Confirm HTTPS works, that HTTP redirects to it, and when the certificate expires.
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HTTPS has been a lightweight ranking signal since 2014 and is now simply expected. The common failure is not a missing certificate but a site that serves both HTTP and HTTPS without redirecting, which splits ranking signals across two versions of every page.
Yes, confirmed by Google since 2014, though a light one. The larger effect is on trust: browsers mark HTTP pages as "not secure" in the address bar.
Both versions of every page can be crawled and indexed, splitting your ranking signals across duplicates. It is a common and easily fixed problem.
No. Let's Encrypt certificates are free, automatically renewed and cryptographically identical to paid ones for search purposes. Paid certificates buy warranty and support, not ranking.
A header telling browsers to use HTTPS for your domain automatically, without even attempting HTTP. It removes the redirect on repeat visits and closes a small attack window.
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