April 17, 2019
On Friday 12th April 2019, I spoke at one of the UK’s largest SEO events – BrightonSEO, as part of a really in-depth Technical SEO Session. If you want to see my slides then click here. Nils De Moor of WooRank talked about EdgeSEO, giving a fantastic introduction to the topic, and giving great examples […]
April 10, 2019
Faceted navigation can be notoriously difficult to get right from an SEO perspective. In this article we’ll be looking at some of the most common mistakes that are made, and how to avoid them. What is faceted navigation? Faceted navigation refers to the use of filters to assist users in sorting and finding products, services or […]
February 12, 2019
Before the internet, knowing how to choose and raise a turkey would have been difficult, perhaps you’d know someone who’d reared fowl in the past, or maybe you’d stumble across a book in the library. Now, thanks to a guide on The Spruce, a seven-point checklist, including information on breeds, housing, and disease prevention is […]
February 7, 2019
Almost all websites have log files recorded and stored somewhere on their server’s backend. However, oftentimes this potential gold mine of information can go ignored, or certainly not be utilised enough. A log file analysis can explore this data, and its potential SEO implications, to garner a deeper understanding of how different user agents act […]
January 31, 2019
When the post-Christmas blues set in, many turn to retail therapy to brighten up those dreary days and long, dark nights. If you’re one of many sellers who use online marketplaces, this is a great opportunity to freshen up your product pages and maximise your sales by appealing to these types of consumers. The world […]
January 24, 2019
In an age where mobile browsing is dominating desktop, SEO for mobile websites has never been more important. Since the initial Mobile-Friendly algorithm update (dubbed “Mobilegeddon”) was launched in April 2015, Google have been continually emphasising the importance of mobile-friendly websites and the benefit these have on the browsing experience. With more recent updates including […]
January 17, 2019
We recently had a client recover from a manual action placed by Google (sometimes also called a ‘manual penalty’) for “unnatural links from your site”. This is one of the many manual actions a website can receive for infringing Google’s webmaster quality guidelines. Google’s documentation states that this manual action occurs when “Google has detected […]
January 10, 2019
In this blog post I’ll highlight the SEO critical considerations when undergoing a major domain migration or website relaunch. What’s the difference between a website relaunch and a domain migration? Website relaunches often involve the look and feel of the site changing, perhaps to make improvements to design and/or user experience. This may result […]
January 8, 2019
In this article I discuss whether a freshness factor in terms of links pointing to a domain would be a good way of Google assessing how useful as a resource a URL is to a query. To give an theoretical example, if between 2008 and 2009 URL ‘A’ (related to ‘photo gifts’) received 10 really […]
December 19, 2018
Part of Blue Array’s recruitment strategy, due to our rapid business growth, is to find established Digital Marketing Managers who are looking to specialise in SEO. I fall into this category and have been working at Blue Array since the start of April this year, having originally worked in house, in broader digital marketing roles. […]
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