August 7, 2018 / Nate Holman
Did you know that if you’re doing ANY site migration involving 301 redirects where the domain or URL structure changes (Shopify > WordPress, olddomain.com > newdomain.com), that Google recommends you submit the old site’s XML sitemap(s) in the new (destination) site’s Search Console property? It’s true: I wonder how many SEO professionals out there even […]
read full articleMarch 5, 2018 / Nate Holman
First, what is rel=canonical used for? The rel=canonical tag is a piece of HTML code inserted in the <head> to indicate to search engines the “master copy,” or canonical, URL to index where the same or very similar content exists across URL versions. It’s useful in cases like these: 1) When filters and other parameters […]
read full articleApril 28, 2017 / Nate Holman
Let’s look at an SEO topic that’s gotten increased coverage in the last six months due to a Google update in how Chrome displays the address bar: the HTTP to HTTPS site migration. If you’re in the digital world at all yourself, this isn’t new — but I’ve found surprisingly little in the way of a clear, […]
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