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| 6 Best SEO Practises for using rel=canonical Posted: 12 Apr 2013 12:37 PM PDT The rel=canonical is an important part of your website structure when it comes to SEO. A couple of days ago, we shared some common mistakes people often make with rel=canonical attributes, knowing little that the consequences could be more than they bargained for. Anyhow, we discussed the mistakes before. Today, we are going to some best practices you should always try to follow when canonicalizing your pages. Read more » |
| 4 amazing New Improvements to Blogger Template HTML Editor Posted: 11 Apr 2013 12:29 PM PDT Are you an internet-savvy blogger or web developer who likes to make webpages and templates? Diving into this work, you will find yourself immersed into a whole new world of coding, which geeks will definitely love. Well, for those Blogger 'geeks' out there, here's some good news! Google Blogger has just updated the Blogger Template HTML editor, and added four new features to make your experience even better! Now, whether you're a casual blogger, or a geek who likes tweaking his blog's template every now and then, this is place you now want to be! Check out these latest features now! Read more » |
| Google Spotted 5 Common SEO Mistakes with rel=canonical Posted: 10 Apr 2013 12:29 PM PDT When it comes to content duplication, you'll often hear about the term 'rel=canonical'. This is often used as a SEO technique to avoid penalty, because search engines will penalize you if you have duplicate content on multiple pages. This happens when you deliver archive pages, data sorted according to the user's preference, and so on. Rel=canonical is used to overcome such problems, and helps consolidate all different versions of the same page. It tells search engines what URL to consider and display in search results. Useful as it is, rel=canonical can be a bit tricky to implement properly. Read more » |
| Why Should you Optimize your Site for Mobile Devices? Posted: 07 Apr 2013 12:27 PM PDT The trend of using mobile devices to search for content online is steadily on the rise, and gaining momentum. And tablets really seem to be advancing the cause, since more and more people are buying and using them. So how are these evolving trends changing things, and how does it effect you as a website owner? The focus is now centering more towards responsiveness and adaptability, which means that more content needs to made and optimized for mobile devices. Read more » |
