Technical SEO is crucial to the success of your website. This guide shows you how to achieve better rankings and an outstanding user experience by optimizing crawlability, indexing, Schema.org and Core Web Vitals. Use proven strategies and tools to sustainably strengthen your website and take it to the next level.
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Master Git and SSH: A guide to becoming a code management pro
Discover the world of Git and SSH! Learn how to create your own Git repository, synchronize with an SSH server and work effectively in a team.
Why are backlinks so damn important?
Why are backlinks the invisible gold of the internet? Dive into the fascinating world of Google's algorithm, traffic sources and digital authority!
FooEvents - Output number of canceled tickets
In this article, I will use a code example to show you how to output the number of canceled FooEvents tickets via an SQL query of the WordPress database.
Writing translatable PHP functions for WordPress
Here you will find useful PHP snippets to output texts translatable in WordPress and to realize multilingual themes and plugins for WordPress.
Use Google Fonts with Divi in compliance with GDPR
Confusing and yet very simple:
In order to comply with the GDPR, we as website operators must either provide the fonts used on our websites locally on our own server within the EU or use a font service that guarantees this.
Find out here how you can use Google Fonts in compliance with the GDPR with the Divi theme.
SEO for podcast bloggers
Today, on 22.09.2018, the Wordcamp Würzburg took place (#WCWUE). The conference was organized as a barcamp and I submitted a presentation on SEO for podcast bloggers to the session pitch in the morning.
The session took place at 17:00 in the Central Lecture Hall and Seminar Building Z6 in Room 1 of Julius-Maximilians-Universität.
Normalize.css - What is it?
The CSS file "Normalize.css" is an extremely practical and very well thought-out cascading stylesheet:
it provides better cross-browser consistent styles for the default styles of HTML elements. A modern, HTML5-optimized alternative to the conventional CSS reset.