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  1. Make sure you have all the common tags they look for (certain meta tags for instance), having meaningful keywords and content, and get traffic to the site. WP has a few plugins for analyzing the content and setting up the required meta tags, and there's a few sites that can analyze a web page for such as well. Most "SEO" services and programs you find nowadays claim "get your site on 1000s of engines" and "get free traffic!" and such...they're all snake oil though, and some can actually hurt your rankings because they effectively spam your site across the internet to get that traffic. If you're considering these products...don't waste your time. Beyond that, the best advice I can give is to let it take its natural course.
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  2. Glad you figured it out. I prefer to do it manually through .htaccess anyways. The cpanel interface only allows you to control it on a domain level. Manually editing your .htaccess allows you to set different php versions on a per directory level. Fixed. That was just an error in php.ini trying to load the apcu module twice. Not sure why it was like that, and it may come back on it's own. It's actually harmless except for the fact that it spams up your error_log. Thanks for pointing it out.
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  3. Has anyone told you that you're awesome today? If not, lemme be the first. ;-) Thanks. They're always awesome xD
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  4. Has anyone told you that you're awesome today? If not, lemme be the first. ;-) Thanks.
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