Posts Tagged ‘301 redirect’


5 Site Optimization Blunders that Will Kill Your Rankings

As I have worked with numerous websites throughout my career as a professional SEO, I have seen many different problems which have caused websites to not be able to rank well in the search engines. The following problems are the five biggest mistakes that I have seen made over and over again. … Read more


4 Reasons Why the 301 is a Must

Debate Follow-up: The Necessity of the 301 Thank you to everyone that participated in my debate. It’s always fun to have people discuss some of the basics. For those who missed the first post, here is the debate: Are 301 redirects of the non-www version of the site needed, or still considered … Read more


Debate: The Necessity of the 301

On my personal blog, I have a little section called “David’s Dilemma.” I thought I’d bring my dilemma to the SEO.com blog. It’s a pretty simple concept, I ask a question, and you leave an awesome comment. Remember this only works if you leave a comment. Back Story Last week, I wrote … Read more


5 Easy Ways to Confirm an Ad Agency Really Knows SEO

The Truth The truth of the matter is that most ad agencies only added SEO as a service because they were forced to by their demanding clientele. Most traditional agencies are not equipped with the tools and experience to successfully implement a good SEO campaign. Digital marketing, whether it be SEO, PPC, … Read more


Checklist for Changing Your URL Structure

In SEO there are a lot of little things we can tweak to help a site rank better. This includes improving a site’s URL structure by making it more SEO friendly. The problem is, if you do this incorrectly your rankings could drop significantly and it could take a long time to … Read more


Handling 301 Redirects with PHP

What To Do With Your 404 Errors Part 2 of the SEO for PHP Series Blast! I’m late for my Nunchucks class and I can’t find my keys! I was pretty sure I left them right here by my laptop. Ah ha, there they are—glad I finally found them. Good thing I … Read more




Handling 301 Redirects with PHP

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