Technical SEO / 245 posts found
Rehydration For Client-Side Or Server-Side Rendering via @sejournal, @TaylorDanRW
Rehydration is a necessity for your highly interactive website. Discover when best to use it for faster initial load times and improved user experience. The post Rehydration For Client-Side Or Server-Side Rendering appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Website Crawling: The What, Why & How To Optimize via @sejournal, @jes_scholz
Website crawling is fundamental to SEO. Help the search engine bots discover your content more efficiently when you follow these top 5 tips. The post Website Crawling: The What, Why & How To Optimize appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Your Ultimate Guide To A Successful Technical SEO Audit [Workbook + Ebook] via @sejournal, @sejournal
Get your free Complete Technical SEO Audit Workbook – SEJ’s all-inclusive guide and SEO audit template for performing a technical SEO audit. The post Your Ultimate Guide To A Successful Technical SEO Audit [Workbook + Ebook] appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
4 Technical SEO Tips For Multilingual Websites via @sejournal, @sergebezborodov
Read this blog for tips and techniques to improve the technical SEO structure of multilingual websites. The post 4 Technical SEO Tips For Multilingual Websites appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Dynamic Rendering: Should You Still Use It? via @sejournal, @TaylorDanRW
Dynamic rendering can be an ideal temporary solution. Find out when to use it and questions you need to ask first with this detailed guide The post Dynamic Rendering: Should You Still Use It? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google PageRank Explained for SEO Beginners via @sejournal, @Dixon_Jones
All SEOs should have a good grasp of what PageRank was, and what it still is. Read on to level up your understanding. The post Google PageRank Explained for SEO Beginners appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
How To Setup A/B Testing Using Microsoft Clarity And GA4 With Examples via @sejournal, @vahandev
While some custom coding may be required, you can A/B test different types easily. Just follow these steps for both Clarity and GA4. The post How To Setup A/B Testing Using Microsoft Clarity And GA4 With Examples appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Parts of a URL: A Short Guide
If your website is structured like a house, then your website’s URL is like that house’s address. It defines where your website lives online, similar to how your home address determines where you live in a neighborhood, helping your visitors easily find your site. URLs also help Google understand what your website’s pages are about. There are several URL parts, and they’re discreetly important for optimizing your site’s user experience (UX) and SEO. To help you develop a concrete understanding of every part of a URL, let’s explore each of them in detail. Below is an illustration of the basic […]
Client-Side Vs. Server-Side Rendering via @sejournal, @TaylorDanRW
Should you pick client-side rendering over server-side rendering? Find out which rendering method can help search engines crawl and index your website better. The post Client-Side Vs. Server-Side Rendering appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
8 Powerful Steps To Outrank Your Competition With Targeted SEO & AI-Informed Content via @sejournal, @TheNineDigital
Learn 8 SEO & AI best practices that can help get your website to the top of Google and other search engines. The post 8 Powerful Steps To Outrank Your Competition With Targeted SEO & AI-Informed Content appeared first on Search Engine Journal.