Stumped by a technical SEO issue? Columnist Patrick Stox has some tips and tricks to help you diagnose and solve some common problems. Patrick Stox on October 27, 2017 There are lots of articles filled with checklists that tell you what technical SEO items you should review on your website. This is not one … Continue reading Tips to troubleshoot your technical SEO
Want to dip your toes into technical SEO? Columnist John Lincoln shares some fun tidbits for those just starting out. John Lincoln on October 24, 2017 Technical SEO is an awesome field. There are so many little nuances to it that make it exciting, and its practitioners are required to have excellent problem-solving and critical … Continue reading 19 technical SEO facts for beginners
Though tactics and strategies differ greatly for technical and non-technical SEOs, columnist Jim Yu believes it’s critical that they find ways to work together. Each is powerful on its own, but it’s in the combined efforts of both that the real magic happens. Jim Yu on August 9, 2017 In SEO’s earlier days, technical … Continue reading 5 ways to balance technical & non-technical SEO
Aleyda Solis on June 23, 2017 In recent months, we’ve seen many important technically focused Google announcements, such as an update on JavaScript crawling support, the migration toward mobile-first indexing, the release and extended support of AMP in search results and the expansion of search results features, from rich snippets to cards to answers. As a result, a number of technical … Continue reading 5 must-do technical SEO audit items in 2017
What defines quality content, and how can its value be quantified? Columnist Dave Davies reviews studies done on this topic and presents his conclusions. Dave Davies on March 9, 2017 Those who know me know that I’m primarily a technical SEO. I like on-site content optimization to be sure, but I like what I … Continue reading A technical argument for quality content
Blake Beus — February 22, 2017 Follow @BlakeBeus— February 22, 2017 Working at an instructional technologies company, we get insight into the latest learning and performance strategies at large companies. And lately, we’ve seen two opposing trends developing across manufacturing and technical teams. The work itself has undergone dramatic and often revolutionary change in the … Continue reading Bridging the Immediacy Gap: 3 Technologies that Can Transform How Technical Teams Learn
By Nick Rojas February 10th, 2017 HTTP codes received much attention in 2016, most notably from tech leaders at Google. The search giant’s attempt to migrate the internet from HTTP to HTTPS has actually changed HTTP redirects impact on SEO ranking. Website migration and performance upgrades no longer have the same impact on PageRank. In … Continue reading HTTP Status Codes & Technical SEO
Nasrullah Patel — January 19, 2017 Follow @Peerbits— January 19, 2017 Success being a relative term, one can’t house it in a ‘Perfect definition’. However, calling it a stage where one accomplishes the aim or goal he has set would be better. Bridge between Tech intellectuals and entrepreneurs In recent past, the technology market grew … Continue reading Why Technical Intellectuals Become More Successful as Entrepreneurs
Ashley Sefferman — December 27, 2016 — December 27, 2016 There’s a ton of variation in the role of a product manager across companies, or even across orgs within the same company. Some mobile PMs are focused on strategy, whereas others are focused on specific industry verticals, like eCommerce. The one skill that unifies all … Continue reading 10 Ways to Boost Your Mobile PM Technical Skills
By Garry Grant December 22nd, 2016 If you’re building a large website with AngularJS, you have your work cut out for you. A large site is a big enough undertaking already, and AngularJS doesn’t exactly make things any easier. Due to your project’s large size, a number of problematic issues can arise during development that … Continue reading Top 5 Technical Issues Large Sites Have with AngularJS
