Though uncommon, seeing an HTTP 501 Not Implemented error status code can be an alarming experience for those who see it—especially when it’s on your website. It’s unfamiliar, and entirely server-based, which means that fixing it requires some dabbling in the technical side of running a website. That’s something that not all SEOs or webmasters … Read more
Blog / Technical SEO / SSL/TLS errors and ways of fixing them Technical SEO forms the foundation of all other optimization efforts, and a website with security flaws is unlikely to engage visitors or make it to the top of the SERP. In our previous post, we discussed the importance of moving to HTTPS. Now, … Read more
Google, for some users, is showing up to five search ads on a page. Google generally won’t show more than four ads on a search results page. Google’s Ad Liaison, Ginny Marvin, responded to the concerns by saying on Twitter, “Thanks for bringing it to my attention. This is not working as intended and we’re … Read more
No one likes opening a webpage and seeing a 500 internal server error message—especially when it’s on your own website. The problem with seeing this is the mystery behind it: a 500 internal server error is a very general HTTP status code with no definitive clues as to what is causing it. If you’re seeing … Read more
Wondering why some of your pages don’t show up in Google? Crawlability problems could be the culprit. In this guide, we’ll cover what crawlability problems are, how they affect SEO, and how to fix them. Let’s get started. What Are Crawlability Problems? Crawlability problems are issues that prevent search engines from accessing your website pages. … Read more
Updated: July 1, 2023. Discover three easy ways to check if Google crawled your site. If you’re here, you’re probably trying to figure out whether Google’s mighty web crawlers have paid a visit to your site. Understanding if and when Google has crawled your site is a vital part of any solid SEO strategy, and … Read more
Broken links are a surefire way to destroy your credibility and waste your SEO efforts, but thankfully, they’re pretty easy to fix. This guide will show you exactly how to identify and fix these links, whether they’re backlinks or links within your content. I’ll show you: What causes links to ‘break’ Why they’re so harmful … Read more
First Input Delay (FID) is the time from when a user first interacts with your page to when the page responds. It measures responsiveness and is one of the three Core Web Vitals metrics Google uses to measure page experience. Example interactions include: Clicking on a link or button. Inputting text into a blank field. Selecting … Read more
The first impression users have of your site is how fast it appears to be loaded. The largest element is usually going to be a featured image or maybe the <h1> tag. But it could also be any of these:… Read more › Source link : Ahrefs.com
Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) measures the visual stability of a page as it loads. It does this by looking at how big elements are and how far they move. It’s one of the three Core Web Vitals metrics Google uses to measure page experience. CLS is calculated during the five-second window where the most shifting … Read more
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