At Big Red SEO we believe in educating our clients and potential clients as much as possible. We update our blog regularly with things we’re seeing in the industry, tips for website exposure, security alerts and general business. If you have an idea for a blog post you want us to cover, please contact us!
Submitting a sitemap is one of the simplest technical SEO tasks to get right, yet it is still often overlooked. Learn how WordPress handles sitemaps today, why they still matter in 2026, and how to submit and monitor them correctly in Google Search Console without overthinking it.
Google ditched the Cache Button, unnoticed by many, yet its absence holds significance. Understand the fading importance, learn new access routes, and rest assured, SEO professionals can still glean valuable crawl date insights from Google Search Console. Navigate the evolving digital realm with adaptability and assurance.
Google’s Mobile-First Indexing journey has concluded, underlining the vital role of mobile compatibility in SEO. Uncover its profound effects on website visibility and user satisfaction as we delve into the completion of this transformative update. And don’t miss our adventure to find the best burgers in El Paso!
November 2023 marks Google’s fourth core update this year, putting the spotlight on elevating product and service reviews’ quality. Dive into our article to discover how these changes can impact your website’s SEO and online presence. Stay ahead of the curve in this ever-evolving digital landscape
Uncover the August 2023 Google Core Update’s impact on websites and rankings. We review the core areas where Google has most likely adjusted and what you need to change on your website to gain a competitive advantage. The rollout started on August 22nd and will continue over the next couple of weeks.
The Google Disavow Tool is a huge help for website owners looking to remove bad or spammy backlinks and ridding their websites of low-quality content. But the risks associated with misusing this tool are very high! In this article we explain how to use the tool and what to watch out for!
Last month, we saw a number of dramatics drop of ranking positions in the map and in Local Search results. Google has now confirmed that there was indeed an update – the November 2019 Google Local Update.
Over the past weekend, Google made an update to their Google Search Quality Evaluator Guidelines, or as we call it, the “Search Quality Guidelines”. The update happened on May 16, 2019 and while much of it remains similar to the update from June 2018, there were a few new additions.
We’ve been warning users about the impending doom regarding their websites and security, and today, Google has started their campaign to notify webmasters too. HTTPSmageddon, HTTPS-mageddon, SSLmageddon or SSL-mageddon – whatever way you want to say it, the storm has arrived! I’m going to use SSL-mageddon, it just looks nicer! :)
Did you receive a sudden drop in Google reviews? I’m not talking about people filling out new reviews for your business, but rather reviews that you’ve already received and now the count is lower than what it was last week or a month ago. It seems that Google is cleaning up some of the reviews,
Google and Apple made a deal earlier this week costing multiple billions of dollars (the exact figure hasn’t been released yet) where Apple dumped Bing and will now use Google as the search engine for Siri, Apple’s voice search assistant. With this recent announcement, the internet community rejoiced in that Google and Apple were friends
Mobile search is a topic that all Omaha businesses need to care about. The reason mobile search is so important is it marks a major shift and not just a passing trend. For businesses who have been online for at least a few years and have Google Analytics installed, all it takes is comparing the