Blog Audit Challenge 2021
As I mentioned in the sign up post for this challenge, I'll be hosting monthly link ups in order to keep us all on track, and give us a way to see each others progress. On the first Saturday of every month participants can share their links and discuss their progress.
#BlogAuditChallenge2021
August Link Up
How did you do with the August challenges? What was the hardest part of the challenge? Did you find any technical errors on your blog? What are your thoughts about the Blog Audit Challenge so far?
Create a blog post sharing your progress and link it up below so we can all visit and support each other in our mission for blog awesomeness.
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Don't forget to promote your participation in the Blog Audit Challenge 2021 by using the following graphic in any blog posts you do connected with the challenge along with a link back to this site.
Don't forget to drop by the other links to show your support.
Blog Audit Challenge 2021
Welcome back for another month of challenges for the Blog Audit Challenge 2021! I hope you did well with the July challenges. Remember to link up your progress in the July Linky.
Each month we'll concentrate on a different area of our blogs.
The Challenges:
August- Technical Errors
September- Readability
October- Follow Options
November- Security
December- Know Your Stats
Monthly link ups
In order to keep us all on track, and give us a way to see each others progress, I'll be hosting link ups on the first Saturday of every month where participants can share their links and discuss their progress.
#BlogAuditChallenge2021
August Challenges
Our focus for August is on technical errors.
Technical errors like broken links can have a negative effect on how Google ranks your site and damage your overall DA score.
The August challenges:
1. Fix broken links
Links are “broken” when they point to a page that no longer exists or can’t be found. This usually results in a 404 error page.
Broken internal links make it harder for Google to crawl your website’s pages. If a page has a broken link, Google can’t find the next page. It can also signal to Google that your website isn’t properly optimized, which may hurt your rankings. - Semrush
To check for broken links you can use a Broken Link Checker. There are several different ones available for free that are easy to find on Google. Try this Free Broken Link Checker by ahrefs. You just insert your blog url and it will tell you which pages have broken links on them.
Task 1. Check for broken links on your blog.
Don't forget to promote your participation in the Blog Audit Challenge 2021 by using the following graphic in any blog posts you do connected with the challenge along with a link back to this site.
Save the Date:
The monthly link up post for sharing your August progress will be on 4th September. The September challenges will be posted on 1st September.
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