Digital Experience, SEO

Content Delivery Network (CDN): What It Is & How It Works

By Kevin Rowe

With Google's Page Experiment looming right around the corner (it's set to start rolling out in June), site developers and business owners worldwide are funneling more time and resources into user experience improvements.

Given the upcoming update’s focus on loading, interactivity, and visual stability, it’s an opportune time for site owners to audit their site performance.

Perhaps you've heard that one major facet of this should be a reevaluation of the site's web hosting and content delivery network (CDN) set up.

In this post, you'll learn what a CDN is, how it works, and why CDNs matter for SEO.

The average internet user isn’t concerned with how webpages work or what web hosting provider a company uses.

Microsoft Advertising’s Audience Network is a hidden gem that brings a lot of value and programmatic offerings. Here's what you need to know.

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The Fastest Way to Check Your Core Web Vitals

By SEMRUSH

Optimizing for user experience not only means your audience enjoys interacting with you more, but it means Google staying visible on Google, too.

The responsibility for ensuring full site accessibility does not lie with web devs alone. Wix has released a new tool to improve accessibility.

SEO is constantly changing. Stay up to date with best SEO practices — and avoid bad ones — to help your brand thrive online.

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Your Input for a Chance at a $100 Gift Card

By Search Engine Journal

Complete our B2B SEO Survey for a chance to win one of three $100 Amazon gift cards! Share your experience with SEO in 2020 for our upcoming report.

Google updated the developers page for the AMP Article Logo Structured Data to accurately reflect which structured is used

John Mueller answers what Google's preferences are with regard to content that's above the fold

Blogging is a leading marketing method for lawyers. Here's what law firms can do to publish engaging, SEO-friendly content.

John Mueller discusses different ways Google removes websites from the search index