Good stuff, especially on the requests on HTTP/2 - wasn't aware of that.
Why would you only recommend it to people who can't do it on their own? Wouldn't it amount to the same result, automated or manual?
In the past, I've manually tried to deregister/dequeue alot of the css and js files plugins include, to have them all in a single, or few as possible, files. This obviously makes for a bigger file, but limits requests like most of want.
I don't know why I've never thought that there might exist...
FWIW, I also just list the last modified date WITHOUT Schema and WITH relative time as the text for humans, and Google -- without fail -- picks this up. Even if the only "edit" I'm doing on a 10 year old post, is removing an image. I'm not opposed to using proper Schema for this, it has just...
I suppose you're indirectly advocating noindexing,following paginated results?
If that's the case, what do you make of what John Mueller said in that Hangout (sauce: https://www.seroundtable.com/google-long-term-noindex-follow-24990.html)
EDIT: Say you have a large site, with hundreds of...
Yeah I agree, it is annoying, but what I'm mainly is using this for is to gauge what performs on social, so the exact amount is less important to me. There is, of course, more often than not a large discrepancy between the two version, but just be going with the main one gives me the idea I need.
Wasn't this debunked years ago? Unless you're referring to their own privacy whois customers, I don't think just being a registrar gives you access to view other registrars' customer's whois behind privacy.
Thanks infotech, will check it out. Does look nice.
Yeah, Piwik would appear to do what I need, just asking if there's something obvious I'm not aware of.
Working on a custom project where I need click tracking on offer links. It's for both PPC and organic.
It's meant to be more of basic click tracking, not full fledged like Voluum or Thrive.
I was considering using Piwik, as that would prevent me from having to reinvent the wheel with pretty...
Some years back, there was this tool that would allow you to input a site URL, and it would spit out social share stats for each network, for each sub-page.
This was handy because it could quickly show you what kind of social traction each article got, and you could either newsjack or expand on...
I don't think I fully understand what you're asking.
Are you talking about fetching the prices? I've done this before, and like Steve said, where there's an API - use that - where there's not, I crawled the HTML page. It's a bitch when they change up the template, tho.
This is basically just a...
"They Laughed When I Sat Down to Give My Suggestion.
But When They Saw My Recommendation!--"
Tested Advertising Methods by the legendary John Caples, is pretty good to give you a sense what works in terms of effective copy.
If you're going to learn from someone, might as well be the best...
Say you have a product type site, like our favorite example, The Wire Cutter. You make reviews of drones, washing machines, widgets, you name it.
You have a "category" called Cameras (http://thewirecutter.com/leaderboard/cameras/) that functions exactly like you would expect a category to. It...
Great few posts, @turbin3.
Could you elaborate on how an example of a site with the specific top-of-silo (page) along with the corresponding archive (category) would look like? Take Steve's example of http://www.techadvisor.co.uk/review/laptops/
How would a page-pillar posts look if you were...
Have you considered https://www.drip.co/ ?
It would be perfect for what you're trying to accomplish, at the amount of subs you're quoting.
Watch their video, it's pretty good.