Michael Ramirez

Changing URLs or redirecting traffic from one URL to another is known as redirection. There are three different types of redirections: 301, 302, and meta refresh redirects.  Both 301 and 302 redirects are server-level redirections that modify the destination of a URL so that it points to a different URL on a different server. However, […]

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Presently, there are seven distinct meta tags that can be used with Google’s search engine. The title and description tags are the most crucial ones to fill out. Most webmasters are aware of the significance of using distinct title tags. They are less familiar with duplicate meta data issues that involve duplicating meta descriptions. Your […]

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The head portion of every web page has an HTML tag called the title tag. The key purpose of a title tag is providing context regarding the primary subject matter of the page.  Title tags are displayed prominently on search engine results pages (SERPs) and often serve as the link that users can click on. […]

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External resources (including CSS, Java scripts, picture files, etc.) are hosted on an external domain that has been specifically disallowed from crawling via a “Disallow” directive in an external robots.txt file. Disallowing these files prevents search engines from accessing them, and your pages might not display correctly or be indexed properly. As a result, it’s […]

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The 4XX error occurs when a requested page does not exist or cannot be accessed due to security settings. If a page is not genuine, the message cannot be transferred between the web page and the web server. Consequently, the page in question is either impossible to locate or inaccessible at the current time. That’s […]

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Having a site that’s quick to load is important. The speed of your site depends on a number of factors, including the number of JavaScript and CSS files. Having too many JavaScript and CSS files is a real issue that could cause you to lose all of your website’s organic traffic, revenue, and visibility in […]

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Using a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is common practice since Google awards websites with higher ranking if they employ an SSL. Doing so adds an extra degree of protection when a website collects consumer information. It is also common practice to redirect a URL to a different one. To maintain SEO value, it is crucial […]

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One of WordPress’s strengths is the many useful add-ons known as plugins. However, a lot of them are third-party plugins, which can lead to incompatibility issues. Most issues can be avoided before they even start by being selective when installing plugins, themes, and other tools.  If you do run into a problem with an incompatible […]

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Presently, there are seven distinct meta tags that can be used with Google’s search engine. The title and description tags are the most crucial ones to fill out. Most webmasters are aware of the significance of using distinct title tags. They are less familiar with duplicate meta data issues that involve duplicating meta descriptions. Your […]

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In Knowledge & On-page & Technical SEO

Minor technical issues that are ignored can quickly destroy all the hard work you’ve done optimizing your website for search engines. Redirect chain and loop issues are a great example of this.  A redirect chain is a series of redirects between a requesting URL and its ultimate destination. A redirect loop happens when one URL […]

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