Both internal and external duplicate content can often go undiagnosed for long periods of time, especially if you’re working with pre-existing content that you haven’t written yourself. Below we’ll go through a quick guide on how to diagnose duplicate content, and we’ll also outline some handy tools and pointers to …
Something that seems to be cropping up a lot recently throughout the world of SEO, Google and beyond, is Google’s “Crawl Budget.” The importance of it is certainly growing rapidly, and is keeping many SEO experts on their toes.
In this article, we take a brief look at what Google’s …
Today I’m going to share with you a really useful Python script to get you started with scraping some of the Auto Suggest API’s.
In a lot of ways, this is limited only by your imagination. Personally, I like to use this for Q&A style comments – Great for building …
2016 proved to be a big year in the SEO world, with the long awaited roll out of Penguin 4.0, an increased push on getting websites ‘mobile-friendly’, and Panda becoming part of the Google’s core algorithm. Looking at last year’s predictions, our digital marketing team weren’t far off, but …
The past 12 months has seen search change dramatically once again. We all knew it was coming, but Google has put a focus on paid, local, knowledge graph and its mobile index. A year ago, many predictions for SEO were doom and gloom, but rather than sink completely, SEO has …
Last year the SEO dream team made some predictions; some bold, some fairly obvious (we need some to be right!). So, following the DMM’s recap, here’s ours.
DaveLast year I said Google would fix hacked sites which optimise for image search. At the time, I gave the …
Today I’d like to discuss how you can get around Google’s restrictions on localised searching; specifically, viewing localised SERPs. I put together a little web application in preparation for Dave’s session at SEOktoberfest and everyone seemed to like it. I’ll share that with you in just a little bit but …
We’ve just got back from an awesome trip to BrightonSEO where Dave opened the conference with a talk on Common E-commerce Pitfalls. I thought it would be nice to summarise some of his key takeaways from the presentation.
FacetsOne of the biggest takeaways was on Faceted navigation, get this …
Yesterday at Search Leeds the last question that Kelvin asked the SEO panel was around “if you had a free morning what would you do?” this silenced me for a while.…
For those who regularly checked in on our sister site at davidnaylor.co.uk you may have noticed the frequency of posts had dropped a little since the end of 2015.
After 10 years of writing about SEO and related industries a mixture of busy workloads and lack of news to report …