A few weeks ago here in OnPageMagazin, we presented the linkage of the Google search console and the Google analytics data into the OnPage.org software in detail. Now, we are even going a step further.
Nowadays website owners want to know how search engines work and try to permanently improve their search engine rankings. Most of them use on-page optimization as a reliable method to boost up the SEO of their websites.
Outbound links, i.e. links from one website to another, are the basis for today’s networked online world.
In the search engine results, it is all about catching the attention of users at all costs! With Rich Snippets, you have a chance to add targeted information of your online shop in Google search results. This article will show you the various content that you need to consider in this case.
A good user experience (UX) is essential for the success of every website: The better the user experience, the higher chance you have to generate conversions. At the same time, positive user signals like low bounce rate and high dwell times lead to better rankings in SERPs.
An XML sitemap is a simple list of URLs that is provided to search engines. It is a key tool that can help you identify indexing problems.
Websites are said to have duplicate content when they have identical or very similar content on different URLs. Such websites do not offer any added value for search engines or website visitors.
PDF documents offer a great advantage over other document types: They appear exactly the same on any device.
Fast load times have a positive effect on the user’s interaction with a website and can eventually lead to more sales for online shops. This article will show you practical tips on how to optimize the load time of your WordPress pages.
Internal link structures guide search engines through the depths of a website and represent connections between the individual webpages. Therefore, they have a major impact on the OnPage SEO due to the link juice distribution within the website.
In the hype of all the recent changes in marketing, it is easy to forget about the global strategy for your business. SEO is about constantly moving from a deep focus on details like code quality and technical SEO, to a global view of your client’s business - like the one described in this case study.
New top-level domains (TLDs) are currently on everyone’s minds. Many webmasters and companies are already using .travel or .business domain endings for their online marketing strategies. But are there any differences in how these new domains are handled in search engines compared to old domains (.com, .net., etc.)?