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Read articleThe 2019 Google Developer Conference will be held from 5/7 to 5/9. Let’s take a look at the information related to SEO!
Read articleWeb Stories (formerly AMP Stories) have an interface similar to real-life dynamics, which can improve the stickiness of the content and can be searched by search engines. In recent years, Web Stories have appeared in more search blocks, making Web Stories even more important to website traffic.
Read articleGoogle’s before: and after: operators filter results before, after, or between specified dates.
Read article4XX pages are an essential part of any SEO audit. This article shows you how to use the powerful Screaming Frog SEO tool to find broken links across a website.
Read articleThis article shows you how to build an Excel worksheet that automatically filters its results after you enter one or more criteria.
Read articleAfter becoming an SEO practitioner, you need to look at the Source Code from time to time and use commands such as "site:" and "cache:" to perform health checks on the website. These steps may not be particularly time-consuming, but if there is a tool that allows you to check the Alt Tag of each image on a webpage with just one click, see the cache of the webpage with just one click, and even see the Title of the page with just one click,
Read articleBacklinks are one of the signals Google uses to rank websites, and anchor text comes along with them. This article explains what healthy anchor text looks like, what can go wrong, and how it relates to SEO.
Read articleThis Google Sheets technique removes protocols, www, paths, and query strings from long URLs so that only the domain remains.
Read articleHave you ever asked "Why did I put an image on the website, but it didn't appear in the image results when others searched for it?" Most people probably don't have this problem... because most images, as long as they have undergone proper image optimization (image file name, size, Alt Tag, article content...etc.), even if they are not ranked very high, should still appear in the search results when someone searches for related keywords. This article is about me doing Reputation…
Read articleToday, because I can’t think of a good SEO theme, I’m going to share an event I participated in this Tuesday, Moztalk. Moz, a Seattle company, is one of the best in the SEO industry. It’s really lucky that they came to Boston to hold an event this time...
Read articleWhen a company and its opponents optimize their websites as much as possible in the on-page SEO part, the winner must rely on off-page SEO. "The more people link to your website, the more important Google will regard your website and rank it higher." This sentence sounds simple and reasonable, but what should you do to make someone want to write an article or blog and put a link in it?
Read articleThe domain of my blog is blogspot, a product of Google. The authority is naturally very high, 93/100, but the page is digitalmktingnote.blogspot.com, only 1/100...
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