How to react to Search Console Alerts — Geoff Atkinson // Huckabuy
- Part 1Google’s Experience update changes the need for Speed — Geoff Atkinson // Huckabuy
- Part 2Handling bad Core Web Vitals scores — Geoff Atkinson // Huckabuy
- Part 3 How to react to Search Console Alerts — Geoff Atkinson // Huckabuy
Show Notes
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02:17Maximizing Google Search Console for website maintenanceGoogle Search Console is useful for identifying and addressing issues related to indexation, core web vitals, and other website errors. Regularly monitoring and managing GSC alerts to address any identified website issues is crucial for maintaining a well-functioning website.
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03:56The importance of tracking page speedImproving page speed is important not just for SEO, but also for other aspects of a business such as conversion rate and revenue from paid channels. It is recommended to track page speed on a weekly basis as a key performance indicator (KPI) to understand its impact.
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06:27Slow page speed alerts in Google Search ConsoleIt is uncertain whether Google Search Console has an alert system for slow page speed. However, the Huckabuy platform has an alert system that they use to fix issues for their customers.
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07:44Why poor pages rank slowly at times and then return to normalThese fluctuations are generally due to issues with the technical stack, such as the CDN or CMS. Poor page speed can be caused by using a less-than-optimal CMS, like Shopify for example.
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09:03Hosting platforms to avoid in terms of page speedWordPress holds the top spot for hosting platforms as its always fast. On other hand, Shopify needs good implementation in order to avoid page speed issues.
Quotes
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"Search Console has evolved, especially in terms of identifying your page speed issues and not passing core web vitals." -Geoff Atkinson, CEO, Huckabuy
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"One of the things that should be realized is, having fast page speed, identifying, and fixing it is not only good for SEO, but it's going to impact everything else too." -Geoff Atkinson, CEO, Huckabuy
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"Your conversion rate jumps significantly if you improve page speed. You're going to get more revenue out of your paid search channel, direct, email, everything." -Geoff Atkinson, CEO, Huckabuy
- Part 1Google’s Experience update changes the need for Speed — Geoff Atkinson // Huckabuy
- Part 2Handling bad Core Web Vitals scores — Geoff Atkinson // Huckabuy
- Part 3 How to react to Search Console Alerts — Geoff Atkinson // Huckabuy
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Part 1Google’s Experience update changes the need for Speed — Geoff Atkinson // Huckabuy
Geoff Atkinson, Founder and CEO of Huckabuy, looks into how Google's speed update will impact your website. Google's Page Experience update in 2022 indicates just how serious Google is about page speed and improving user experience. However, less than half of all websites are passing core web vitals, but the sites that are passing are reaping the benefits and receiving more traffic as a result. Today, Geoff discusses Google's experience update and how it changes the need for speed.
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Part 2Handling bad Core Web Vitals scores — Geoff Atkinson // Huckabuy
Geoff Atkinson, Founder and CEO of Huckabuy, looks into how Google's speed update will impact your website. Slow page speed often takes a while to be identified by companies as it usually goes unnoticed until it starts impacting results. While most immediately turn to their engineering teams for a solution, when the issue persists, they start looking for external solutions such as Huckabuy. Today, Geoff discusses how to handle bad core web vitals scores.
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Part 3How to react to Search Console Alerts — Geoff Atkinson // Huckabuy
Geoff Atkinson, Founder and CEO of Huckabuy, looks into how Google's speed update will impact your website. To ensure that your website is performing well, it's important to regularly monitor your page speed and other important metrics related to your website's performance. Thankfully, Google’s Search Console has evolved to allow you to identify page speed and other core web vitals issues. Today, Geoff discusses how to react to search console alerts.
