The LCP, or Largest Contentful Paint, is one of the three Core Web Vitals we are all familiar with. The LCP metric measures the time from when the user starts loading a page to when the largest text block or [...]
Category: SEO
Looking for ways to improve your website’s search engine ranking? Want to promote your site on Google, optimize your content, and make it easier for search engines to understand and crawl your site effectively? You’ve come to the right place…
Surely you’re aware that WordPress is one of the best content management systems for SEO. However, despite the built-in options in this system, there are also numerous actions you can take to achieve higher rankings and make it easier for Google and search engines to better understand your site’s structure.
In this category, you’ll find many guides and tips on promoting WordPress sites on Google, optimizing content, and, in general, improving your site’s overall status in terms of SEO.
We’ll explain technical SEO, talk about On-page SEO, which relates more to site content, discuss Google Analytics, breadcrumbs, and also delve into how to use the WordPress SEO by Yoast plugin, which many use to enhance their site’s content for more relevant search results to users.
It is possible and even advisable (in most cases) to prevent search engines from indexing the search results pages on WordPress sites. You would want to do this in order not to waste crawl budget on pages that do not [...]
hreflang, which is also referred to as rel="alternate" hreflang="x", is a method in multi-language websites for marking pages that contain identical content but are intended for different languages and/or regions. The feature serves as a signal for search engines and [...]
If you’ve reached this point, you likely already know that your website has technical issues related to SEO in Google. Before we continue – I must honestly say that this is the first post I am writing intended to promote [...]
Understanding how Google Analytics refers to the “Users” metric might not be clear to many of you. The “Users” data, or “Users” in Google Analytics, presents information and describes how many users were involved on your site or app. As [...]
Google shook up the world of SEO and announced two new attributes for marking nofollow links, which will help Google better understand the nature of links. However, this announcement caused some confusion in the SEO world and among website promoters. [...]
In recent years, there has been a debate among SEO specialists claiming that there is no need to reject low-quality links. So, in most cases, Google knows which links are reliable and which are not, but for the benefit of [...]
When a user asks a specific question in search, Google may choose to display the result as a special block called a Featured Snippet at the top of the search results window. This Featured Snippet contains a summary of the [...]