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What is JSON LD? Frequently asked questions.Article contains

What is LD JSON used for?
Why should I use JSON-LD?
Where to place in the code?
Can I have many different structured data's on the page?
Why does Google prefer JSON-LD than other structured data types?
Is JSON-LD a W3C standard?
How does JSON-LD affect SEO?
1. JSON-LD, SEO and Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) example in Google
2. JSON-LD, SEO and Contact example in Bing
What are typical errors related to JSON-LD?
Summary
Fun fact about JSON-LD and the words used to find it

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What is JSON LD? Frequently asked questions.

JSON-LD means JavaScript Object Notation for Linked Data. It is called structured data and it is used to more precisely describe your content on the page because only HTML is not good enough. JSON-LD is not visible to the user, but it helps search engines understand your content better by providing information about a page and classifying the page content.

Improved lazy loading for image, video, and audioArticle contains

Optimizing lazy loading for images, videos, and audio: Best practices and strategies
The solution: Streamlining lazy loading for enhanced user experience
Demo: Visual example of improved lazy loading in action
Performance enhancement with lazy loading: Does it really work?

Improved lazy loading for image, video, and audio

Lazy loading is a strategy for identifying non-blocking (non-critical) resources and loading them only when needed. Typically happens in some user interactions such as scrolling or navigation. However, one scenario hasn’t been covered by the native loading="lazy" feature: the ability to control fetching delay. Let’s dive into it.

Google Rich Results and no items detectedArticle contains

Why do I see No items detected message?
How to fix it

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Google Rich Results and no items detected

Structured data assists search engines in determining the type of content on a page. JSON-LD (<script type="application/ld+json">) is a structured data type recommended by Google. It offers a variety of schemas for various types of web pages, such as FAQs, Articles, Products, and so on. Including the appropriate schema markups can help Google better understand and rank the web page.

However, while working with schema on Google Rich Results you may get a message: No items detected (known also as no rich results detected in this url).

What does that mean?

SEO and traps with creating meta description in WordPressArticle contains

How actually meta description is created in WordPress
Traps
What, if meta descriptions differ from each other
Are there other ways to generate meta description?

SEO and traps with creating meta description in WordPress

An HTML element that offers a brief overview of a web page is known as a meta description (example <meta name="description" content="Describe your page content here"/>). The meta description tag of a website is displayed as part of the search snippet on a search engine results page (SERP) and is intended to provide the user with a summary of the content on the page and how it relates to their search query.

Search results snippet example from Google

The click-through rate (CTR) can be influenced by the meta description. That is, they can impact whether a person visits your page. As a result, it is the critical on-page SEO factor.

In this article, we’ll cover the traps that are hidden while using WordPress and plugins that automate that process.

Best practices for writing good alt textArticle contains

Good and bad alt text example
The alt text and what to include - best practice
Supplemental information
Usage scenarios
Example code
Final words

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Best practices for writing good alt text

The alt attribute provides an alternative description for a non-text element¹ and normally is not presented to the user but will be available under certain circumstances. The following is the most general guideline to follow while creating an alternate text:

4 simple things you should do in optimising website loading performanceArticle contains

Delay loading scripts for improved performance
1. Reduce HTTP connections and download cost
2. Consider download and execution costs
3. Multiple scripts in one line can still result in multiple HTTP requests
4. Be cautious when utilizing User Traffic Analytics
Concatenation for efficient script delivery
Brotli compression for faster page loading
Boost website performance with HTTP/2
Latest update: Optimize the use of multiple SVGs

4 simple things you should do in optimising website loading performance

Everyone wants their site to be loaded fast. It’s not only good from the SEO perspective but also from the user experience perspective. However, achieving fast loading website it’s that easy quite often. Some use a one-click solution to magically resolve all loading performance issues. Use that with caution as those won’t resolve all issues you may have.

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