SEO and Search Rankings en Frankfurt
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A timeline of every change
A title template, a redirect, a block of content, a theme update someone else made: it all goes into a dated timeline we share with you. When a ranking moves three months later, you look at what happened that day instead of improvising a plausible explanation.
Google's data expires; yours doesn't
Search Console keeps about sixteen months of history and then lets it go. We export the detail every month and archive it separately, so in year two you still have something to compare against. Five minutes a month that almost nobody spends, and that cannot be recovered afterwards.
What Germany already shows, in numbers
Over ninety-two days webcoding.es recorded ninety-nine impressions from Germany, an average position of 23.4 and one click. That is our starting point and we show it: position 23 is the third page, which means existing without anyone finding you. We would rather start there than with a promise.
Redirects are history, not configuration
When a site is rebuilt, what gets lost most is not the design: it is the old addresses. We keep the old-to-new address map as a dated document, not as a config file nobody will be able to read in two years. It is what lets you retrace your steps if something stopped being indexed.
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