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- SEO13 min read
Structured navigation for large sites: hubs, breadcrumbs, link depth
Organise a site of thousands of pages so every page is a few clicks from home, with hub pages, breadcrumbs, crawlable pagination and the sitemap as a backstop, then audit it page by page.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - Security13 min read
Subresource Integrity for third-party scripts: help and harm
What an integrity hash protects against (the polyfill.io kind of incident), what it cannot (tag managers, chat, anything that updates), how to generate hashes, and when self-hosting is better.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - WordPress12 min read
The 8 WordPress rookie mistakes getReport checks (and the fixes)
Eight settings left at their defaults after launch cost WordPress sites rankings and security. See how to spot each one from the outside, why it matters and the exact admin screen that fixes it.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - Security13 min read
The Japanese keyword hack: symptoms, where it hides, how to recover
Japanese titles for your site in Google, a Search Console owner you did not add. How the Japanese keyword hack works, how the checker sees it through the cloaking, and the recovery steps in order.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - SEO13 min read
Thin content: what it is and when short pages are fine
Thin content is about value, not word count. Which pages Google considers thin, when a 120-word page is right, how to read the word-count finding, and what to do with archives and doorway pages.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - Speed12 min read
Third-party scripts: taming tag managers, chat widgets and ads
Measure what tag managers, chat widgets, pixels and embeds cost your visitors, then cut it with removal, facades, consent-gated loading and tag manager hygiene, with a budget you can hold to.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - SEO12 min read
Trailing slashes, www and https: pick one and redirect the rest
Every page can be reached at up to eight addresses. Pick one form, send the other seven to it with one 301, and keep canonical, sitemap and links on it. Configs for nginx, Apache, Caddy and WordPress.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - Social10 min read
Twitter/X cards: summary vs summary_large_image and what X reads
Which X card type to use, the exact fallback rules from twitter tags to Open Graph, image sizes and limits, what changed since the Card Validator went away, and how to check a card before you post.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - WordPress11 min read
Two caching plugins: why it breaks and which one to keep
Two WordPress caching plugins double-minify scripts, serve stale pages and fight over .htaccess. How to pick the one your host expects, remove the other cleanly, and check that caching still works.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - Speed13 min read
Video on landing pages without killing your LCP
Hero videos and YouTube embeds are the fastest way to a 6-second LCP. Learn what counts as the LCP element for video, the poster and facade patterns that keep it under 2.5 s, plus WordPress settings.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - Platforms12 min read
Webflow: performance and SEO settings worth changing
Webflow hosting gets the basics right. This guide covers the settings still your job: the SEO tab, page settings, images, fonts, interactions and redirects, and what a report can and cannot fix.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - Social12 min read
WhatsApp, Slack, LinkedIn, iMessage: what each link preview reads
Every chat app builds its preview from the same Open Graph tags, then applies its own limits and cache. A per-platform table of what each reads, the image rules, the bots to allow, and how to test.Updated 25 Sept 2026
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