Google has recently announced an update to their search algorithm, which they call the “helpful content update”. This update is aimed at improving the quality of search results by rewarding websites that provide helpful and informative content to users.
In today’s digital age, having a website for your business is crucial for reaching your target audience and driving growth. However, simply having a website is not enough.
Especially for those outside the SEO industry, Search Engine Optimisation, or SEO, can seem like a jargon-filled techie topic. You may have heard of SEO
We’ve all used Google. We’re used to typing in a simple word or phrase and getting millions of results across thousands of pages. We even
Contents Will Be Sorted By Relatedness And Accuracy Relationship between the query and the content: It will no longer be possible for misleading titles with
Google is rewriting title tags for a limited amount of pages in search results, often replacing the text with a page’s H1 tag. It’s known that
In a recent interview, Google’s search advocate John Mueller took part in a recent interview where he advised content to be placed ‘above the fold’. This blog post will highlight what exactly this means and how it affects SEO.
It is now confirmed that Google’s web crawler, Googlebot, does not click and interact with buttons when indexing web pages. This blog post will go into the consequences of this and what you can do to improve SEO instead.
There is a common misconception that having duplicate content on a website can negatively affect search results. However, Google’s John Mueller has confirmed this is not the case.
Google have confirmed that from March 2021 they will be using ‘mobile-first indexing’. This blog post will tell you all the key things you need to know about this change and how to ensure your website doesn’t suffer!
