If you are working on a large-scale site, you need to be very careful that you don’t create infinite spaces. That’s when a site generates a near-endless list of urls that Google can end up crawling. Google does not want to churn through endless urls … [Continue reading]
M-Dot Versus D-Top: How To Hack DeepCrawl’s Test Site Feature To Compare Your Mobile And Desktop Sites SEO-wise
Last month I wrote a post covering a number of real-world mobile problems I surfaced on sites using separate mobile urls (like m-dot subdomains). With Google moving to a mobile-first index, it’s extremely important to make sure your mobile urls … [Continue reading]
A Holiday Hornets’ Nest – Analysis and Findings From The December 2017 Google Algorithm Updates
Summary: From Maccabees to celebrities to doorways to affiliates, Google took it all on in December of 2017. There were several dates leading up to the holidays with significant movement from an algorithm update standpoint, including December 5, … [Continue reading]
It’s In The Stars – A Google Algorithm Update On 12/15/17 Is Impacting Some Official Celebrity Websites (Updated)
This is NOT a normal post for me to publish, but I wanted to quickly document what I'm seeing. I'm in the middle of heavily analyzing some larger algorithm updates that occurred in December (there were several), and I came across a very interesting … [Continue reading]
From m-dot to m-not. Real-world examples of mobile SEO problems with Google’s mobile-first index looming
In October of 2016, Google announced its plan to move to a mobile-first index. Gary Illyes first explained this at Pubcon and then Google officially published a blog post covering the subject. It’s an important move and a 180 for search. Until now, … [Continue reading]
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