13 March 2017
Klara Cvitko
If you own a blog for a long time, it could be that some of your old blog posts need to be updated or optimized. Every once in a while, you should go through your archive to check that. When you go through your archive pages, you might see posts with low-quality content that you don’t »
Read: "Noindex posts that need an update?"
22 February 2017
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Klara Cvitko
If you own an eCommerce site, you might wonder how to optimize your category pages and your product pages. Could you have the same content on your category page and your product pages? If you have the same content on multiple pages of your website, would Google know what to rank first? Or would it cause duplicate »
Read: "Duplicate content issues on my shop?"
30 January 2017
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Klara Cvitko
If you have a big eCommerce site with lots of products, layered navigation can help your users to narrow down their search results. Layered or faceted navigation is an advanced way of filtering, by providing groups or filters for (many) product attributes. In this filtering process, you might create a lot of URLs though. The »
Read: "Nofollow layered navigation links?"
11 January 2017
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Klara Cvitko
You may have heard the term “AMP” very often lately. In 2015, Google pushed out this new concept called Accelerated Mobile Pages, in short AMP. AMP aims to make pages load instantly on mobile and, thereby, drastically improve the performance of the mobile web. You may wonder if you should get started with it too. Because, as »
Read: "AMP for small business owners"
4 January 2017
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Klara Cvitko
After creating a redirect, at some point, it might happen that you want to use the exact URL of that post or page again. Or perhaps you decide that you’d like to cancel that redirect after some time. Maybe redirecting that post or page was a mistake, or the post or page contains valuable content again. In »
Read: "Can I cancel a 301 or 410 redirect?"
21 November 2016
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Klara Cvitko
If you check your site speed with Google PageSpeed Insights you might get the advice to minify your Javascript (JS) and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) files. Your JS files contain the code for the interactive elements of your website. And in your CSS files, you specify the design of your pages. Minifying those files will decrease your page »
Read: "Why and how to minify your JS and CSS"
30 September 2016
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Klara Cvitko
Your tag and category pages could be very important pages on your site. If you use these pages right, they can boost your site’s SEO. They can make great landing pages that could also prevent your individual pages from competing. You may wonder if you should also include these taxonomy pages in your XML sitemap. In this Ask »
Read: "Include taxonomies in XML sitemap?"