Gary Eckstein Search Engine Optimization 0 music, Search Engine Optimization, search engines, seo, Social Media, Sydney
Prince (formerly known as The Love Symbol, Symbol and before that, well …., Prince) would have faced an interesting Search Engine Optimization (SEO) dilema. Prince Rogers Nelson performed as Prince until 1991 when he had a dispute with his record label. He then changed his name to a symbol and became known as ‘The Love Symbol’ and [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 content delivery network, Internet, page load speed, page load time, seo, WordPress
My WordPress Website gets just under 30,000 visits per month (according to Google Analytics). It doesn’t have much media with very little video and few images (all images have been reduced in filesize with lossless compression). So why use a content delivery network (CDN)? Well, I have an absolute obsession with good quality SEO including Website [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 1 cdn, content delivery network, page load speed, seo, WordPress
A Content Delivery Network (CDN) usually significantly improves the Page load speed of your Website. Amazon, Google and other major Internet services have illustrated the negative impact of even the slightest delay in Page load times. Fortunately it’s relatively simple and inexpensive to implement and use a CDN with WordPress Websites and Blogs. CDN and Simultaneous Connections [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 6 cdn, content delivery network, crazydomains, google webmaster tools, page load speed, Search Engine Optimization, seo, websites, WordPress
Should one move their WordPress Website or Blog to a more reliable Webhost? If so, what is the best Host to use and what should one look for? Well these are questions I get asked often as a WordPress specialist and this past week I moved my Website to a far better Hosting solution. Goodbye [...]
Gary Eckstein Search Engine Optimization 0 CSS, google, html, search bots, seo, SERPs, web design
A very significant change to the Google organic search ranking algorithm was announced a few days back. Matt Cutts of Google blogged: If you click on a website and the part of the website you see first either doesn’t have a lot of visible content above-the-fold or dedicates a large fraction of the site’s initial screen real estate [...]
