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What is MTA-STS?

Learn what MTA-STS is, how a DNS record and a policy file make other mail servers use encrypted TLS when sending to you, and how to roll it out safely.

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What is Organization schema?

Organization schema tells search engines your business name, website, logo and official profiles. See the key properties, an example and where to put it.

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What is robots.txt?

robots.txt is a small text file that tells crawlers which parts of a site they may visit. See what goes in it, a working example and common pitfalls.

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What is the sp= tag in DMARC?

Learn how the DMARC sp= tag sets a separate policy for subdomains, when it is inherited from p=, and how to protect domains that never send mail.

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What is the viewport meta tag?

The viewport meta tag tells phones how wide to make your page. See the standard tag, what each part means and why you should not block pinch zoom.

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What is TLS-RPT?

Understand TLS-RPT, the DNS record that asks other mail servers to report TLS delivery failures to you, and how it works alongside MTA-STS.

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Where is my sitemap.xml?

Find the address of your sitemap.xml with five quick checks: the default path, robots.txt, Search Console, common plugin names and your CMS settings.

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Why is my LCP slow?

Slow Largest Contentful Paint usually comes from one of four delays. Find which part of your load is the longest and fix that part first.

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WWW or no WWW for my website?

Not sure whether your website address should start with www? Use this short checklist to choose, set the redirect and keep one consistent address.

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WWW vs non-WWW: which is better?

Compare www and non-www addresses for search, DNS, cookies and CDNs, then learn how to pick one version and redirect the other without splitting your site.