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Arsenal Sign 9-Year-Old Nigerian Wonderkid to the Gunners’ Academy
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Fix Broken Links & Redirections For Better SEO With Broken Link...
The Broken Link Checker WordPress plugin (BLC) is an essential SEO audit plugin.
For any WordPress blog, this plugin is a lifesaver for removing broken links and fixing redirections and is very handy when you are cleaning up your WordPress site. This plugin finds all broken and redirected links and gives you lots of options to fix them.
But before we talk more about the Broken Link Checker plugin, let’s talk about broken links.
If you want to skip the written tutorial and go straight to the video, here it is:
What are broken links? Broken links are links which don’t link to an existing page. It’s a “dead” link and contains a 404 error code.
For example, let us assume you linked to a page on a particular website, but that page was removed. This causes a broken link. When a visitor follows that link, they will get a 404 error page.
But this does not just impact users. When search engine bots find a broken link, they also get a 404 status code implying that the page does not exist. ..
How To Use Google Analytics View Filters To Exclude Multiple IPs
Setting up Google Analytics is easy. You simply have to install the Google Analytics tracking code on the site and BOOM! Data starts flowing through your dashboard.
Right? WRONG!
One of the biggest mistakes most people make while setting up Google Analytics is they DON’T exclude internal IPs, and you may be one of them.
How many times in a day do you check your own (or your client’s) website? Once? Twice? More than ten times? If it’s more than that, you have skewed data.
The solution is to use the view filters to exclude yours and your client’s IPs from getting tracked in Google analytics.
Let’s take a look at how you can exclude:
Subnet Of IPs IP Ranges (Sequential) Random IPs How to Exclude Specific IP’s from Google Analytics for better reporting: #1 Exclude Subnet of IPs Let’s say you want to exclude all the subnets of IPs starting with 192.168.0.x, where x is any number.
You can create a view filter with type as ‘predefined’, then select ‘exclude traffic from IP address that..
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Don’t Consider Nigerian Women Ready for Marriage even at the Age...
Mike Bamiloye, has expressed his opinion over Nigerian ladies in regards to marital issues. The Veteran film-maker, has warned men to look beyond physical beauty when...
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