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Technical SEO

Image File Size and SEO – How Big Should Website Images Actually Be?

For image file size SEO, aim for roughly 50150 KB for ordinary content photos and 150300 KB for a large hero image. These are working targets, not Google rules. Resize to the space the image occupies,
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10
Oct

What Is Entity SEO and Why Is It Becoming More Important?

Entity SEO helps search engines understand your business as a specific organisation, connected to particular services, locations and people, rather than just a page containing keywords. It's becoming
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07
Oct

How Google Understands Who Your Business Is – Entities Explained Simply

Google understands your business by connecting information about its name, services, location and reputation across your website and other sources. That’s the practical meaning of google entities seo:
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A brass nameplate, contact card and address slip on a dark desk show the facts that help Google recognise one business.
06
Oct

Homepage SEO – What Should Your Homepage Actually Rank For?

For most small businesses, homepage seo should target your brand name and your main service or business category, adding your genuine location when you serve a local market. Put specific services and
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06
Oct

HTTP vs HTTPS – Does SSL Still Matter for SEO?

Yes, SSL still matters for SEO: HTTPS is a Google ranking signal and protects information sent between your website and its visitors. But it won't fix poor pages or guarantee leads. If you're searchin
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03
Oct

Does WordPress Hosting Affect SEO Rankings?

Yes. WordPress hosting SEO problems can hurt your rankings when slow servers, repeated downtime or security issues make your site harder to use or crawl. Google does not reward a hosting brand. Better
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02
Oct

WebP vs JPEG vs PNG – Which Image Format Is Best for SEO?

For most business websites, WebP is the best image format for SEO because it gives you smaller file sizes without wrecking image quality. Use JPEG for large photos when WebP is not practical, and PNG
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30
Sep

Contact Page SEO – The Small Page That Can Strengthen Local Search Signals

contact page seo matters because your contact page tells Google, and real customers, who you are, where you work and how people can reach you. It will not magically rank your whole site by itself, but
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29
Sep

WordPress Categories and Tags – Are They Helping or Hurting Your SEO?

WordPress categories and tags SEO can help or hurt your site. Used properly, categories create order and help visitors find related content. Used badly, tags create piles of thin, nearduplicate archiv
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28
Sep

What Is a Redirect Chain and Why Is It Bad for SEO?

A redirect chain is when one URL redirects to another URL, which then redirects again before the visitor reaches the final page. It is bad because it slows the journey, wastes crawl budget, weakens si
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Hands at a workstation cross out extra URL hops while lining up a direct redirect to the final page.
27
Sep
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