80 Tips from Tech SEO Tuesdays
Tech SEO Tuesdays started to share tips and advice with others in the industry. Posted weekly on LinkedIn, Twitter, and elsewhere, you can find the full list of technical SEO advice here! I’ve been working in SEO for more than 5 years and have dealt with countless website migrations and audits. I’ve certainly come across […]
HTTP Status Codes: Page Not Found
Itâs annoying landing on a page to be hit with a âpage not foundâ message. There are various reasons why youâre not always directed to the right page, but the page the user lands on must serve a purpose. HTTP status codes (or server codes) are a reputable way to inform users and search engines […]
HTTPS: What is it, and Why do you need it?
HTTPS is crucial, and it should be applied to every website without question. But some websites are still operating through HTTP, which can do more harm than good. In this blog, I will explain what HTTPS is and why you need it. What is HTTPS? HTTPS stands for HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure. In other words, […]
How to set up a Multi-Lingual site with HREFLANG
If youâre looking to expand your international offering, it can be quite easy to end up with duplication on your website. This is because youâll likely be offering the same services, just translated into other languages. Or in some cases, offering the same products, but the currency is different. This is where HREFLANG comes up […]
Understanding Canonical Tags and How to Implement Them
Canonical tags, often referred to as rel canonical, are a HTML element on your website that you can use to let search engines know which is the main version of a page. They are helpful because they can reduce issues of duplicate content. Duplicate content can be a problem on large websites, especially eCommerce sites, […]
An Explanation of Meta Robots Tags
Whilst robots.txt allows you to manage the accessibility of your siteâs overall content to crawlers, it doesnât indicate if the pages should be indexed. Thatâs where meta robots tags come in â they prevent unwanted webpages from being indexed. However, as thereâs a common misconception that robots.txt can control indexation, many SEOs are a little […]