Googlebot can't crawl or index sites using HTTP/2 alone. Based on the results of this experiment, you may want to continue optimizing for HTTP/1.1 as well.
It's been revealed that version 41 of the Google Chrome browser is the technology behind Google's crawler. What does this mean for developers, and how can you use this in your own SEO toolkit?
Low-quality site content results in unhappy visitors and potentially even Google penalties. You can identify thin, duplicate, or spam-like content using a tool like Site Crawl.
Anyone can build a helpful, functioning chat bot, even if you're not a coder. Robin Lord shares an insightful how-to, complete with lessons learned and free code via GitHub to fast-track your own bot's production.
Thinking about going secure? It's more important than ever, with Google issuing security warnings for many non-secure sites in Chrome. This comparison of three popular HTTPS services will help you determine the best option for implementing an SSL certification on your site.
Learn to identify opportunities and implement structured data for SEO on your website. This guide focuses on the most basic types of markup and the most common use cases, plus resources to help with the more technical aspects of implementation.
SEOs have been talking about structured data for a few years now, but only 17% of marketers are using it. There's still a lot of confusion around what structured data is, what it’s for, and how and when to implement structured data for SEO purposes.
More and more, we're realizing it's incredibly important for us as SEOs to understand JavaScript's impact on search experience. Can search engines see your content and experience your site the way a user does? If not, what solutions can you use to fix it?
Does Google treat text kept behind "read more" links with the same importance as non-hidden text? The short answer is "no," but there's more nuance to it than that. In today's Whiteboard Friday, Rand explains just how the search engine giant weighs text hidden from view using CSS and JavaScript.
When you're faced with thousands of technical SEO issues, knowing where to start can be vital. Powered by Moz's new Site Crawl, I guide you through the process of isolating critical issues quickly.
SEO for single-page application websites can be tricky: they're great for users, but potentially invisible to Google's crawlers. Learn what steps you can take to ensure your SPAs are found and indexed.
What exactly is going on with JavaScript indexing? The evidence suggest Google is able to crawl it, but how and to what extent? Will Critchlow shares a collection of facts from across the web that paints a picture of the state of JavaScript indexing today and issues a hypothesis you just might wish to test.
An unapologetically nerdy guide to combating bad, duplicate user-generated content with data, statistics, and sheer force of will.
PageSpeed Insights can be useful, but a perfect score doesn’t guarantee a fast site. There are smarter ways to assess and improve site speed.
