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Google On Robots.txt: When To Use Noindex vs. Disallow via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google clarifies robots.txt best practices and explains when to use robots.txt directives and noindex tags for SEO. The post Google On Robots.txt: When To Use Noindex vs. Disallow appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google: Host Resources On Different Hostname To Save Crawl Budget via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google recommends hosting website resources on CDNs or subdomains to preserve main site’s crawl budget for better indexing. The post Google: Host Resources On Different Hostname To Save Crawl Budget appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Maximize SEO Efforts: How To Fix Website Issues That Drain Time, Money & Performance
Maximize your website’s performance by choosing the right hosting provider. Learn about the common problems and features to consider. The post Maximize SEO Efforts: How To Fix Website Issues That Drain Time, Money & Performance appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google Removes Sitelinks Search Box Documentation via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google removes sitelinks search box documentation, marking full deprecation of the legacy search feature. The post Google Removes Sitelinks Search Box Documentation appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
The Modern Guide To Robots.txt: How To Use It Avoiding The Pitfalls via @sejournal, @abbynhamilton
Robots.txt just turned 30! Discover how this simple file still plays a crucial role in controlling how search engines crawl your site. The post The Modern Guide To Robots.txt: How To Use It Avoiding The Pitfalls appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
7 Things To Look For In An SEO-Friendly WordPress Host
Trouble ranking your WordPress site? Struggle with load times? Downtime? Here’s what to look for when choosing a WordPress hosting provider. The post 7 Things To Look For In An SEO-Friendly WordPress Host appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
HTTP Archive Report: 61% Of Cookies Enable Third-Party Tracking via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
HTTP Archive’s latest Web Almanac reveals mobile-desktop performance gap and persistent tracking practices across millions of websites. The post HTTP Archive Report: 61% Of Cookies Enable Third-Party Tracking appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google’s Martin Splitt: Duplicate Content Doesn’t Impact Site Quality via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google Search Advocate clarifies that duplicate content poses operational challenges but doesn’t penalize website rankings, offering three practical solutions. The post Google’s Martin Splitt: Duplicate Content Doesn’t Impact Site Quality appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
4 New Techniques To Speed Up Your Website & Fix Core Web Vitals via @sejournal, @DebugBear
Find out how to improve your website’s performance and meet Google’s Core Web Vitals requirements for better rankings. The post 4 New Techniques To Speed Up Your Website & Fix Core Web Vitals appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google Updates Crawl Budget Best Practices via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google has updated its crawl budget guidelines, stressing the need to maintain consistent link structures between the mobile and desktop versions of websites. The post Google Updates Crawl Budget Best Practices appeared first on Search Engine Journal.