Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)

Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) is a framework for HTML that is open-source and was developed by Google. It is designed to create simplified versions of web pages that load quickly and are optimized for mobile devices. According to Google, AMP does not affect page ranking. AMP is an open source project designed to enable fast-loading […]

What is 410 Gone?

The 410 Gone is an HTTP status code that indicates a resource is no longer available at a requested address. This client error is different from the 404 Not Found response code, which may be shown for non-existing or mistyped URLs. The 410 code signifies that the resource was in use but will not be […]

404 Error – what is that?

The HTTP 404 Not Found error message is displayed by the server when the requested resource or page cannot be found. The number “404” in the message is derived from the corresponding HTTP response status code. Usually, this error occurs when the user tries to access a page or resource that no longer exists on […]

What is 304 Not Modified Response?

What is 304 Not Modified Response? The 304 Not Modified HTTP response code is used to indicate that the requested resource has not been modified since the last time it was accessed, and there is no need to transmit it again. This response code implicitly redirects the client to a cached resource. When a client […]

What is 302 redirect?

What is 302 redirect in SEO? A 302 redirect is a type of HTTP response code that indicates the requested resource has been temporarily moved to another URL. It sends browser users to a new URL while informing search engine crawlers that the redirection is temporary. While both 301 and 302 redirects take users to […]

What is 301 Redirect?

What is 301 redirect? A 301 redirect is a method used to permanently move a web page or resource from one location to another. When a 301 redirect is implemented, the browser or web crawler receives a “Moved Permanently” HTTP status response code along with the new destination URL. This is the most commonly used […]

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