What Is robots.txt File and How to Use It Correctly

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The robots.txt file is a crucial yet often misunderstood tool in a website’s SEO toolkit. It helps you control how search engines interact with your content. This guide walks you through what it is, how it works, common mistakes, best practices, and specific examples so you can configure it with confidence, even if you’re new to SEO.

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7 Tips on How to Enhance Your Marketing Using Google Analytics

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If you are into the digital marketing field, chances that you’ve heard of Google Analytics are pretty well. GA is a robust web-based tool that collects data, analyses it and presents in the form of meaningful reports. These reports help to encompass a detailed yet understandable statistics of website visitors.

Google Analytics is known to help marketing professionals and webmasters provide a deep insight into the visitor’s activities for their websites. Most people, however, don’t utilise the full potential of this highly advanced free analytics tool. Studies have shown that as many as 75% E-commerce retailers use Google Analytics incorrectly.

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Lazy Loading in WordPress: How to Implement

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Lazy loading in WordPress is a smart way to boost your website’s performance by delaying the loading of non-critical content. This guide walks you through what lazy loading is, why it matters, and how you can implement it using built-in features, plugins, or manual code.

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How to Implement Google AMP in WordPress

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Implementing Google AMP in WordPress can make your site significantly faster on mobile devices. In this guide, we explain what AMP is, how it works, and how you can add it to your WordPress site using plugins. We also discuss customization, validation, and performance tracking to ensure you gain the full benefit of AMP without compromising design or usability.

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How to Enhance User Experience by Leveraging Your SEO Efforts?

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What SEO efforts do you adopt to improve your website visibility? Where do you put all your efforts to improve the search engine rankings?
For many people, the keywords are most essential of all. But, even after working hard on the keywords, your business fails to gain better rankings. This is the time when you start to look for other factors that are affecting your search engine rankings.

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11 Best Responsive Web Design Frameworks

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Responsive design frameworks have become essentially important for the websites. There has already been too much buzz about the ongoing practice of using responsive framework while initiating web designing. Because of the effectivity of these frameworks, they are becoming more popular among the developers. Responsive frameworks are far better than the non-responsive ones. Additionally, they are effective and help in the development of user-centric applications.

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Is Influencer Marketing The Future Of Marketing?

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How effective is your current marketing campaign? Are you failing to implement marketing channels that could take your marketing to the next level? Influencer marketing is a concept that has been around for years but is recently picking up pace with new mediums and new types of influencers. In just a couple of years, it is now one of the most favored marketing channels among influencers. But what could be the reason behind this? How can it possibly leverage your current marketing campaign? Read on to find your answers.

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How to Control Spam on Your WordPress Blog (Ultimate Guide)

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Spam is one of the most damaging yet overlooked threats to WordPress blogs. This guide walks you through every method—from manual settings to firewalls—to block spam comments, fake sign-ups, and form bots effectively. A must-read for bloggers, developers, and site owners who want to protect their credibility and performance.

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How to design a user interface?

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Now that you have decided to start a career in User Interface Design, you must be wondering where to start from. One of the biggest milestones in designing an interface is getting inspiration. After having thought of an idea it is time to sketch it up and convert what’s on paper into digital. This article will take you through all these steps and also suggest specific software to use for that “picture perfect design”.

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How to Add and Customize WordPress Feeds for Your Site

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WordPress feeds are a powerful way to share your content automatically across platforms and keep your audience updated. This guide explains how to add feeds to your site, customize their appearance, integrate with email marketing, and use plugins for advanced control. Whether you want to embed external feeds, include custom post types, or create multiple unique feeds, you will find everything you need here.

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Alternatives to Top Paid WordPress Plugins

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Plugins help extend the functionality of a WordPress website. They allow for additional features in your website even without knowledge of coding. Most of the WordPress plugins are written in PHP and can be integrated seamlessly into your website.

Although there are plenty of premium plugins available, there is also a plethora of free plugins to choose from. Here are some of the best free alternatives to popular paid WordPress plugins.

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Keys to a good design are – empathy, motion and relevance

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Incorporating flat design and material effects does make the UI look subtle, its easier on the eyes, the open spaces depict a wideness in thought, the colours aren’t flashy and, don’t come in the way and its a breeze to interact with. But, these are just some design elements which have predefined ways of implication like material UI has its own set of guidelines. It is important to understand that for a UI, the priority of its look and feel is secondary and is preceded by the relevance of context. Sure, these must go hand in hand but what use will these beautiful elements be of, if the interaction seems to deflect from logic.

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