Organic traffic that flows to the website can never maintain a steady level but prone to fluctuations. As long as the fluctuations are within a tolerable range that does not affect the overall SEO performance, there is nothing to worry....
We all know how great Chrome browser is. It's the most popular as well as the widely used browser all over the world. Apart from its customizability and speed it also has many cool experimental flag features. A very few...
When comes to browsing Internet, it’s all about speed and how fast you get things done. The popular browser Google Chrome offers lot of tricks to get things done. You don’t need to go to google.com or bing.com every time...
We all access news, social and our favorite sites to get information. It is not necessary to enter the URL every time when you want to open the same news or social site. Bookmarks are an easy way to store...
Search engine optimization is a techniques to improve the website's visibility in search engines like Google and Bing. Search engines get the basic information of a webpage from the meta tags and use content and other factors to decide the...
The word SEO is an umbrella term covering A to Z of optimizing a website. There are many jargons used in SEO like nofollow, noindex, canonical, etc,. Though some terms are easy to understand some others are not. Canonical URL...
One of the challenges of running a WordPress blog is to manage the comments effectively. Especially when your blog posts have lot of comments it will create difficulty for the users to reach out the comment box or view the...
Feedburner is a feed management service providing publishers to create a feed hosted on feedburner.com and deliver the content to subscribers over email. Feedburner was occurred by Google way back in 2007 and one of the widely used feed subscription...
Each media folder upload to a post or page in WordPress is attached to that post or page. Though sharing of media files is possible across posts, one media file can be attached to one post at any point of...
Whenever a post or page is created, WordPress by default will save the URL in the format “http://www.yoursite.com/?p=1”. The last character indicates the post id, which will be added in a running sequence for each post or page. But this URL...
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