Category: SEO

A few days ago, Google announced that it was bringing out two new link attributes to help their crawlers identify the nature of links. This post looks at what the new attributes are, when to use them and what they mean for SEO. On 10th September 2019, the official Google Webmasters sent out the following […]

As many SEO’s and Web Developers may be aware, the Google Search Console fetch and render tool is great for identifying issues with render blocking elements on page. It allows allows you to get an instant snapshot of the code and rendered page that Googlebot sees when crawling the specified page on a given web […]

Crawl rate optimisation is the concept of ensuring that search engines efficiently crawl and index pages, particularly ones that are important to your website. Whether your site is a 10 page blog, an informational portal, a national ecommerce store, or anything else, optimising for spiders and bots can effectively point them to your most valuable […]

Screaming Frog is a great tool for crawling a site and identifying any issues, or potential issues, that are present. It’s one of the most popular crawlers available and for good reason. With an ability to highlight and report on a whole host of factors, Screaming Frog can help take your onsite SEO to the […]

If content is king, then duplicate content is a really bad king, like King John. But, instead of losing lots of land in France, being excommunicated by the Pope and getting into a civil war, duplicate content signals to search engines that your site is of low quality and not worth ranking high. For e-commerce […]