Topic: Search Engine Optimisation

Like an essay, your website needs to be divided into different sections to make it easier to understand. This is where your website structure comes in. It’s how your webpages are organised, breaking down your webpages into several categories and sub-categories. In this blog post, we’re going to discuss website structure. If you’re planning to…

Ecommerce SEO might feel like an uphill struggle at times. You need to work on your site to keep up with competitors continually, and you also need to stay on top of Google’s many updates. It can be hard to determine what to focus on to get the best results. We’ve created a 3-point checklist…

Search engines want to provide users with accurate information as quickly and smoothly as possible. It should come as no surprise that then Google will soon make Core Web Vitals, metrics that focus on user experience, a major ranking factor in search engine results. In this blog post, we’re going to discuss what Core Web…

According to a recent survey, 50.6% of all Internet traffic comes from mobile phones, surpassing traffic from laptops and tablets. The number is expected to grow in the coming years as more people gain access to the Internet. It should come as no surprise then that Google switched to mobile-first indexing. Instead of desktop versions,…

If you increase your organic traffic, you’ll lead more potential customers to your website. This could improve your conversion rate and generate more revenue. Usually, increasing organic traffic requires plenty of time and effort. It also needs constant monitoring, ensuring that you see a return on all your efforts. In this blog post, we’re going…

The higher your search engine rankings are, the more users visit your website. These users could turn into paying customers, increasing your revenue and helping your business grow. But SEO isn’t a one-time thing. You can’t include keywords in your content and call it a day. It’s a long-term process that requires continuous research, monitoring,…