Technical SEO

As technology advances, it creates opportunities for new methodologies and innovations. At the moment, the rising functionality and increased accessibility of CDN technology is, in my opinion, leading to a new era in SEO, SEO on the edge — or, Edge SEO.

This article represents a write-up of our technical research paper, which won the TechSEO Boost 2018 Call For Research competition, alongside entries from 2018 Drum USA Search Personality of the Year Eric Enge, and French software company OVH.

Generally speaking, search agencies are hired to help businesses become as visible as possible to search engines. Despite this, there are a few very good reasons why a business might want to restrict certain pages from being discovered.

This guide is to help those who want to make sure their website downtime does not impact on their organic search performance.

TL;DR Websites that are built using React.JS are perfectly SEO-friendly when built correctly. If you are going to build a website that renders the front-end using React.JS, then make sure you render the first version before serving it to the search engines. It is no news to anyone that old browsers which can’t render the […]

Knowing the physical location of where your website’s leads are coming from is useful knowledge to have, and there are many ways to find this out, just as there are equally many ways you can interpret the data. In this article I will cover a few ways you can gather location data and display it […]

Google Lighthouse is fast becoming one of my favourite technical tools for auditing mobile websites. Many still use the tool to audit the web performance (site speed) of their mobile webpages but the tool can offer much more guidance on how to improve a webpage or app. In this article I will run through what […]

In the early days of the internet, websites were just a collection of File Transfer Protocol (FTP) websites that users could use to upload an download HTML files. In order to find a specific file, users had to navigate through each one, like finding a book in a library. Shortcuts did exist, and some frequent […]

On 8 February Emily Schechter, writing on Google’s security blog, reminded website owners and developers that HTTPS encryption is not just a momentary fad, but it is something that Google will be pushing for the long term. She also stated that “a larger subset of HTTP pages” will soon be marked as “not secure” by Chrome. […]

SEO is tied to user experience and out of stock, or no longer stocked products can have a negative impact on the domain as a whole. There are some methods that can be implemented that satisfy SEO but lead to a poor user experience, and likewise, methods that can be good for user experience but […]

How can SiteBulb enhance your technical SEO? SiteBulb offers technical SEO insights that no other tool (that I have used), does on the market, and it will make you rethink and update your knowledge base of technical SEO. This article was originally going to be a ‘section dissection’ where I go through each of the categories […]

Everyone targets keywords, from the loftiest websites down to the very smallest. Although some people consider it a rule of thumb to target a particular keyword across the breadth of a website, this can actually be counter beneficial without the correct strategic keyword mapping. Without careful planning and consideration you can end up getting multiple […]