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How to Perform Search and Replace in a MySQL Field: A Guide Using wp_posts
Performing search and replace operations in a MySQL database is essential for website administrators. In these examples, we'll apply these to a WordPress database. The wp_posts table, which stores all posts, pages, and custom post types, often requires modifications when…
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What is a TLD? Top Level Domains Explained
If you parse any domain name, the top-level domain is the last section after the last dot. That's the highest level within the hierarchy of a domain name. So, for martech.zone , the TLD is .zone . When the web…
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Cross-Domain Canonicals are NOT for Internationalization (Use hreflang)
A cross-domain canonical tag is a specific application of the rel="canonical" link element used in SEO , but it extends across different domains. This tag is crucial when managing identical or highly similar content across multiple websites. When to Use…
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What Your Site Hierarchy Looks Like (Design, Index, Links, and Journey)
So many companies I work with focus so much of their time on their home page, navigation, and subsequent pages. Many of them are bloated, with unnecessary content and pages that no one reads - yet they still ensure they…
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PHP: Using Is.gd API to Shorten URL
Just read an article on the benefits and pitfalls of shortening URLs over at SEOmoz . I utilize the Is.gd API to do this: function doCurlRequest($url, $variable, $value) { $api = $url."?".$variable."=".$value; $session = curl_init(); curl_setopt($session, CURLOPT_URL, $api ...