HTML tags are pieces of code you add to webpages to provide context to search engines. They help search engines determine what your site is about. HTML stands for hypertext markup language. It’s the language used by websites. Tags are also used to structure content. And define how it should be displayed in a web … Read more
HTML meta tags have been called one of the most important aspects of SEO for quite a long time. And you know what? This is still true. You may (and should) write good content, attract backlinks, and do your best in page layout design. But all of the above is hardly useful without HTML tags. … Read more
HTML <link> tags help define relationships between resources on your website. In this post, we’ll explore what HTML link tags are, how to use them, and common mistakes to avoid when adding them to your site or webpage. What Is an HTML Link Tag? The HTML <link> tag is an HTML tag (a piece of … Read more
Meta tags are important in SEO, as they help to increase the visibility of the website. They’re snippets of code added to your page’s header, communicating the necessary information about the page in a language that search engines like Google can understand. However, meta tags are frequently overlooked in favor of other SEO strategies despite … Read more
So, here we are, assuming you are a small business or brand or a vlogger with a Youtube channel. The whole idea behind your producing quality video content is to get your name out there and to do that, you want your videos to rank as high as possible. After Google, Youtube is the second-biggest … Read more
Do you have a multilingual website and want to ensure the right language version reaches the right audience? Hreflang tags are your international heroes! Think of them as tiny interpreters living inside your website code, whispering to Google exactly which language version to show each visitor. With hreflang tags, you can tell Google, “This page … Read more
Blog / Technical SEO / Exploring Canonicals and 301 Redirects: Key Differences and Applications Which should come first when dealing with duplicate content: canonical tags or redirects? Here’s the short answer. It depends. Looking for a longer answer? Then keep reading. We’ll address the key differences between canonical tags and redirects to provide you with … Read more
So, you’ve started your WordPress blog, and things are buzzing with creativity. But hold on a second—what’s the deal with categories and tags? You’ve probably seen those boxes while drafting your posts, and now you’re wondering, “Do I need both? Are they the same thing?” Fear not! We’re here to unfold the mystery of categories … Read more
Duplicate title tags occur when multiple pages on your site use the same copy in the title tag (the page title that often appears in search results). Let’s say a site has three separate pages that all use “Best Vegan Health Supplements | Vitamin Store” for the title tag: Product page: vitaminstore.com/vegan Blog post: vitaminstore.com/blog/most-important-vegan-health-supplements … Read more
Google has updated its title links help documentation to say it is best to avoid including flight price information in title elements. Google said this is because flight prices rapidly change and if you show one price to a searcher and then they click over from Google to your page and it is a different … Read more
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