Disclaimer: Recently, SE Ranking kindly granted Elementive a free trial of their tool. This post is a result of our time trying out SE Ranking during that free trial. A while back, I wrote a post about the regular technical SEO tasks that should be conducted on a routine basis. That included fixing errors, finding […]
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As companies make their 2020 SEO plans, there are three big misconceptions that I see repeatedly that should be avoided when adjusting SEO tactics in 2020.
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When you are managing a website, there are a few basic HTML tags you need to know. The better you understand these HTML basics, the better you can diagnose problems affecting SEO on your website.
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Elementive has released a 7-class course diving into the fundamentals of Tech SEO. In this course, we cover duplicate and thin content, appropriate URL structures, ways of controlling robots, resolving errors, XML sitemaps, speed, and schema.
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It is no secret that there is a lot of data tracked about how we interact with websites. Not surprisingly, as the web grows, privacy concerns arise. In response to this, new laws have been established: CCPA & GDPR. What exactly are these laws and how do they apply to your business?
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