Category: Resources

An H2 is a secondary heading on a webpage that breaks the content into major sections under the main H1 title. In HTML, it is…

An H1 is the primary heading on a webpage, usually the most prominent title that describes what the page is about. In HTML, it is…

Reciprocal links are links exchanged between two websites, where Site A links to Site B and Site B links back to Site A. They can…

Long tail keywords are search queries that are more specific and usually longer than broad, high volume keywords. Instead of targeting something like “SEO,” a…

URL parameters are extra pieces of information added to the end of a URL, usually after a question mark, that help a website change or…

URL folders are the directory like sections of a website’s URL that help organize content into a clear hierarchy. For example, in example.com/blog/seo/crawling, the folders…

A sitemap is a file that lists the important URLs on your website so search engines can discover and crawl your content more efficiently. In…

robots.txt is a simple text file placed at the root of a website that gives crawlers instructions about which parts of the site they are…

RankBrain is an AI system Google uses to help understand how words relate to concepts, so it can interpret searches beyond exact keyword matches. This…

PageRank is a link analysis algorithm originally developed by Google to estimate how important a web page is based on links. The basic idea is…

A noindex tag is a directive that tells search engines not to include a specific page in their search index, meaning it should not appear…

Meta robots tags are instructions placed in a page’s HTML that tell search engines how to crawl and index that page. You add them in…