While meta keywords have no value for Google or Bing rankings, they may still matter for some search engines.
We recognize that more SEOs and digital marketers concentrate their efforts on...
Redirect chains occur when there are at least two redirects between the initial URL and the destination URL. For example, if page A redirects to page B which redirects to...
Redirect is a URL forwarding to another URL. Once a website visitor or a search engine crawler gets to a page with a redirect, they will be sent to a...
A broken image is a hyperlink to an image resource that returns a "File Not Found" error. As a rule, it’s visually represented as an icon of a ripped photo...
Mobile-first indexing and page speed being a factor for mobile rankings are arguments solid enough to take page speed seriously. Yet, even more importantly, slow page loading hampers user experience,...
The title tag is making it easier for search engines and users to understand your content’s topic. Accordingly, a missing title tag may have a negative impact on your search...
A broken link is a hyperlink on one page that refers to a different page that’s broken. In other words, a broken link is only a reference to a broken...
A broken backlink is a link from one website pointing to a page on a different website that responds with a 4xx or 5xx HTTP status code. In other words,...
A broken page is a web page that responds with a 4xx or 5xx code. Basically, such pages usually show no meaningful content except for an error. More importantly, they...
Essentially, a referring page is a URL that’s linking to another website, while a backlink is a single hyperlink to a different site placed on the referring page. In other...
