Changing server location nearest to visitors? i am confused with the content part.
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hi there,
currently hosted in Singapore, and target audience is the US,
john mueller said keep the url, content and cms the same.
i am confused with the content part
i have been tweaking the content for a month now
because i have changed content on my site a day ago if i change the server the next day? is that bad?
what should be done?
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