that you want to implement to improve SEO.
Many site owners who like to use very advanced add-ons have found that implementing them through a site like WordPress can be more functional due to the specific ways that they allow for theme and site editing.
Still, Weebly provides the tools that most site owners need to smoothly manage their content in an SEO-forward, visitor-driven way.
Your Thoughts?
If you have any questions about SEO for Weebly, or maybe your own advice to add, please share below! If you’re still sitting on the sidelines and haven’t even created your site yet, Weebly has a lot going for it, especially for beginners.
Don’t forget to check out Long Tail Pro for a FREE 7-day trial.
If you haven’t decided what platform to use yet, check out our posts about using Weebly vs. Wix, Weebly vs. Squarespace, and Weebly vs. WordPress.
Also, if you’ve decided to go with Squarespace, what are you doing reading this? Go read our guide to Squarespace SEO instead!
Kindly note that the site (www.ballparksavvy.com) was originally created using Weebly but has since moved over to WordPress. All results above were gained as a Weebly site.
Brilliant! Very clear and easy to understand. I walked my way through my site and fixed it for SEO easily. I googled “My SEO company says Weebly is Bad” and got you. I’m so happy I did 🙂
Love Weebly already and you just made it even easier. I’m forwarding this page to my Weebly-using friends!
Sharon
Hi Sharon,
That is so cool that you found us and I’m glad it helped!
Jake
After moving my website over to weebly I noticed a significant drop in race registrations. Thanks to Sharon for sending me your site. It was easy to use and very straight forward.
Very helpful post – thank you! I’ve just tried adding and SEO post title and description to a specific blog post, and only noticed once I’d published that there was a spelling mistake in the title. I’ve since corrected and republished it, but now when I copy the link, the preview that pops up has the old (misspelled!) title in it! Any idea of how to deal with this? No worries if not…just asking as you seem to know the platform very well. There’s no info about correcting/changing SEO titles and descriptions on Weebly’s site. I assume the new SEO info will be recognised eventually once the google crawlers get over it in a few weeks, but in the meantime I’m so annoyed with myself for letting it happen. Please be aware, folks!
Hi Michelle,
You’re right, the SEO title won’t necessarily update immediately in search results but it shouldn’t take long before Google updates it. If you want to email me a link and let me know the old and new titles I’ll double check that it’s updated… Jake AT longtailpro.com
Such a solid article! Thanks for all the tips!
Hi Jay,
I really appreciate the kind words! Thanks for stopping by.
Hi. Thanks so much for this. I had no idea about any of this! I have been worrying about the lack of visibility of my site for a while; I’m hoping that this might help now. I will share this with my weebly using friends. Thank you so much. Jo
Hi Jo,
Thanks for taking time to comment and I’m glad it was helpful. If you have any questions, just let me know.
Hi, great post, however if I’m building a site to try to rank pages in fitness/weight loss/diet categories which are ultra competitive can I still use weebly over wordpress.org? When I mean rank I mean having a legitimate shot at page one for some pretty good keywords!
Hi Jake,
Great article I really enjoyed reading it. I have taken a lot of the SEO on board and will be using it on my Weebly site moving forward.
I checked out your site BallparkSavvy.com which was really well put together. I noticed that there are few people commenting on articles.
Would it be fair to say that WordPress sites gain more visitor interaction through the commenting system in comparison to Weebly, or do you find this not to be true?.
My goal is to increase social interaction on my Weebly site (using Disqus), but wondering if I should swap out to WordPress.
Regards
Pete
Myanxietyandme.com
Hi Pete,
Honestly, I never really had a goal of lots of comments or “asking” for comments on my ballpark site. It probably wouldn’t be a bad idea – I think it’s more about how you position it and maybe prompt people to ask questions at the end of your post/page – which I rarely do on that site.
Best of luck!
Great article. Quick question – when you upload an image to your site, does the file name on the image matter for SEO purposes? I have Alt Text done for all images, but some of the images I’ve uploaded in the past have meaningless file names. Should I “re-upload” those with more relevant file names?
Hi Rob- great question. I’d say ideally that you should have a relevant file name, but it isn’t make or break. I’m definitely guilty of having image names that are “screenshot12312” or something like that and it doesn’t seem to matter too much.
Nicely done! I’ve already made some sound changes on my weebly based on this article! 🙂
My question is thus: If I go back and change the permalink to a simpler one AFTER THE FACT of publishing the blog article, will it majorly mess things up?
1) Should I go back and change the older clunkier ones to simpler sleeker permalinks?
2) Or should I leave the old ones how they are and just do better for future posts?
Thanks!
Lori
http://www.accidental-blogger.com
Hi Lori – my opinion is that you should leave those older ones alone. The main reason is because if any links are pointing to that post, perhaps from your own blog or maybe other sites/social media that have linked to it – those links will suddenly be broken links. I’d suggest just doing better going forward – it’s certainly not a critical issue, more of a “best practice.”
Thanks!
I don’t know why but when I tried to verify my website with google webmaster it ever went through. Even when I can see the html code in my header and footer. I can’t search my website in google. Meanwhile my wix website was so easily found. I tried to find out how to put the meta tag but I am confused on where to put it in weebly. I opened the html/css already.
Hi J,
Have you tried this: http://hc.weebly.com/hc/en-us/articles/201723433-Verify-Site-with-Search-Engines
Great article Jake! Do you think that meta descriptions will play bigger role in web marketing in future?
I have never used weebly platform till now, as I was thinking that it is not good for SEO or websites cant rank if they are on weebly. But after reading this I am completely out of my dilemma. I will surely look forward this platform and plan a blog in coming days.
Thanks to you my seo is much better! Never knew how much you could do to the site. Hopefully i can cut back advertising costs 😛
Having accomplished a few websites over the years using the weebly pro, I have found most of my sites all get to page 1 and many in the top 2 of Google, as I have found weebly very easy to use even for the novices who have no idea of creating websites this is definitely a platform for all to try and see the excellent results you can get.
SEO Post Content Links plugin by WordPress is an automatic SEO for websites. It supports internal linking for all languages. And It saves the linking in your database
Thank you for your great post & helpful Weebly SEO. I did not know how configure Weebly’s SEO setting & now I know. Thanks alot..
This is great!! I just upgraded to try the pro and I’m excited to try these tips!!
Hi, I find that when I run SEO checks on my weebly site that the lack of H1 Titles is picked up as something that’s negatively impacting SEO performance. Is there a simple way to create H1 titles in Weebly?
Hi, Thank you so much for your info. I have struggled with SEO for the past 9 years. Basically, everyone says they are an expert, taken my money, and I have never seen results with my Google ranking. I have learned more about how to do my own SEO from you and have noticed a very slight improvement, which is more then I ever noticed before. I also have been shocked that most of the info you provide was never completed on my website. SOOOO Frustrating…So thank you again for helping SEO dummies like me..LOL..
Really valuable article specifying the fallacies lots of people invite SEO. Yet another practical strategy is actually incorporating your handle and also phone number on your get in touch with webpage in addition to on the footer from each web page.
Amazing post, I will follow these instructions.
Keep up the good work!
I am running my own blog. I write about SEO. My website is only 2 months old and some of my blogs are ranking well in search engine result pages.
Believe me, there is nothing that can beat quality content.
One more thing that is working for me is, healthy keyword stuffing. My blogs are having 1% Keyword density for target keywords. This trick is working for me.
We have to be very careful while choosing keywords for our website. I am choosing my keywords according to your advice and they are really doing well in search engines.
Again thanks for helping me in all this.
This post was written in 2015, a lot has changed since then. Weebly includes heavy amounts of JavaScript in their sites header sections. While this gives you the functionality to design and build a website unique to your business, it results in poor site code and structure and can slow down the speed of your website. There are few more disadvantages of Weebly SEO, like, if you edit the metadata of your Weebly website it will include duplicate metadata in the site code and structure. Launching a website on Weebly is a better solution than no website at all, but it lacks the customization, SEO capabilities, and flexibility that WordPress provides.
My Free weebly website is not showing in google. I want to know that how much time require by weebly to rank my website, Or i have to upgrade it for raking please suggest Me.
Great article, I’m using Weebly free and getting high ranks. Love it’s simplicity. I’ve tried WordPress and just don’t like it. Thanks for the tips.
Hi there, I have been using Weebly for over a decade and still love it. Now, there are more options for SEO on each page: META keyword, header code, and footer code. Could you explain how we could use these to optimize even more? That would be so helpful, as we are a local nonprofit that can use all the SEO help we can get. Thank you!
Thanks for the really clear well written information. The most useful I have seen yet.
I may be late to find this site but the information on this site helps me to improve my website, thanks for the enlightenment
Thanks for the information and step by step guide.
The most useful Weebly SEo guide..
Thank You.
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Very helpful post – thank you! I’ve just tried adding an SEO post title and description to a specific blog post, and only noticed once I’d published that there was a spelling mistake in the title. I’ve since corrected and republished it, but now when I copy the link, the preview that pops up has the old (misspelled!) title in it! Any idea of how to deal with this?
“Hi,
Nice post!!!!
Thanks for sharing….. It is a great information for SEO beginner. Weebly is a great platform to share blogs and to create a new website. Keep it up…”
CONTENT is #1
I created A, B and C test sites on three providers several years ago, to test providers and also to test content, content format and what content visitors worldwide wanted developed and included in the site.
The “B” test site is a Weebly hosted site with 25 pages ranked between #1 and #10 by Google for their content. The site itself is ranked #2 for the words in the site name in the world and loads in 1.31 seconds.
The objective it to offer highly sought after content supported by proper SEO to attract visitors more interested in content that page rendering speed.
RENDERING SPEED OF PAGES is #2
The real site is a combination of all three test sites and launches in late 2018 as a Weebly hosted site. Since visitors from 104 nations are waiting for the site and it’s contents one of the best global Content Delivery Networks is being used to provide fast service in most nations in the world.
Current page rendering speed testing is between using Weebly Apps or embedding content generated by a forms creation package. The goal is to have most pages render in the top 5 percentile if at all possible.
WHY A WYSIWYG WEBSITE BUILDER?
While a custom coded website on a dedicated server on a CDN would offer better performance the tradeoff decision has been to spend more time on developing high demand unique content and to speed less time on using a simple slower solution that functions well on a CDN.
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Thank you for this. Since i’m only using Weebly. 🙂
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Nice article. I use WordPress now, but after reading your article am planning to go with Weebly also for my upcoming blog.
Best of luck with the upcoming blog 🙂
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Quick question, I have just started a weebly site. I find it easy to use and enjoyed your article above. My question, is the SEO the same for those customers building free websites with the weebly domain name vs. those that upgrade for a domain without weebly in the address? Does this make sense?
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