SEO and HTTP Status Codes: Everything You Need to Know!
Table of Contents What Are HTTP Status Codes? Types of HTTP Status Codes Complete List of HTTP Status Codes How to Check a Webpage’s HTTP Status Code ...
23Oct
Technical SEO
25Sep
Google Integrates Search Console Insights Into Main Platform
In a significant move aimed at streamlining the user experience, Google has officially integrated Search Console Insights into the main Google Search Console interface. Designed to cater to users of all technical backgrounds—especially content creators, small business owners, and bloggers—this Search Console Insights update makes tracking performance more intuitive...
10Sep
What is a Markup Language? [+ 7 Examples]
A markup language is a way to set up and show content in digital files so that computers can understand and display it properly. Markup languages use special words, signs, and rules to mark up the text. For example, the <h1> tag in HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) tells the computer...
09Sep
Google’s ‘Srsltid’ Parameter Surfaces in Organic URLs, Sparking Confusion
The srsltid parameter from Google is now appearing on blog and homepage URLs, impacting reporting and analytics without influencing rankings. Initially created for product tracking, the srsltid parameter is now visible on blog pages and homepages, leaving SEO professionals puzzled. A recent Reddit thread highlights that this parameter is not just...
11Jul
What is robots.txt? | How a robots.txt file Works
When you visit a website, you're not the only visitor. Alongside human users, automated bots also interact with websites every day—some with good intentions, like indexing content for search engines, and others with more harmful goals, such as scraping data or probing for vulnerabilities. To help regulate this digital traffic,...
11Jul
How Much Code Should SEO Pros Know? Google Weighs In
In the ever-evolving digital landscape, one question continues to resurface among marketers and web professionals alike: Do SEO professionals need to code? The answer, according to Google experts Martin Splitt and Gary Illyes, is more nuanced than a simple yes or no. In a recent Search Off the Record podcast, the...
11Jul
Google Retires 7 Structured Data Features To Streamline Search Results
In a notable shift for webmasters and SEO professionals, Google is introducing a major simplification in its search ecosystem. The Google structured data update 2025 is now rolling out, with the company officially retiring seven structured data features that once provided added flair to search listings. This update won’t...
11Jul
Schema Markup: Deciphering The Language Of Search Engines
Schema markup is the language search engines speak. Learn to use it well, and you’ll boost your content’s visibility and ensure more accurate indexing in search results. Whether schema markup directly drives more traffic is still debated—some studies show strong benefits, others say the impact is minimal. But one thing...
11Jul
Programmatic SEO: What It Is and When to Use It (+ Examples)
In the fast-paced world of digital marketing, content creation has evolved far beyond writing a few blog posts per week. For websites aiming to scale their reach and organic traffic, programmatic SEO has emerged as a transformative solution. But what is programmatic SEO exactly, and how can it be implemented...
11Jul
HTML Link Code: How to Create Hyperlinks on Your Site
HTML links (also called hyperlinks) are one of the most important parts of the Internet. Search engines like Google use them to find, read, and rank web pages. Links help both users and search engines move from one page to another. So, it’s important to know how to make proper HTML...