Structuring a multilingual website can be pretty difficult. To help you get it right, I’m going to offer up some tips, and share some of our experiences at...

One of the first things you should do after launching a website is create a Google Search Console account. Why? Because it helps you understand how Google...

In this tutorial we’ll look at building meaning into your content with open graph, Twitter cards, and microdata. By doing so your content will be more...

The world of SEO is constantly changing. To keep you up to date we like to compile all the important changes of the previous year into one solid article (we...

The right tools can make the SEO audit of a website so much easier. One such tool is the Screaming Frog SEO spider. It can be used to review a website from...

Back in December 2012, we published the first article of our SEO for Web Designers series. The fundamentals we covered still form a great basis for the...

Google recently introduced the new x-default hreflang annotation. Thanks to this markup, webmasters can specify international landing pages. Google will use...

So far we’ve answered several SEO-related questions in this Session. Nevertheless it’s a good idea to bundle some important questions, add some new ones and...

As you might have noticed from our previous articles; there are many factors which need to be influenced to optimize a website for search engines. After a...

Link building is probably the most time-consuming task of an SEO. Nevertheless it’s perhaps one of the most important aspects of search engine optimization....

Many websites target users from all over the world. Amazon ships internationally, websites such as this one have visitors from every part of the planet. The...

So far during this session we’ve talked about various technical measures that can be taken to optimize your website for search engines. But what’s perhaps...