April 4th marks 404 Day – a day of observance for web developers and SEO professionals to acknowledge the humble “404 page not found” error code. Why would we do this? It’s surprising how useful a good 404 page can be. In this article, we’ll explain what a 404 page is, best practices for using […]
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If you’re like me, you know that a well-structured website is a search engine’s best mate. Schema markup can give your site the extra lift to ensure search engines comprehend your content and improve your internal linking strategy. So, let’s dive into this comprehensive guide on schema markup, unleash our inner geek, and learn how […]
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Strapi is an open-source next-gen headless Content Management System used to develop websites, mobile applications, and APIs. As a headless CMS, Strapi is a back-end-only web content management system acting as a content repository. Content is accessible via an API and displayed on any device. Strapi has been gaining popularity among developers and is the […]
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What’s a canonical URL? A canonical URL is a way of publicly specifying your preferred version of a URL to prevent potential duplicate content issues, which may negatively impact your SEO performance. If your website has a piece of your content that can be accessed via various URLs, the implementation of a canonical allows you […]
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Schema for SaaS products Using structured data is essential for any website and is especially important for SaaS companies or large e-commerce sites. Structured data helps search engines understand your website’s content and the services you sell. The SaaS industry is a highly competitive market, and implementing structured data allows your site to potentially win […]
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From its beginnings as a tool to enhance static webpages built from HTML and CSS, JavaScript has become a core building block of the web. JavaScript enables us to build engaging and responsive webpages and to deliver interactive experiences through a website — from editing documents to playing games and buying anything from groceries to […]
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JavaScript (JS), initially named Live Script, has been around for decades. It was reportedly developed by Brendan Eich in September 1995 in just ten days. JS is a scripting language that enables web developers to insert code within a website. It was originally a method by which HTML pages could interact with web applets written […]
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Structured data in SEO is a standardised way of providing information about the contents of a webpage in a format machines can easily understand. While much of this information is already visible on your site, structured data ensures that browsers, crawlers, and AI systems can interpret it clearly. Why it matters today: Rich results: JSON-LD […]
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An introduction to CDNs and SEO benefits When the distance between the server and a user increases, so does the latency. The latency is the time the server needs to respond to a request. Due to the global nature of Content Delivery Networks (CDNs), your site can be artificially moved closer to the user. This […]
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The web development community is rapidly adopting Single Page Applications (SPAs) for various web projects. React, for example, has seen a 1633% increase in projects using SPAs from 2018 to 2021 (according to Builtwith). Because SPAs are fundamentally built in JavaScript, they often create problems for search engines trying to crawl the website. In addition, […]
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As the web evolves, so do search engines. Web design has become more immersive and exciting, and people can interact with content online in ways that were never possible 10 years ago. With this continued evolution, how your user experiences your content is almost as important as the content itself. Search engines have also evolved […]
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What is a HTML sitemap? A HTML sitemap is a table of content that describes every page of the site. It is a well-organized and logically ordered list of web pages, each with an internal link pointing to a specific location that can be accessed by clicking on an internal link, usually named ‘sitemap’, which […]
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