Continued SEO & Performance Concerns – Follow-Up
Hello,
Thank you for your response and for adding our feedback to your backlog.
We appreciate your transparency regarding the current development priorities. However, we are still facing serious issues related to search engine visibility, keyword ranking, and overall organic traffic on our panel, despite following on-page SEO best practices like:
Meta tags and keyword optimization
Internal linking and unique blog content
Mobile responsiveness
Alt attributes and structured content
We’ve also analyzed the panel using tools like Google Search Console, Ahrefs, and PageSpeed Insights, and we’ve identified the following issues:
Low indexation and visibility in Google despite regular content updates
Technical SEO issues such as missing structured data and JavaScript rendering limitations
Page speed bottlenecks, especially in mobile performance (LCP, TTI scores are low)
Inability to customize the head section fully for meta tags and analytics
Lack of browser caching and compression at server level
We understand that browser caching and performance improvements are on your roadmap, but the lack of SEO flexibility is directly impacting our traffic and sales. A performance-focused, SEO-compatible theme (like the one used by getmylikes.com) would solve many of these issues.
Would it be possible to:
Enable theme-level SEO access (head section edits)?
Allow uploading of a custom theme or offer one designed with SEO best practices?
Get a clearer timeline for when caching and performance updates might be applied?
We’re happy to assist with testing or provide further technical details if needed. Improving this area is critical for businesses like ours that rely on organic discovery.
Looking forward to your feedback.
Best regards, Devendra Saraswat SMMDEVIL.com
