Search Engine Optimization

August 03, 2026

Google Merchant Center Feed Guide 2026

A practitioner guide to Google Merchant Center feeds in 2026: required attributes, image rules, EU VAT pricing, disapprovals and silent failures.

July 29, 2026

Google Discover SEO in 2026: How to Earn Feed Traffic With No Keyword to Target

Google Discover is the one surface with no query behind it, so keyword targeting and rank tracking simply do not apply. This guide covers what Google has actually confirmed about the feed, including the February 2026 Discover Update, the image rules that only make you eligible, the signals that beat backlinks, and the 2026 spam policies that make chasing Discover with volume genuinely risky. It also says plainly which sites should not bother.

July 28, 2026

Structured Data Errors in 2026: How to Debug Schema Markup and Recover Lost Rich Results

Rich results vanish silently, and the cause is usually one broken character or one missing field. A practitioner's guide to finding and fixing structured data errors in 2026: the tools, the Search Console reports, the recovery flow, and what not to fix.

July 27, 2026

First-Party Data for SEO in 2026: How to Measure Search Performance in a Cookieless World

Chrome kept its cookies, but SEO measurement went cookieless anyway. How to rebuild search reporting on first-party data, Consent Mode v2, and server-side tagging.

July 26, 2026

Pagination SEO in 2026: Numbered Pages, Load More, or Infinite Scroll?

Numbered pages, load more, or infinite scroll? How Google actually treats paginated content in 2026, and how to keep deep products crawlable and indexed.

July 25, 2026

SEO A/B Testing in 2026: How to Prove Which Changes Actually Move Rankings

Stop guessing why traffic moved. SEO A/B testing splits your pages into a variant and a matched control, then uses statistics to prove which title, meta, schema, or template change actually lifted rankings and clicks. Here is the full 2026 method, tools, and pitfalls.

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