An anchor tag (<a>) in HTML is an element that creates a link to webpages, email addresses, documents, images, and more. It looks like this: The element starts with “<a,” ends with “</a>.” And contains various attributes that make up the full tag. We’ll get into the attributes below. You can also use the anchor … Read more
HTML is the cornerstone of the internet. It defines the structure of the website and brings your pages to life. Tags are part of the HTML markup – they are small bits of code that play a crucial role in the world of SEO and content creation. In order to properly optimize your website for … Read more
Google search advocate John Mueller has always downplayed the value of HTML sitemaps. Recently, he reiterated his dissatisfaction with HTML sitemaps, saying: “I changed my mind on HTML sitemaps over the years, they should never be needed. Sites small [and] large should always have a clear navigational structure.” This is a slightly stronger stance than … Read more
![Insights from Google’s Martin Splitt: Q&A on Semantic HTML, Search & Google Search Console [Podcast]](https://www.searchenginejournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/sejshow-featured-image-641204687dcea-sej.jpg "Insights from Google’s Martin Splitt: Q&A on Semantic HTML, Search & Google Search Console [Podcast]")
Curious about how to improve your website’s SEO with Semantic HTML and Google Search Console? Google’s very own Martin Splitt joined me on this very special episode of the SEJ Show to share his thoughts and opinions on various technical SEO topics, such as Semantic HTML, Google Search Console, indexing, and client-side rendering. Learn how … Read more
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