Google’s John Mueller wrote on Google+ that both browsers and crawlers support HTTP/2 web server configuration and he recommends that if you have a choice, you go with it. But he made it clear that going HTTP/2 with your server does not have a direct SEO benefit…

Google’s John Mueller wrote on Google+ that both browsers and crawlers support HTTP/2 web server configuration and he recommends that if you have a choice, you go with it. But he made it clear that going HTTP/2 with your server does not have a direct SEO benefit…

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. The post SearchCap: Google local pack mini reviews, DuckDuckGo scores & more appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Certain types of web traffic do not pass referral information on to our analytics programs, making it difficult to properly track these visits.

Certain types of web traffic do not pass referral information on to our analytics programs, making it difficult to properly track these visits.

In November, Google enabled select countries to upload their latitude and longitude coordinates in their data upload process. But now…

The European Union’s Network and Information Security (NIS) Directive is a piece of legislation, due to be adopted this spring, which lays out the first set of EU-wide cyber security rules. The final text was agreed on in December 2015, setting out a range of strategies for tackling and preventing cyber attacks and disruptions

According to columnist Aleyda Solis, a thorough analysis of your server logs can help uncover SEO insights you might not have gleaned otherwise. The post 7 fundamental technical SEO questions to answer with a log analysis (and how to easily do it) appeared first on Search Engine Land

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