This Ask Nile question is all about asking about how often should you submit your site to Google. That’s a pretty valid question, as not everyone understands how Google Search Console works. Usually, they just learn that they need to add their site to Google Search Console and submit a sitemap. However, some people do
[Continue Reading...]SEO
What are the Benefits of a High Speed Optimized Website?
I’ve read a lot of articles on what are the benefits of a high speed optimized site, and some people really stretch their lists out. I’m going to keep it a bit simple here and explain why you should have a speedier site, how to tell if your site is fast, and maybe a few
[Continue Reading...]Ask Nile: Is it Possible to Blog without SEO?
Hmm… is it possible to blog without SEO? That’s a really good question. Yes, you can. Should you? Probably not, especially if you are wanting to rank well in search results on search engines, like Google. If you aren’t trying to rank well, or worried about being seen, then go ahead and blog whatever you
[Continue Reading...]Be a Good Blogger and Share the Love By Linking Out to Others
Linking to others blogs is a MUST for bloggers. It’s how the Internet has grown so much over the years. It’s how people that would’ve never met or connected, are actually meeting and connecting. I’ve noticed over the years that some type of Grinch movement has been happening over linking to other bloggers. I kind
[Continue Reading...]Has Your Website Gone Mobile-Friendly Yet?
It always seems like Google is making up new rules, but it’s not Google. It’s the end user that is making up the rules. In fact, in this article, around August of 2016, a user data survey said that just in the US alone, mobile phone users were spending an average about 87 hours a
[Continue Reading...]Google Said Your Images Were Hacked Content? What Do You Do Now?
Have you gotten a notice from Google Search Console that you had hacked content? I’ve seen this while cleaning up WordPress websites. The website was clean of malware, and typical hacked content, and Google was saying that images were the problem. In all of these cases, they had one commonality – this image was linked
[Continue Reading...]