What is mixed content and how do I fix it?
Mixed content happens when an HTTPS page loads images, scripts or styles over HTTP. See why browsers block it and how to find and fix every case.
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Mixed content happens when an HTTPS page loads images, scripts or styles over HTTP. See why browsers block it and how to find and fix every case.
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.
Organization schema tells search engines your business name, website, logo and official profiles. See the key properties, an example and where to put it.
Learn what a reverse DNS PTR record is, why mail servers check it on the sending IP, and how to test and request one for your own mail server.
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.
Compare Google's Rich Results Test with the Schema Markup Validator, see which to run first, and learn how to read errors and warnings in your JSON-LD.
A sitemap file may hold 50,000 URLs and 50 MB uncompressed. See how to count yours and what to do when a site grows past either limit.
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.
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.
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.
Time to First Byte is how long a browser waits for the first piece of a response. See the 0.8 second target, what slows it down and how to measure it.
Interaction to Next Paint took over from First Input Delay in March 2024. See what changed, why Google switched and what to measure on your site now.
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.
Find out why website images show as broken: wrong paths, deleted files, blocked requests and mixed content. Follow a quick check to find and fix the cause.
The usual reasons contact form and order emails land in spam, from missing SPF, DKIM and DMARC to blocklisted IPs, and how to test and fix each one.
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.
Not sure whether your website address should start with www? Use this short checklist to choose, set the redirect and keep one consistent address.
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.
Learn what each Bing Webmaster Tools report shows, from Search Performance and URL Inspection to Site Scan and AI Performance, and how to act on the findings.
Compare Search Console domain and URL-prefix properties, see which URLs each covers, and set up the right mix with the correct verification method.
Connect a Google Analytics 4 web data stream to Search Console, publish the two search reports and read clicks and sessions side by side without adding them.
Check the Manual actions report, understand what Google's reviewers flagged, fix every affected page and write a reconsideration request that gets reviewed.
Read the Search Console page indexing report: what each Not indexed reason means, which ones need a fix, and how to validate your changes.
Learn what clicks, impressions, CTR and average position really count in the Search Console performance report, and how to filter, export and compare the data.