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Do you ever find yourself navigating to a website, only to be redirected elsewhere? In the world of SEO and digital marketing, this phenomenon typically occurs via 302 redirects. While they’re an invaluable tool in preserving user experience and creating workflows, these redirects can also have a strong impact on your website’s search engine rankings—and it’s vital for modern marketers to understand exactly how and why. So if you want to maximize visibility amongst customers while avoiding any missteps from Google, give this blog post a read! Here we'll discuss what 302 redirects are all about and take a closer ... Read More

Managing your website’s user experience can be a tedious process, but one that is essential if you want to improve search engine optimization (SEO) and customer satisfaction. Utilizing 301 redirects is an effective way to maintain both without making significant alterations to your web infrastructure. A 301 redirect is essentially a system designed to automatically turn webpages into even more streamlined versions of themselves in order to avoid broken or outdated links and minimize the level of hassle associated with navigating websites. In this blog post we'll explore the various benefits of implementing a good 301 redirect strategy for SEO ... Read More

SEO can be a tricky process with so many components that need to be considered. One component you may not have heard about is website redirects, and their impact on the performance of your site. Redirect chains are particularly significant if they involve multiple pages or organizations. In this blog post, we’ll explore what exactly redirects do and how they can affect your website performance as well as SEO rankings. We'll examine some that are more beneficial than others and provide recommendations for best practices when using them. Whether you're relatively new to SEO or an experienced marketer, ... Read More

Do you want to make sure your website is easily accessible and understood by visitors all over the world? Are you looking for a way to increase visibility and search engine optimization in other languages? Look no further than hreflang! Hreflang tags are a simple code used to tell Google that there are multiple versions of a web page - and can help your site be displayed correctly no matter where people view it from. This guide will cover everything beginners need to know about how to use hreflang on their website, so let’s get started! What is Hreflang? Even ... Read More

Are you struggling with your search engine optimization (SEO) and website pagination? Are you looking for a comprehensive guide to ensure your website is optimized for SEO? Look no further because in this post, we will discuss the best practices for successful SEO-friendly pagination. This article will provide the necessary steps to ensure that all content on your website is discoverable by search engines and can be accessed easily by users. Read on to learn more! Understanding SEO-friendly Pagination Pagination is the process of breaking up big collections of content into smaller, easier-to-navigate pages in the setting of search ... Read More

Are you familiar with the hyperlinked phrase “breadcrumbs”? If so, congratulations! You’re one step ahead in your understanding of SEO. Breadcrumbs are an essential part of a website’s navigation experience and have recently become increasingly important for helping search engines place content accurately within its categories. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at what breadcrumbs are, why they matter for SEO optimization, and best practices for implementing them on your site. Let's get started! What are Breadcrumbs? Breadcrumb is a small text path usually located at the top left of a page. It indicates where you ... Read More

If you want your website to reach the top of search engine results pages (SERPs), it’s essential that you understand how Google’s Knowledge Graph works and how it affects SEO. With more than two trillion searches processed annually, making sure your site is optimized to appeal to search engines like Google gives you an advantage over competitors who haven’t done their homework.  In this blog post, we'll give a complete overview of what the Knowledge Graph is, why it matters for SEO, and various strategies that can help make sense of — and optimize your content for — Google's ... Read More

Do you know that your search engine results pages (SERPs) could have "rich snippets" that show up at the very top? Rich snippets are designed to help you make sense of a website's content quickly, with information such as reviews, product images, dates, and prices. In this post, we'll explore rich snippets and why they're important for SEO success. We'll also give you a comprehensive beginner's guide on how to add them to your site -- so let's get started! What are Rich Snippets? Rich snippets are a type of structured data markup that provides additional information about the ... Read More

When it comes to SEO, creating a website that ranks highly can seem daunting. But fortunately, you can use tools like schema markup to make sure your page stands out in the search engine results pages (SERP). With schema markup, you can help search engines better understand your site's content and deliver relevant information directly on its SERPs. So what exactly is schema markup, and why is it important for SEO? Read on to learn more about this crucial aspect of optimizing websites for higher rankings! What is Schema Markup? Website owners can utilize schema markup, a type of ... Read More

Data that complies with a data model has a clearly defined structure, follows a logical order, and is simple for a person or computer program to access and utilize is structured data. A well-defined data model or schema is often used to accomplish this, giving the data a structure. The organization of structured data distinguishes it from unstructured data, frequently seen in databases and spreadsheets. Every record or row in the schema normally designates a unique instance of a certain data piece, then gives its field or column. For instance, the identity, residence, contact information, and email of every customer ... Read More