If you are monitoring your Google Analytics, you probably have seen pages that get more comments than page views! At first, I thought this was impossible, that you can’t write a comment without first opening the page. But, It turns out that you can write a comment in WordPress without ever opening the page. In […]
Category: SEO
Adding structured data using partial views
Structured data is a type of metadata added to your web page that makes it easier for search engines to classify your web page, identify what your web page has to offer, and provide other important information about this page. One type of web page is a blog post and every blog post should have […]
Setting compression of web pages using CPanel, including wordpress files
If you run a “Performance” audit on your webpage, either using the stand-alone Google Lighthouse extension or by using the Audit option of Chrome, Google will present to you “Opportunities” to improve page load speed. If your files are not “Compressed”, Google will always present “Compression” to you as an opportunity. How does compression work? […]
Google Analytics IP Filters and issues with IPV6
Filtering an IPV6 address in Google Analytics. Google Analytics will use your IPv6 address. You may have a website where you want to exclude your own page views and other events from the Google Analytics counts. You can create a view with an IP filter to filter out your own IP and the IP of […]
Securing your ASP.NET Core site with HTTPS
Migrating to HTTPS Google ranks HTTPS sites higher and with a few changes, you can migrate your ASP.NET Core site to HTTPS. After you purchase and install an SSL certificate from your hosting provider, you will need to modify your startup.cs to use this certificate. You will also want to secure your local site for […]