Introduction Robot.txt will tell the google search engine not to crawl certain pages on your website. The major search engine will recognize the request of robot.txt whenever it wants any page not to be indexed on google. Usually, what happens is google indexes all the pages on our website even [...]
Introduction The title tag is the element that specifies the titles/names of your page, content etc. You will find the title tag on the browser and SERP (Search Engine Results Page). It is essential to rank your page on google(SEO). Therefore, the title tag should be simple, creative and relevant [...]
Introduction SEO? The abbreviation for SEO is (Search Engine Optimization). But what it means? It means it is a google tool which helps your online business to grow. How? It increases your visibility in organic search. So in simple terms, if someone on google search for your product, they will [...]
Introduction A meta description is an element that offers users a piece of brief information about the content. Google generally keeps meta description around 50-160 words. But the length of its depends on the content type, and the initial goal should be to provide helpful information. So the users will [...]
What is Google De-indexing? Google de-indexing is, by definition, the removal of an indexed url, present in search results. A de-indexed URL is spoken of when the request (de-indexing) is accepted, and the content is removed from the Google index. Furthermore, in these cases, the content ends up in the [...]
What is a Domain? A Domain is a unique worldwide name for a logically delimited part of the Internet – for example, a website. Internet users encounter domains in this form, for example, www.example.com As an essential part of a Uniform Resource Locator (URL), the domain indicates where a resource [...]
We are sure that you have heard a number of times how-to content is king and how should be focus on your online marketing. This is obviously not a new idea in the marketing world, and its importance is something people are aware of. In recent years it has become [...]
What Is A Cache? A cache is usually any type of intermediate storage (or “buffer storage”), for example, on the PC, a browser, or server. This type of buffer memory enables faster access to data that is called up frequently or at short notice (e.g., login data) without this data [...]
A broken link or dead link is understood to be a link that can longer be reach or the call of which displays an error message (“404 Not Found” or “410 Gone”). A broken link is also a link-building tool in search engine optimization. Dead links should be avoid on [...]
What is Click Through Rate (CTR)? The click-through rate (CTR, also: click rate) indicates the ratio of clicks on an advertising medium to the impressions that the advertising medium has achieved. The CTR is given in percent. For example, if a link is click exactly 23 times out of 1,000 [...]