Test Automation and Monitoring for SEO
The latest website update set “noindex” to the production site, changed Robots.txt file or rewrote canonical tags. Does it sound...
Robin Rozhon
The latest website update set “noindex” to the production site, changed Robots.txt file or rewrote canonical tags. Does it sound...
I’ve heard on numerous occasions that JavaScript is evil, but I’m not sure if I agree with that. Yes, JavaScript makes SEO more...
Server logs provide the true view of how search engines crawl your website. Google Search Console or any crawler provide useful data, but...
Server logs are a powerful source of information that can help you understand complex SEO problems with crawling and indexing. Every...
You’ve often heard that log files are great for SEO (Listen to those people. They are right!). But don’t think of them as a simple SEO...
Getting technical aspects of SEO right can be rewarding and have a significant impact on your bottom line. The bigger the site is, the...
Google Analytics is a great tool, and 62% of the top 10K websites have Google Analytics tracking code installed (according to...
Stop guessing! Yes, forecasting SEO is hard but extremely useful. This spreadsheet uses basic statistical methods and historic traffic...
Google Sheets are great but a handy add-on may bring this tool to the next level or create a nifty connection to another tool. This page...
Wikipedia is a trusted source of information that ranks for the majority of two-word search queries, so looking at its data can reveal...
This post shows you how to set up automatic monthly backups of Search Analytics data from Google Search Console. Spoiler alert: No coding...
This tutorial shows you how to scrape web pages by using Google Spreadsheets instead of using web scraping tools. The suggested method is...
Google Analytics event tracking is a powerful feature that allows you to track visitors’ interactions with your website that would not be...
Use 301 redirects to protect hardly gained positions in search results and don’t let visitors find your certainly awesome 404 page. This...
Tracking all your campaigns can be challenging, especially if you do multichannel marketing. Let me show you a simple tool that will...
Google is permanently changing rules of the game and trying to serve more relevant answers to search queries. In th past, Google’s search results page (SERP) was answering with links to relevant websites but it wasn’t enough. Currently, it tries to deepen the contextual understanding of query. The result of efforts is the Knowledge Graph (launched in May 2012), and it provides answers, not just…