Broken Links A broken link is a web page that a user is unable to locate or access due to a variety of factors. Web servers frequently display an error message when a user attempts to view a broken link. Broken links are sometimes known as “dead links” or “link rots.” Effect on SEO Links… Continue Reading »
Three indicators that rate a user’s experience loading a webpage are known as Core Web Vitals. These metrics rate the speed with which page content loads, the speed with which a browser loading a webpage can respond to a user’s input, and the stability with which the material loads in the browser. These three indicators… Continue Reading »
A favicon is a little 1616 pixel icon that serves as your website’s identity. Its major goal is to make it easier for users to find your page when they have many tabs open. Favicons perform best as simple images or one-to-three characters of text due to their small size. Favicons are not to be… Continue Reading »
Robots.txt Introduction The robots.txt file notifies search engine crawlers of which URLs on your site they can access. This is mostly intended to prevent your site from becoming overburdened with requests; it is not a strategy for keeping a web page out of Google. Block indexing with no index or password-protect a web page to… Continue Reading »
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is the method of optimizing your website to rank in Google Search Engine. There are two types of Google search terms where your website ranked, one is “Organic Search Term and the second is Paid Search Term”. Differences between the organic and paid search terms in the image below: Organic and… Continue Reading »
