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Structured data is code you add to your website to help search engines understand YOUR content. Viewers don’t see it, but Google does.

I am offering up to five portfolio websites at a great price for a limited time. Design, build, launch – let’s get your work out there!

In website crawling an app called a bot thumbs through your site to understand your purpose & content so the engine can index it right.

What do you need to start a WordPress website? A domain name, host, and a WordPress installation. I walk you through it in this short post.

Applying thoughtful SEO to images improves page load speed, user experience, and search engine ranking. And only takes a few minutes.

Hyperlinks are critical for SEO. Internal, outbound, backlinks, easter eggs – what they all are & how to use them.

A comprehensive and growing glossary of terms used in WordPress and Mailchimp. SEO, responsiveness, accessibility, excerpts, posts . . .

There are various types of SEO. Here’s a primer to four biggies: on-site, off-site, technical, & local. All of them increase organic traffic.

Keyword research teaches you phrases your audience uses in their online searches. Smart application of keywords helps your peeps find you.

Headings and Website Accessibility go hand-in-hand. For sight-impaired users, well-written headings are website gold.

WordPress pages contain static content: Home, Contact, Events, FAQ, etc. Posts have timely information like journals, podcasts, or updates.

Page builders are software added to a WordPress installation. They include pre-built code to help you design responsive websites.

Website cookies are little bits of information servers store on your computer, tablet, phone, or other device, to help websites function.

A WordPress Multisite is a WP installation controlling multiple websites. The sites share related content such as themed blogs or franchises.

A backlink is a hyperlink that appears in someone else’s page or post and leads to your website. They’re (usually, mostly) good for your SEO.