Migrating

Google Advises Against Using Nofollow Links When Migrating Sites

Google’s team of webmaster trends analysts discuss the intricacies of nofollow links in the first episode of the company’s new podcast. The podcast brings together Google’s John Mueller, Martin Splitt, and Gary Illyes to discuss topics related to search and share information about upcoming projects. In episode one of ‘Search Off the Record,’ Google reveals […]

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Graph taken from BuiltWith on February 17, 2020, showing the number of live AEM websites globally.

Migrating to Adobe Experience Manager: 4 Site Structure Considerations

SEO BLOG / Good To SEO

In 2019, Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) saw a substantial increase in platform uptake, with BuiltWith now estimating there are around 18,700 websites using the platform globally. Graph taken from BuiltWith on February 17, 2020, showing the number of live AEM websites globally. One can assume this number is only set to increase, given Adobe’s purchase

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5 Steps to Migrating Your WordPress Site

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Is your website running slower than a puppy pulling a freight train? For first steps to remedy the situation, check out our blog post on Diagnosing a Slow WordPress Site. If your site is still running slow, it might be time to consider migrating your website to a new hosting provider. [0] => Survey Your

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Migrating ecommerce platforms is more than moving data

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In “After Magento 1, build something special,” my previous post, I suggested looking at alternatives to migrating to Magento 2. Support for Magento 1 will end in June 2020. The first question in selecting a new platform is to decide if it’s worth the price. Set aside emotions. Does your ecommerce site make a decent

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Google’s John Mueller on Retaining SEO After Migrating Web Platforms

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Google’s John Mueller recently offered advice on migrating to a different web platform with minimal impact on SEO. More specifically, Mueller added his knowledge of how Google works to a conversation about the web platform Wix. In a thread titled “Is WIX really that bad?”, a user left a comment saying: “Yeah, because if and

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Facebook's Migrating All Ad Campaigns to Campaign Budget Optimization [Infographic]

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Facebook will soon be migrating all ad campaigns to its Campaign Budget Optimization process – here's an overview of the change. Source link

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When migrating from HTTP to HTTPS, Google says to use 301 redirects

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On a webmaster video hangout yesterday, Google trends analyst John Mueller strongly recommended that people migrating from HTTP to HTTPS do so with 301 redirects on a per-URL basis. He said you should not use other types of redirects, such as 303s or others; you should stick with 301 redirects for these migrations. Back in August

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Migrating From HTTP to HTTPS

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Come July 2018 Chrome will be marking HTTP (Hypertext transfer protocol) sites as ‘not secure’ according to the announcement made by Google at the beginning of the year. This is a move that Firefox already executed in 2017, and it has not worked well with small business owners who still use HTTP. Luckily for many,

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Migrating HTTP to HTTPS: A step-by-step guide

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On February 8th 2018 Google announced that, beginning in July of this year, Chrome will now be marking all HTTP sites as ‘not secure’, moving in line with Firefox, who implemented this at the beginning of 2017. This now means that the 71% of web users utilizing either browser will be greeted with a warning

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