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[thehenrythomas]

Technical SEO Essentials: Elevating Site Structure and Performance

In the intricate world of search engine optimization (SEO), technical elements often play a decisive role in determining the success of your website. While content and keywords are essential, neglecting technical SEO can hinder your site's visibility and performance in search engine rankings. Let’s delve into the essential aspects of technical SEO, focusing on optimizing site structure and performance to enhance your online presence.

At the core of technical SEO lies the foundation of your website – its structure. A well-organized site structure not only improves user experience but also makes it easier for search engines to crawl and index your content. This begins with creating a logical hierarchy of pages, ensuring that each page is accessible within a few clicks from the homepage. By organizing your content into categories and subcategories, you can create a clear and intuitive navigation structure that guides users seamlessly through your site.

Moreover, optimizing URL structure is crucial for both users and search engines. Clean, descriptive URLs not only make it easier for visitors to understand the content of a page but also provide valuable signals to search engines about the relevance and hierarchy of your site. When crafting URLs, aim for simplicity, incorporating relevant keywords while avoiding unnecessary parameters or dynamic strings. Additionally, ensure that URLs are static and permanent, as frequent changes can lead to broken links and loss of SEO equity.

Another key aspect of technical SEO is optimizing website speed and performance. In today's fast-paced digital landscape, users expect websites to load quickly and seamlessly across all devices. A slow-loading site not only frustrates users but also negatively impacts search engine rankings, as page speed is a crucial factor in Google's algorithm. To improve site speed, start by optimizing images and multimedia content, compressing files, and leveraging browser caching. Additionally, consider implementing a content delivery network (CDN) to reduce latency and deliver content more efficiently to users around the world.

Furthermore, mobile optimization is no longer optional – it's essential for SEO success. With the majority of internet traffic coming from mobile devices, Google prioritizes mobile-friendly websites in its search results. To ensure your site is mobile-friendly, adopt a responsive design approach that adapts seamlessly to different screen sizes and resolutions. Test your site across various devices and use Google's Mobile-Friendly Test tool to identify and fix any issues that may arise.

In addition to site structure and performance, technical SEO encompasses a myriad of other factors that can impact your site's visibility and rankings. These include optimizing meta tags, implementing schema markup, and creating an XML sitemap to help search engines understand the structure and content of your site. By paying attention to these technical details, you can improve the overall health and crawlability of your website, ultimately boosting its presence in search engine results pages (SERPs).

Moreover, security is an increasingly important aspect of technical SEO. With cyber threats on the rise, Google gives preference to secure websites with HTTPS encryption. By installing an SSL certificate and migrating your site to HTTPS, you not only protect sensitive user data but also signal to search engines that your site is trustworthy and deserving of higher rankings.

In conclusion, technical SEO is a fundamental component of any comprehensive SEO service. By optimizing site structure, improving performance, and addressing technical details, you can enhance your website's visibility, user experience, and ultimately, its success in search engine rankings. So, if you're looking to elevate your online presence and drive organic traffic to your site, don't overlook the technical aspects of SEO – they could make all the difference. Are you looking to get your SEO off the ground? If yes then it is best to connect with the experts providing the best SEO services in Gurgaon.

[anujapatel1]

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[crescentfool]

it's that time of year again...

[imfromsixam]

Quick Guide: Stay Safe While Downloading Sims 4 CC & Mods

I just published a quick guide to help you download Sims 4 CC & mods safely. ⚠️ From trusted sources to spotting red flags. Keep your game clean and secure! 😊

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[rosieofcorona]

girl i’ll just say it, if tumblr dies and fandom moves to discord i will simply never be seen again

[serpentface]

Etadinii priest (cult of Inyamache) standing near the serpent stone, a megalithic structure predating any historical record. Contrary to first impressions and occasional jesting, this is almost definitely not a giant penis (though Some level of symbolic phallic intent is possible), and was probably shaped to cast a long shadow resembling the head and neck of a snake.

Its location is within the present-day province of Wardin adjacent to the city Jaesai, close to the border of Ephennos. A temple to Inyamache was built around it three centuries ago and greatly expanded within the past century, though the stone and the majority of the associated site remains intact.

It is most likely at least couple thousand years old, long predating the written record and having only hazy and conflicting accounts in different oral histories. Most of its original features have been worn away by erosion, but petrogylphs of a snake and rows of scimitar deer (locally extinct or possibly never extant in this area), gazelle, and aurochs remain visible (and may have been re-carved at various points in history), and there are traces of concentric rings at the 'head'. 21st century level analysis would also find traces of ochre within the lines of the petroglyphs, which were painted and repainted red for at least a couple centuries after its creation.

This is the largest single prehistoric megalithic structure located within present day Imperial Wardin (unless burial cairns constructed over slab tombs are counted) and its existence is very technically impressive, especially given the nearest possible quarry is about 50 miles away. The builders of the site were almost certainly a fairly small society of nomadic pastoralists, so the diversion of time and manpower to the quarrying and movement of this stone (and others on the site) would have been absolutely exceptional. Most similar structures from the era are significantly smaller (about human height) and found closer to quarry sources.

The stone is part of a larger site that was mostly or entirely constructed in the same period. It stands adjacent to a shallow, rounded manmade pit buffered from erosion with brick walls, encircled by smaller horizontal slabs. A single circular slab is placed in the center, which is currently referred to as the sun stone. A nearby arroyo also shows signs of modification from the same period (beyond typical redirections for irrigation), diverting any potential floodwaters away from the site to prevent inundation of the pit.

The primary purpose of this stone and the site itself is recording the winter solstice. During the solstice sunset, the snake's cast shadow approaches and perfectly engulfs the circular slab at the center, appearing to devour it. The notion that the sun is eaten by a snake (either on the winter solstice, during total eclipses, or both) appears to have been a common thread in religious belief in the region. This notion is no longer held in the Wardi sphere (the night of the solstice is the sun's yearly death and total eclipses are a concerning premature and unnatural death) but still has linguistic traces, particularly in the word for total solar eclipses being a compound form of the phrase 'swallowed sun'.

Ownership of the site has changed hands numerous times over its history, but it has been in near-continuous use by all its owners as a place to observe the winter solstice and perform related rites. Virtually all proto-Wardi monotheist animist worldviews cast the sun (or sun + sky) as God and/or the source from which all beings emanate, and most considered the winter solstice to be an exceptionally significant (and potentially dangerous) moment in the year, as the time of the sun's dying and subsequent rebirth.

Within the faith of the 7-faced god, veneration of God has shifted to focus more upon the earth (with the sun as an Extension of the earth, all parts of God's body) but the winter solstice still retains extreme religious significance- it's used in part to determine the date of the new year (which occurs on the first new Nyaram moon on or after the solstice), and is still recognized as the moment of the sun's death.

The state cult of Inyamache currently maintains this site as part of the temple grounds and uses it to measure the winter solstice in the same capacity it has for millennia, using the total engulfment of the sun stone as the signal to begin their most important rites of the year. It is understood that it's at least Possible that the sun could fail to rise the next morning if proper action is not taken to ensure its rebirth.

The serpent stone stands in contrast to the brightly plastered and painted temple (and the other prehistoric slabs on-site that have received this treatment) in remaining unaltered in the modern era. The state cult holds that the serpent stone and its associated site was created by the first men, and considers the location and the serpent stone itself to be sacred and regulated by taboo. The only people permitted to enter the site and touch the stone are Etadinii priests (who cleanse it with water once per solar month). Solar eclipses (and subsequent misfortunes attributed to them) are occasionally blamed on trespassers.

[donnyclaws]

THEY CALLED IT GODLAND

A1 posters for school, using my spec bio setting idea as the backbone. Only had 6 weeks to make everything you see here, truly and honestly drug me through the mud in a My chronic pain is much worse now kind of way. Happy with the work, bitter about how hostile university is ect. I'll post more development stuff from my backlog later, and it's something I want to keep working on. For now enjoy my penguins and open this in a new tab to read 🦭

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[awidevastdominion]

Not that far from Gobekli Tepe in Turkey is Karahan Tepe (believed to be older by a few centuries) with this room containing 11 penises and a head, all carved out of bedrock.

[thepastisalreadywritten]

Notre-Dame bells ring out for first time since cathedral fire

9 November 2024

With less than a month to go before the reopening of Notre-Dame cathedral, its bells tolled again five years after a fire seriously damaged the Paris landmark.

The Cathedral reopens with Mass on 8 December 2024.

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NOTE:

On 15 April 2019, just before 18:20 CEST, a structural fire broke out in the roof space of Notre-Dame de Paris, a medieval Catholic cathedral in Paris, France.

By the time the Notre-Dame fire was extinguished, the cathedral's wooden spire (flèche) had collapsed

Most of the wooden roof had been destroyed, and the cathedral's upper walls were severely damaged.

Extensive damage to the interior was prevented by the vaulted stone ceiling, which largely contained the burning roof as it collapsed.

Many works of art and religious relics were moved to safety, but others suffered smoke damage.

Some of the exterior art was damaged or destroyed. The cathedral's altar, two pipe organs, and three 13th-century rose windows suffered little or no damage. 

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[iamthepulta]

the only reason I can pretend like I know anything about leather chemistry is going on insane research dives at 3am for exactly two reasons: can you make clothing out of mushroom collagen (yes) and how expensive would leather be in Sunless Skies (not very).

I remember mapping out the insane breakdown of chemistry to go from mushroom collagen to leather collagen a year ago and right now I literally only remember there's a 3+ ion you have to fit into the collagen structure to make it remain flexible, vegetable tanning is the better of the two tanning methods, and good alum came from Egypt.

[pricechecktranslations]

It seems that there are rumors once again about Tumblr closing. I just wanted to let you know in case you didn't know and wanted to make a backup of your blogs. If Tumblr were to close, do you have any plans?

Thank you once again for all your translations!

I haven't seen anything that concerns me, but I appreciate the heads up. I do have backups of all my blogs (or most of them--I'll have to double check my data storage to see if I have the OSS blogs on there, plus there are some where I have made translation corrections that I might not have backed up the new version of).

I suppose in the event tumblr closes I'll have to think of a new way to share the translations. Maybe in that situation I'll break my rule and just make PDFs that people can pass around. If I did that, I would probably go through and do a proper retranslation to brush up their quality to be the best it can, release them onto the internet and then wash my hands of it. What I have built up here on tumblr as a resource was done off and on over ten years and I'm not interested in starting over, especially now that my priorities have shifted towards my own creative projects. So, hopefully it won't come to that.

I think if I did end up making another translation blog somewhere it would be minimal. No taking questions, no long blog posts talking about Japanese or Evillious or anything like that. Solely posting the translations I make (song or otherwise), and that's it.

[chocosvt]

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[etchif]

Okay but genuinely. Why is Cats so severely hated on. I get the 2019 movie is largely what brought it back into the public conscience and thus strongly shaped the current generation's view of the show but there has to be more than that, people were hating on it even before the film came out. It almost feels like Cats (or god forbid LIKING Cats) is treated as somewhat of a musical theatre taboo. The One Show no one likes and you're not allowed to like because everyone will look at you funny, even folks who don't normally care much about musical theatre. Come on guys they're just kitty cats

Yadda yadda nice opinion did a youtuber give it to you try forming your own opinions on things without parroting other people's etc etc

[cptn-sulu]

i’m gonna hold your hand when i say this: race is not the only measure of diversity

[thepastisalreadywritten]