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 [...]
Yoast SEO Premium Redirects Manager allows for automatic redirection when any URL on your site changes. In most cases, this is an excellent option, and you’d want to keep those redirects. However, there are situations where you may prefer to [...]
Do you have a website that offers recipes to users? If so, it seems you utilize structured data to mark up recipes so that they appear prominently in Google search results. However, over the past year, Google has made several [...]
This is a continuation of the first part of the guide where we discussed the global settings of the Yoast SEO plugin, those settings that broadly affect your site as we saw. In this part, we will talk about the [...]
The plugin WordPress SEO by Yoast is the most popular one for optimizing WordPress sites in search engines. With over five million active installations and an average rating of 4.9 in the WordPress plugin repository, it is reasonable to assume [...]
If you want to see how your website perform on Google, you may want to use Google Search Console to do so. Google Search Console, or GSC, allows you to track the presence and performance of your website in Google [...]
HTTP Status Code is the server response to the browser’s request. When you visit any website, your browser sends a request to the server, and it responds to the request by returning a three-digit code: HTTP Status Code. If we [...]
The elements rel="next" and rel="prev" are HTML Link Elements intended to indicate relationships between URLs in a series or set of pages. On the level of internet sites, a numbered sequence of any content can take various forms… Update: Embedding [...]
Breadcrumb trails show users their location on your website. If you’re not familiar, the term “breadcrumb” comes from the tale of Hansel and Gretel, where the main character left a trail of breadcrumbs to find the way back home… And [...]