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Google Chrome Update Introduces a New Type of Privacy Concern
Google Chrome’s latest update is under scrutiny for what has the potential to be major privacy concern.
How Hackers May Be Hurting Your SEO
Learn more about how hacking can severely affect a website’s organic performance.
Domains Ending in .Com to Reportedly Get More Expensive
As per a new agreement between ICANN and Verisign, the price of domains ending in .com may go up soon.
Elementor Page Builder Plugin Vulnerability
Elementor WordPress Page Builder contains a vulnerability.
WPS Hide Login Updated to Fix Vulnerability
WPS Hide Login contains a vulnerability that can cause it to reveal the secret admin login page.
5 Ways SEO & Web Design Go Together
Keep these pointers in mind when designing your website and you could soon start ranking higher in the SERPs.
Marketing Website Accessibility in the Age of Assumptions
Here’s what you need to know before adding website accessibility services to your digital marketing or web design company’s offerings.
Chrome 80 Will Block Push Notification
Chrome 80 features push notification blocking. Publishers urged to take action to prevent notification blocking.
WordPress Divi Theme Code Injection Vulnerability
Elegant Themes announced a code injection vulnerability. Update now to protect against it.
What Is Schema Markup & Why It’s Important for SEO
Discover what schema is all about, why you need it, and how to add it to your web pages.
An SEO Guide to HTTP Status Codes
Learn more about the different HTTP status codes, what they’re for, and their real-world impact for SEO.
SEO-Friendly Hosting: 5 Things to Look for in a Hosting Company
Good, reliable web hosting matters. Here are the five key features that define an SEO-friendly hosting company.
80% of Major US E-commerce Stores Use JavaScript for Crucial Content
According to new data, 80% of popular US-based e-commerce stores use JavaScript on crucial content such as product descriptions.
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Google’s Search For Beginners Episode 3: Hiring a Web Dev [RECAP]
Google’s latest episode of Search for Beginners covers tips for hiring a webs developer and what their responsibilities should be.
Google Losing Page Speed Battle – And Nobody Wins
Is Google’s 10 year campaign to increase the speed of the Internet not working?
Here’s Why Inclusive Web Design with SEO Wins
Here’s how inclusive design with SEO creates new opportunities for digital marketers and web designers seeking a competitive edge.
Google Lets Anyone Register a .New Domain to Create Custom Shortcuts
Google Registry has made the .new domain extension available for anyone to use to create custom shortcuts.
Your Holiday Marketing Campaign Checklist: 6 Essentials
Skyrocket your sales during the holidays. Use this checklist to develop an efficient holiday marketing campaign.
SEO UX Play: Information Architecture & Linking Hierarchy
How can SEO shape a powerhouse strategy for UX? Learn how SEO data can provide powerful UX insights to capitalize on.
WordPress Hackers Are Using Vulnerable Plugins to Gain Access to Sites
Hackers are reportedly exploiting vulnerabilities in over ten WordPress plugins in order to backdoor sites with rouge admin accounts.
WordPress 5.3 Will Change How it Blocks Indexing
WordPress 5.3 will stop using Robots.txt to discourage search engines from indexing a site.
Google Chrome Will Soon Support Lazy Loading at the Browser-Level
Google is adding support for native lazy loading to the latest version of the Chrome browser – Chrome 76.
WordPress Proposes Plan for 61% of WP Sites Using Outdated PHP
WordPress proposal to take action on publishers using insecure versions of PHP.
Google Chrome Now Supports Dark Mode Preference
Google Chrome announced support for a CSS media query that allows your site to switch to Dark Mode if that’s a user’s default preference.
Should You Migrate from Wix to Shopify?
Shopify might be a better platform choice than Wix when it comes to ecommerce SEO. Here’s why.
The Complete Guide to Mastering Your Link & Navigation Structure
Learn the best practices that will help you build an efficient navigational structure for your ecommerce website.
Why the Divide Between SEOs & Developers Is a HUGE Problem (& How to Fix It)
The lack of communication between SEOs and developers is costing businesses time and money. Here’s how to work better together.
Critical Vulnerability Strikes WordPress Ad Inserter
Ad Inserter WordPress plugin was discovered to have a critical vulnerability. Ad Inserter immediately fixed the issue. Users are recommended to update their plugin.
AMP HTML Now Supports Autocomplete for Faster Search Experiences
AMP pages can now more closely mirror the behavior of regular HTML pages with autocomplete for search and forms.
WordPress Plugin SEO by RankMath Security Update
SEO by RankMath released security updates to patch two vulnerabilities and improve security.