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Practical notes on website design, SEO, speed, security and graphic design, drawn from real project work.

What the Seemerce blog gives you

Practical notes from our team about the web: website design, SEO, speed, security and graphic design, all from real project work.

3categoriesSEO and growth, build and host, brand and content
8minutesReading time of each article
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Five principles for a good article

We set Google's helpful-content guidance and Ahrefs' research beside this part of the blog.

1

Written for people

Google wants content made for people, not for search engines.

With us Practical web notes, from design and SEO to speed and security, drawn from real project work.

2

Who, how and why

Google wants it clear who wrote it, how it was created and why.

With us The author is the Seemerce team and each article shows its date and reading time.

3

A unique title and description

Google wants a descriptive, concise title and a page-specific description; there is no fixed length limit.

With us Each article has its own title and summary; find an article from the list.

4

Staying power

Ahrefs: 72.9% of top-10 pages are over three years old.

With us We keep articles updated and show dates.

5

A preferred source on Google

Google lets a reader choose preferred sources for results.

With us You can make Seemerce a preferred source so our articles appear more often for you; it only changes your own results.

Sources: Google Search Central (helpful content, titles and snippets); Ahrefs

Six numbers

Each figure is from its own source.

3categories

Blog

SEO and growth, build and host, brand and content.

Seemerce
8minutes

Reading time

The reading time of recent articles.

Seemerce
72.9%

Top pages over 3 years old

The share of top-10 pages over three years old.

Ahrefs
13.7%

Under a year old

The share of top-10 pages under a year old.

Ahrefs
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Google has no preferred word count.

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Sources: Google Search Central (helpful content, titles and snippets); Ahrefs

The reference and Seemerce

Only what Google's guidance says outright is marked.

PracticeGoogleSeemerce
Content for people1 of 1Practical notes from real work
Who and how made clear1 of 1Author, date and reading time
A unique title and description1 of 1A title and summary for each article
No fixed length1 of 1Real reading time

stated on their published page   not stated there (it may still be done)

Sources: Google Search Central (helpful content, titles and snippets); Ahrefs

Lasting content stays

The age of Google's top-10 pages in Ahrefs' study.

72.9%13.7%5 years
Over 3 years oldUnder a year oldAverage age of the #1 page (years)
Most top-10 pages are over three years old; that is why we keep notes updated and show dates.

Sources: Ahrefs — How long does it take to rank?

What this page offers

Only what this page already promises.

The blog

  • Practical notes
  • Each article's date and reading time
  • A title and summary for each article

Access

  • Free with no sign-up
  • A preferred source on Google
  • Clear categories

Honesty

  • Drawn from real work
  • Updates and dates
  • No rank promises
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This page's name in the Seemerce family

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