Search engines (such as Google) send “robots” across the web to fetch “high quality” information for their users. These bots use links to discover new web pages and fresh content. A search engine friendly website makes it easy for them to do their job. It welcomes them, makes their exploration a breeze and then provides that high quality, useful information.
Looking for simple ways to improve your website’s search engine friendliness?
Do you struggle with the whole process of writing a blog post? Find it a bit daunting? Try this simple “What, Why, How” method to make it not only doable but worth your effort and time. Even part-time bloggers can learn how to get “unstuck” with these 3 easy steps.
Perhaps, you’ve just checked your website and seen the words “Not Secure” (before your URL) in the address bar at the top of a web browser. Now you’re wondering how to fix it. You simply need to install an SSL Certificate.
A few years ago, SSL was recommended for eCommerce websites and specific pages of websites where sensitive information would be transmitted or received. In 2018, that changed.
Maybe you’ve been told you need to add a Privacy Policy to your small business website… and you’re wondering why and how. This beginner tutorial will help you get started.
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