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SEO Tips
Search engine optimisation practices, tutorials and guides for web designers and clients. Anything relating to SEO – from launching your website to the nitty-gritty htaccess updates, I will post here.
Listen Up Devs! My Favourite Podcasts for SEO, Web Development & Internet Marketing
To ward off imposter syndrome, I listen to podcasts about marketing, SEO and the like. Here are some of my favourites – enjoy!
The Small Business Guide To Google: 2018 Edition
“How do I get my website to the top of Google?” – an innocent question with many answers. Brace yourself for the quest to improve your business’s search rankings!
What Should I Blog About?
This guide explains the potential of a blog or ‘news’ page on your business’s website. It suggests inspiration for your articles and advises on how to prime them for your readers and search engines. Enjoy!
Another Reason The Date Shows Up In Your SERP/Meta Description
A recent find on why the date shows up in certain SERPs and meta descriptions, despite having evergreen page content.
Tips To Improve Your Website Speed
Every nugget of time counts – speed up your website with these page speed tips. We’ll look at optimising your images, website caching, hosting options and setting up a CDN.
How To Optimise Your Page Content: A Step-By-Step Checklist
SEO 101 of onsite optimisation is the written word: your quality of writing, what topics you choose, your headings and meta tags. Here’s an overview of how to optimise your website on a page-by-page basis.
Launching Your Site on Google Search Console
A website isn’t simply unveiled. Launching your page with Google Search Console invites the search giant to crawl your pages quickly and thoroughly. Here’s how you get started.
Google’s Mobile Friendly Move
A brief overview of the new ‘mobile friendly’ SEO ranking signal – Google’s way of separating responsive websites from the older, fixed-width layouts.
