We need to maintain the level of fluids in our body every single day by drinking enough water. Undeniably, we may hear advertisements about drinking eight glasses of water a day. Is it scientifically true? Also, do you have to drink 8 glasses of water at once? There is not even a single study I […]
The website is one of the media for exchanging information, which can be accessed through the internet. So, in technical terms, website speed and security are the main requirements. However, other than the website load speed should be fast, the connection between the browser and server must also be encrypted to maintain the security of
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A sitemap is an important tool to aid search engines (e.g., Google, Bing, Yandex) in indexing your web pages. Generally, search engines recognize several common sitemap formats, including XML, RSS, Atom, or TXT [1]. Usually, you need to prior register your sitemap in the Webmaster Tool (e.g., Google Search Console), before they can start indexing
Using WordPress will be better if you also installing the SEO plugin. Whether using Yoast, All in One SEO Pack, Rank Math, or other SEO plugins. This SEO plugin can help you improve your website’s ranking in search engines. Today’s search engine algorithms are sophisticated. It can analyze the contents of an article. But with
Commonly, there are many ways to increase website speed. One of them is to optimize the web page file size. These files such as images, CSS, Javascript, HTML, and other supporting files. The smaller the file size of a web page, the better. If you use WordPress, almost all of the optimizations in this article
The statistic shows, that WordPress is a major CMS used worldwide. More than 60% of CMS websites are using WordPress.[1] Even more, as stated by WordPress official that over 70 million new posts are published each month worldwide.[2] However, WordPress v5.0 and above are using the new Gutenberg as the default editor. It means that
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