HTML is a markup language that forms the basis of most webpages. It is arguably one of the most fundamental parts of technical SEO. Using HTML elements, SEO professionals are able to communicate information about the page to users and search bots. This can help to clarify the importance, nature, and order of content on … Read more
HTML is a markup language that forms the basis of most webpages. It is arguably one of the most fundamental parts of technical SEO. Using HTML elements, SEO professionals are able to communicate information about the page to users and search bots. This can help to clarify the importance, nature, and order of content on … Read more
HTML meta tags have been called one of the most important aspects of SEO for quite a long time. And you know what? This is still true. You may (and should) write good content, attract backlinks, and do your best in page layout design. But all of the above is hardly useful without HTML tags. … Read more
Have you ever set up a form on your site, only to lose track of the information? Creating an HTML email form is an effective way to resolve this issue. Below, you’ll learn how to create a form that sends an email to you, as well as the customer, after a submission. This simple trick … Read more
The increased use of language understanding in search engines has prioritized writing content that is organized by topics and subtopics and communicates the message in a way that lacks ambiguity. Semantic HTML makes it clear to search engines exactly where the content you want to be indexed is on a webpage, which is why it … Read more
For the uninitiated, code is code. It’s a series of incomprehensible symbols that make about as much sense as the pictures carved on the walls of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh’s tomb—and about as useful to your day-to-day life. As you learn more about how to use different coding languages, however, you learn more about the … Read more
In-person or virtual events revolve around getting to know other people and learning from one another. Because email is such a personal channel, it’s the ideal medium to build excitement for events and send those all important event reminders. Why You Should Use Calendar Links in Email Campaigns To ensure that guests actually show up, … Read more
Google’s John Mueller answered a question as to whether the “ARTICLE” semantic HTML element has an impact on Google Search. This is a good question because the use of semantic HTML is generally regarded as a good practice. But does it have an SEO impact on Google Search? What is the HTML Element? The HTML … Read more
HTML help files are a type of computer file that provide users with interactive help. They make it much easier for individuals to quickly look up the information they need without having to scour through web pages or manuals to find it. HTML help files are widely used due to their portability, flexibility and ease … Read more
Google’s John Mueller, in an SEO Office Hours session, answered a question about whether the semantic HTML element has an impact on Google. John answered the question directly but there is a fair bit of nuance that was left out of his answer that needs to be addressed. Does the Element Have an Impact on … Read more
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When you create an email using a drag-and-drop or module-based tool, you’re actually generating an HTML email. There are two main types of email you can send and receive: plain text emails (these are exactly what they sound like — any email that contains just plain old text with no formatting) and HTML emails, which … Read more
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Curious about how to improve your website’s SEO with Semantic HTML and Google Search Console? Google’s very own Martin Splitt joined me on this very special episode of the SEJ Show to share his thoughts and opinions on various technical SEO topics, such as Semantic HTML, Google Search Console, indexing, and client-side rendering. Learn how … Read more
Google’s John Mueller suggests placing JavaScript code below the HTML header tag to ensure search crawlers can fully understand your website. Mueller shares this advice in a Reddit thread, where a user asks whether HTML code placement could cause SEO issues. The answer is yes; the placement of HTML code could adversely impact your SEO … Read more
A responsive email list is the first step to building brand awareness. Leveraging your email list to build your phone list is a good next step. Luckily, you can integrate the two by embedding click-to-call buttons in your email. This allows your audience to give you feedback, raise pressing concerns quicker, and communicate with you … Read more
Are HTML bullet points useful in emails? Bullet points in plain text emails are an incredibly useful tool for content hierarchy. They allow subscribers to read the key elements of your emails quickly and easily. They are a great way to set apart important information from the rest of the email. As so often in … Read more
An update to Googlebot’s help document contains confirmation that it will crawl the first 15 MB of a webpage and anything after this cutoff will not be included in rankings calculations. Google specifies in the help document: “Any resources referenced in the HTML such as images, videos, CSS and JavaScript are fetched separately. After the … Read more
