(Entry was posted by Patty T. Kothrade on this post in the Dumb SEO Questions community on Facebook, 06/02/2022).

Significant drop in traffic after installing a CDN to their site

Has anybody seen a significant drop in traffic after installing a CDN to their site?

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Caroline Mullan Adams: Nope

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Brenda Malone: Group expertIt can definitely happen. Things have to be configured properly, or you can go south really fast. And sometimes, CDNs can actually slow the presentation, it all just depends.

Are you still in the index?

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Patty T. Kothrade: Brenda Malone yes, so far Still indexed

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Iziengbe Andrew Omoziku: Is using CDN good for your website?

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Patty T. Kothrade: Iziengbe Andrew Omoziku thatâ€™s what Iâ€™ve heard that it is really good for optimizing speed

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Richard Hearne: Group expertPatty T. Kothrade generally, but not always.

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Iziengbe Andrew Omoziku: Richard Hearne when is it not good to use CDN?

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Richard Hearne: Group expertCDN for images, or more? If you change URLs you need to set up redirects. If you change services delivering images you need to ensure that you still fulfil any requirements for Discover, News etc.

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Patty T. Kothrade: Richard Hearne uhmmmm Iâ€™ll be honest, the server administrator did it and Iâ€™m not a 100% sure how

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