404 errors occur when a page cannot be found. This article will show you how you can quickly identify and deal with 404 error pages to optimize your website both for search engines and your users.
Structured data plays an increasingly important role in the high information content of SERPs. Wouldn’t you rather click on a search result with star ratings or were you inspired by a delicious recipe in the SERPs? But how does this data get into the SERPs and what can you do about it? With this Structured Data Guide you will get all important answers to these questions.
Improve your website's page speed and user experience by learning how to leverage browser caching with htaccess or plugins.
Using JavaScript has an impact on how Google crawls and indexes your site. Make sure your use of JavaScript isn't getting in the way of users finding your website via search engines.
The start of a new year can be the perfect time for us to overcome bad habits and gain positive changes we’ve been hoping to carry out for a while. However, these ambitious “New Year's Resolutions” can be hard to commit to and often end up discarded come mid-January.
Configuring an htaccess file can seem a tedious task especially if you’re not familiar with it. And in all honesty, if you’re not familiar with it you should tread carefully as you can bring a whole website down quite easily with entering a wrong rule or even just a wrong character out of place. Not trying to scare, just stating a fact. In this article, we shall focus on how an SEO can benefit from it in a somewhat safe manner. After all, it is quite a handy little file for many things and I’ll inform you of a few common use cases for it.
Learn how to use Google SERP features to recapture lost organic search traffic in the increasingly competitive SERP environment.
HTTP/2 can significantly improve your website’s page speed because it allows browsers to simultaneously process multiple requests over the same connection. In this article, learn how you can easily improve your site’s load speed with HTTP/2.
One of the topics that has received a lot of attention in SEO in recent months is the question of how to deal with the Noindex directive in the robots.txt. Many SEOs use noindex for crawling and indexing control, but this will soon be a thing of the past.
When you’re on the internet, nothing is more annoying than a website that loads slowly. A slow loading website also gives negative indicators to Google, and for online shops in particular, every extra second of loading means losses in sales.
Have you launched your first website and are now waiting for your site to rank in the search results? Maybe you’ve heard that you have to do "SEO" in order rank but you’re not quite sure where to begin. This article will help you get started with SEO by showing you how to optimize for the most important SEO basics with Ryte.
Once upon a time, in a land far away, there was a magical kingdom called Internet. Internet was home to the ancient family of Webmasters. The youngest member of the clan, Patrick O’Webmaster, was very ambitious.