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Here Are The New Features Of The Change Of Address Tool In Google Search Console
Google is releasing new features for the Search Console's change of address tool to further provide assistance to SEO experts and webmasters when moving to new domains. The Search Console’s change of address tool enables website owners to notify Google when their website has been moved to a new domain. On top of that, it […]
This Is How You Should Optimise Your Crawl Budget
There’s no benchmark for what SEO experts and webmasters can consider as the optimal crawl budget for sites, according to John Mueller of Google. This was stated in reaction to a thread in Reddit. Here, someone asked if there is an ideal percentage of pages when it comes to Googlebot’s daily crawl. This way, the […]
What You Can Expect From WordPress 5.4 And Its Image Lazy-Loading Feature
In a recent announcement, WordPress said that its upcoming WordPress 5.4 would have an image lazy-loading feature by default. With this update, SEO experts and webmasters will need not use JavaScript or any third plugin plugins for lazy-loading photos since the “loading” HTML attribute will be enabled on all IMG elements. Lazy-loading With the lazy-loading […]
Here Are The 4 Benefits Of Using WordPress As A CMS For SEO
Since its release in 2003, WordPress has grown continuously and is used by a lot of SEO experts and webmasters. But what exactly are its benefits? Here are some: 1. It is focused on user experience. Users can enjoy browsing a WordPress website since its themes and plugins work together to make it user-friendly and […]
Why You Should Stay Below 5 Hops In A 301 Redirect Chain
John Mueller of Google advised website owners and SEO experts to aim for under five hops in a 301 redirect chain for URLs. A redirect chain is when you string several 301s together to move between redirects and land on a destination URL. Each redirect in this chain is called a “hop”. This is not […]
4 Ways AMP Technology Can Improve Your Content Strategy
Google launched Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP), and the rise of mobile consumption made it necessary for SEO experts and website owners to strive for better mobile user experience. Google’s AMP technology is a fantastic solution for this. Based on preliminary analysis, Google AMP pages load much quicker and utilise less data than regular mobile-optimised webpages. […]
The Google January 2020 Core Update Rollout Is Almost Complete
Google has confirmed on Thursday morning that its January 2020 core update is nearly done rolling out, exciting many website owners and SEO experts. Google stated that the upgrade is almost complete. But like every core update, it could possibly take two weeks to conclude fully. Google publicised this core update on Monday and began […]
This Is What You Need To Know About Optimising For BERT Algorithm
Ever since Google released the BERT algorithm, many SEO experts, webmasters and publishers are concerned about how they can optimise for this update. According to Google, instead of matching words, the BERT algorithm is actually meant to help them better understand the text, specifically the concepts and topics behind a sentence, paragraph or search query. […]
Google Plans To Block Push Notifications In Chrome 80
Google will start blocking push notifications for websites in Chrome version 80. This version will do so for users who always choose to block push notifications, and lets users opt-in for push blocking. Chrome 80 will also automatically block push notifications for websites that have low opt-in rates. Google encourages SEO experts and website owners […]
This Is How Google Is Treating A 404 Broken Link As A 301 Redirect
In a webmaster hangout, one participant asked about why Google is treating an old URL as a canonical to a new URL. It was pointed out that the old URL should have been recognised as a 404 broken link. Now the question is, is it possible for SEO experts and webmasters to let Google know […]
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