Kyle B.

Kristin P. there are multiple settings that can be in place on paid search that could cause this. Such as Google ads search partners being enabled or on Microsoft Ads with syndicated search partners. Both are massive sources of fraud. But there are more areas that could be issues. I work at LOCOMOTIVE Agency running the paid media team. If you want I can do an audit and see what other issues there may be. It could be a deeper issue like conversion goal optimizations or targeting.

Honeypot will help a bit, what is the industry and what platforms are you seeing it from

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Yeah make sure to get those links fixed ASAP that will affect your rankings for sure

Webflow is amazing for small sites that aren't expected to grow dramatically you can also create a lot of dynamic posts and things of that nature

Jared R. going through this now with the RG site?

Juan P. I recommend Wordpress. Webflow has some limitations like 1,000 pages and some other issues related to SEO/ranking as well as customization. Also harder (sometimes more expensive) to find a designer for Webflow. In terms of SEO considerations if the site mapping, content, pagination, tagging, and pretty much anything that is changed will affect you in some way. That is why it's highly important to work with a technical SEO team to make sure that you limit any loss and focus on what content is important to keep. Any change to the site will affect your SEO rankings whether good or bad. Your SEO reputation or Domain Rating/Authority is a long term score based on your content authority, strong backlinks, and much more. I'm not a SEO specialist but a lot to consider for sure

I have worked with many clients that have gone through a site relaunch and there are a few really important things to remember: