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The Uncompressed pages issue is triggered only when page compression is not enabled—specifically when the Content-Encoding entity is missing from the response header. Undoubtedly, Search engine optimization (SEO) is vital to modern digital content generation. After all, a site’s or page’s ranking in a search engine’s results directly affects how often it is seen and […]

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Take a look at a web page and what do you see? Is it a sea of blue underlined font? Web pages can look spammy if they have an excessive number of links, and that could have a negative impact on SEO rankings. How many links is too many? In this article we’ll answer the […]

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Duplicate title tags occur when the same line of text appears in the title tag of multiple web pages. When the title tag is well crafted in terms of relevance and description of  web sites, it can lead to a high click rate in search results. But repeating the same great title tag over and […]

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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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Do you have compliant Open Graph markup in your page’s HTML? Open Graph is similar to schema.org microdata. It tells you what your whole page is about whereas schema.org tells about content chunks. Open Graph was created by Meta and is becoming essential as more consumers take their searches, purchase power, and time away from […]

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Canonical tags are are important for any website that has similar or duplicate content on several web pages. By consolidating all the ranking signals into one “master” page, they prevent your pages from competing with one another in search engine rankings. But the link element rel=”canonical,” also known as a canonical URL, while incredibly significant, […]

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A 301 redirect or canonical URL ( rel=”canonical”) is used to tell search engines which version of a web page should be indexed and displayed in search results. In comparison to canonical URLs, 301 redirects accomplish a little bit more since they also send visitors to the updated version of the page.  URL canonicalization is […]

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A nofollow attribute is a small bit of code that may be added to a link in order to notify Google to ignore the link. Using no follow attributes in search engine optimization (SEO) stretches back a very long time, and the practice is somewhat complicated. In most cases, this kind of thing isn’t a […]

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According to Joe Moorcones, vice president of SafeNet, “the entire commercial world functions off the idea that encryption is rock-solid and not breakable.” In truth, the advent of quantum computing could make deciphering encrytion codes an easy task in the not-too-distant future.  It is beneficial to understand the current state of encryption before delving into […]

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RDFa is an HTML5 extension that allows webmasters to mark up content elements using HTML tag attributes. These content elements include people, places, events, recipes, and reviews. Each component relates to the material users see on a website and that a webmaster wants search engines to describe. When marking content that lives within the elements […]

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