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2019 has been quite remarkable, with the release of our major 3.0 version and countless of new features such as Schema.org markup and support for Google Tag Manager. We have also been doing a lot of work behind the scenes,…Continue reading
We’ve got some exciting Google news for you. New Speed report in Google Search Console In order to help site owners discover potential user experience problems, Google just launched a new Speed report feature in Google Search Console. This new…Continue reading
Our latest 3.2 release brings new functionality to All in One SEO Pack that you have all been waiting for: Schema.org markup! In addition to structured data, this update also introduces two other new features and numerous improvements & bug…Continue reading
For the past few months we have been working non-stop on the next major 3.0 version of All in One SEO Pack. We have added exciting new features and made quite a few changes. Here’s an overview of what this…Continue reading
Since WordPress 5.2 is being released today, let’s look into the details and see what this update brings to the table. The latest version continues on the theme from the last release and provides administrators with even more tools to…Continue reading
If you haven’t heard already, the consumer version of Google+ was permanently shutdown early this month. After Google first announced a rather gracious timeline to kill off the platform, the company decided to speed up its termination dramatically after a…Continue reading
How do you measure the success of a site? Conversion. You could have a lot of traffic going to your site, but those visits don’t really matter if you aren’t converting them into customers. The only visitors that matter are…Continue reading
Back in the day, way way back, your website domain could have had a major impact on your site’s rankings. That changed a few years ago (2012 to be exact) when Google wanted to weed out websites that may have…Continue reading
Do you spend hours staring at a blank computer screen or piece of paper, desperately racking your brain for just one great content idea? Well, the sad reality is that you cannot afford to wait for inspiration to strike: your readers…Continue reading
WordPress founder, Matt Mullenweg, recently announced that the software will require all hosts to have HTTPS for certain WordPress features to function. Don’t panic just yet. If you already have HTTPS, this shouldn’t affect you. But if you’re still using HTTP, you’ll need…Continue reading