Google's Gary Illyes has changed the way robots.txt files are placed
In a recent post on LinkedIn, Google analyst Gary Illyes challenged the long-held belief that robots.txt files should be placed in the root directory of a website.
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In a recent post on LinkedIn, Google analyst Gary Illyes challenged the long-held belief that robots.txt files should be placed in the root directory of a website.
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Today we will dive into the CDN world and their impact on SEO. Consider how content shipping networks can improve SEO and increase the number of GoogleBot indexed pages.
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Line 4: Web developers are often faced with content providing content on their sites. Consider this issue in more detail.
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Sales and sales often lead to a sharp increase in traffic, which can affect the accessibility and performance of the site. This article considers ways to prepare the site for such events.
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The article considers the concept of time to the first byte (TTFB), the reasons for the weak indicator and explains why the reduction of server response time is not always the best solution for optimization.
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