Michael Ramirez

“Nofollow” isn’t just SEO jargon. It’s a real thing that’s been used for optimization since the introduction of the HTML nofollow attribute. A link with the rel=”nofollow” HTML tag is considered a nofollow link. Search engines will not follow the link if it has the nofollow tag attached. In terms of PageRank, nofollow links do […]

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In Knowledge & Technical SEO

Accelerated mobile pages, also known as AMP, are used for developing websites that load quickly and look nice on mobile devices. Having a website that is compatible with mobile devices is essential for your online presence since there are currently more people using smartphones than desktop computers.  The AMP Test is used to determine whether […]

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The behavior of a browser’s cache can be controlled with the help of an HTTP header called cache-control. When a person visits a website, the browser on that person’s computer will save specific resources, such as images and data, and store it in what’s known as the cache. If the user revisits the same website, […]

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So much commerce happens online these days that most people are willing to type in their personal data, including credit card information into a website without a second thought. But insecure sites are a gold mine for hackers and cyber criminals. You’ve probably seen it before – you access a website, only to be confronted […]

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The title tag indicates a web page’s title, which is an HTML element. In SERPs, a page’s title tag is used as part of the search snippet. It may be small, but the title element is a crucial part of the user experience, search engine optimization, and social media sharing because it serves as the […]

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In Knowledge & On-page & Technical SEO

The HTML meta description tag briefly summarizes a page’s content. It’s also featured on search engine results pages (SERPs) as part of the search snippet that gives users an overview of what’s on a webpage and its connection to their search query.  There’s no real wrong way to write a meta description, but there are […]

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In Knowledge & On-page & Technical SEO

An SSL certificate is used to authenticate a website’s identity and secure the transmission of information to and from the server.  This is important because  it demonstrates that your website can secure online transactions. This makes people feel safer when buying online and sending data via forms with an SSL.  Certificates like an SSL aid […]

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Transport Layer Security, or TLS, is a cryptographic protocol that ensures the security of communications between any two devices on a network, the authenticity of transmitted data and user data privacy.  One of the most popular browsers and app security protocols is https. Without the proper website security in place, hackers can quickly access your […]

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Microdata is a form of structured data that works with HTML5 and provides easy-to-read information that search engines need to understand your content and provide the best search results possible. Adding microdata to your HTML also improves how your page displays in SERPs by enhancing the rich snippets that are displayed beneath the page title.  […]

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Everyone knows that websites change over time. Whether it’s new content, regular site maintenance, changing products or a corporate merger, sometimes pages or even entire domains need to be moved.  Whether you’re using permanent 301 redirects or temporary 302s (and the like), redirects are critical when performing revisions, especially when it comes to  search engine […]

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