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How to Monitor Your Backlink Profile: A Comprehensive Guide

A strong backlink profile is crucial for improving your website’s search engine rankings. It signals to search engines that your content is valuable and authoritative. However, it’s equally important to monitor your backlink profile to ensure that it’s healthy and … Continue reading →

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10 Top Ways to Build Quality Backlinks

“Ask David!” question: “How can I get more backlinks to my website?” Backlinks are crucial for improving your website’s search engine ranking. They act as votes of confidence, indicating to search engines that your content is valuable and relevant. While … Continue reading →

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Integrating Google Adsense Ads takes the PageSpeed Insights Mobile Performance Score from 98 to 85 because of the “Total Blocking Time” – Is there any way to avoid this?

Yes! Thanks for your “Ask David!” question. Reducing the performance impact of Google Adsense ads can be challenging since they often load additional resources and scripts that affect page speed. However, we have found that doing Lazy Loading for ads … Continue reading →

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Pro Tip: Why Your Blog Title Shouldn’t Be Your Meta Description

In the realm of SEO, meta descriptions play a crucial role in attracting potential readers. These concise snippets, displayed beneath search engine results, offer a brief overview of your content. While it may seem intuitive to use your blog title … Continue reading →

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How to Keep Bounce Rate in Check? Tips for a Successful Website

Bounce rate, the percentage of visitors who leave your website after viewing only one page, is a crucial metric for website success. A high bounce rate can indicate that your content isn’t engaging or relevant to your target audience. Here … Continue reading →

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Web Design Fundamentals: A Comprehensive Guide

Introduction Web design is an ever-evolving field that blends creativity, usability, and functionality to create engaging and effective websites. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced designer looking to refine your skills, understanding the fundamentals of web design is crucial. … Continue reading →

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Is inline CSS better or using a stylesheet?

Short answer: Stylesheet! Reasons: Improved Performance, Enhanced Maintainability, Better Organization, SEO Benefits. Longer answer… The Myth of Inline CSS: Why Separate Stylesheets are Superior Introduction In the realm of web development, there’s a persistent misconception that inline CSS is the … Continue reading →

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Is publishing articles on my company page on LinkedIn good for SEO? Or is it better to post an article summary on LinkedIn, and then link to the full article on my website?

Yes, publishing articles on your company page on LinkedIn can be beneficial for your SEO. Here’s why: However, it’s important to note that: Regarding posting an article summary on LinkedIn and linking to the full article on your website, this … Continue reading →

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Keyword Research: The Foundation of Successful SEO

Keyword research is the cornerstone of effective Search Engine Optimization (SEO). It involves identifying the specific words and phrases that potential customers are searching for online to find products or services like yours. By understanding these keywords, you can optimize … Continue reading →

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AI and SEO: A New Era of Optimization

The SEO landscape is evolving at a rapid pace, driven by advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and generative technologies. These powerful tools are reshaping the way search engines understand and rank content, making it imperative for businesses to stay ahead … Continue reading →

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