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HTTP to HTTPS, to move or not to?
There is a lot of uncertainty amongst webmasters today about shifting from http to https.
Is this shift necessary? Why do we need to shift? Our transaction pages are encrypted, should that not be enough? Should we or should we not?
Posted in Website Security
Tagged http to https, http to https htaccess, http to https redirect, secure your webiste, shift from http to https, shift to https wordpress hosting, ssl certificates, steps to move from http to https, website encryption, website security, website security certificate
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Most effective practices of increasing traffic to your website
How can I increase traffic to my website?
This is one of the most asked questions today.
The good news is, with almost everyone using the internet today, marketers are spoilt for choices, all they need to do is do a good job of marketing their product/services online.
Posted in Improve Search Engine Rankings
Tagged advertising to get more traffic, effective ways of getting more visitors, increase traffic to your website, local optimization for increasing visitors, mobile friendly sites, organic traffic, Search engine optimization, seo, social networking for more traffic, user friendly sites
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Over-Optimization kills while under-Optimization hurts
To optimize and how much to optimize seems to be a predicament today. There are a lot of varying views regarding the need for optimization. While some people advocate optimizing a site, there are others who do not feel the need for it. In my humble opinion, optimization is a need for every website.
Optimizing a web site or a web page is not about having a check-list of things that need to be completed. It is much more than that. In order to implement optimization best practices for a website, a complete understanding of, what, how, where, when, and for whom, is very-very important.
What is AMP and why do you need it?
With Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP), publishers can create, publish, and distribute optimized content instantly. The content is optimized for higher performance even on slow mobile networks.
Posted in Mobile SEO
Tagged accelerated mobile pages, AMP, AMP for publishers, canonical issues of AMP, creating pages that download faster on mobile devices, faster downloading pages on mobiles, google AMP, rankings with AMP, seo, SEO & AMP, steps to making your site AMP compliant, What is AMP, Why do I need AMP
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SEO Then & Now
With Google disclosing its top three ranking factors, it is going to be interesting to see how marketers are going to use this information in their online marketing strategy.
Will the top three ranking factors impact the application of SEO in the future?
Best Practices for optimizing your Facebook posts
You can now get more relevant traffic from your organic posts on Facebook pages. The Audience optimization tool from Facebook comes with excellent features.
Posted in Social Media Marketing
Tagged Audence Insights, audience optimization tool, Audience Restrictions, engaging visitors, facebook optimization best practices, get more relevant visitors, optimizing facebook pages, optimizing posts in facebook, optimizing social networking posts, Preferred Audience, tagging articles in facebook
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Google’s Top Three Ranking Factors
Now that we know the top three ranking factors that Google uses to rank pages, what should on-line marketers do to ensure that they do not get left out?
The Kid safe visual search engine, Kiddle
In keeping with search results that are getting more and more relevant and specific, a kid safe search engine, Kiddle, powered by Google, was launched recently.
The Creative side of SEO; How to get the most of it
With thousands of websites competing for the same audience, how does a website stand out from the crowd?
In order to stand out, there is a constant need of thinking differently. This post explores some of the ways of coming up with unique ideas.
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