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Month: January 2021
SEO Ranking Factors
Schema Markup
By Ricky Taylor
What is schema markup? It is code (semantic vocabulary) that you put on your website to help the search engines return more informative results for users. If you’ve ever used rich snippets, you’ll have a bit of knowledge about schema markup. Generally, when a bot crawls your website it gets indexed and Google ranks it in...
Content Relevance
By Ricky Taylor
Importance of Contenct Relevance for SEO Content Relevance for SEO plays a conclusive role with the on-page optimisation element. Improving how well content works with targeted keywords is one of the main tasks of SEO. Just adapting the content of an internet site, for example for a category or article, can improve the position of...
NAP Consistency
By Ricky Taylor
What does NAP mean in SEO? Simply put, NAP stands for: Name Address Phone Number These three nuggets of information are important details in their own right but add them together and that can be the reason why a customer walks into your store – or the cause of them getting lost, being frustrated, wasting...
Website Security
By Ricky Taylor
How does website security benefit your SEO? Over time, people have gotten smarter about the way they use the internet. Like anything else, humanity’s harnessing of the online world has followed a natural progression: when a new problem arises, solutions are tested until the right one is found. It is then implemented, and people move...
Website Structure
By Ricky Taylor
Why is site structure important for Google – and users? There are three reasons why site structure is important for Google and, therefore, for your chance of ranking in the search engines. Structure is a guide for Google The way your site is structured will give Google clues about where to find the most essential...
Page Speed
By Ricky Taylor
What exactly is Page Speed? It depends on so many factors such as the website’s performance, the server’s performance, the particular web page you’re on, the connection type, the user’s internet service provider, the internet package, the device’s processing power, the Browser, what the user is doing at that point, how many apps are running...
