What is zero-click search?
A zero-click search is a search where the person gets enough information on the results page that they do not click a website result.
A zero-click search is a search where the person gets enough information on the results page that they do not click a website result.
AI Overview is a Google Search feature that can generate an AI-written summary with links to supporting web sources.
A 404 means the server could not find a page at the requested URL.
Core Web Vitals are Google’s user-experience metrics for loading, responsiveness and visual stability.
Page speed is how quickly a page becomes useful and responsive, not merely one stopwatch number.
Mobile-first means designing and thinking from the constraints and needs of smaller screens early, rather than treating mobile as a late shrink-down.
Alt text is a text alternative that describes the purpose or meaningful content of an image when the image cannot be seen.
A canonical URL is the version you indicate as the preferred main URL when several URLs contain the same or very similar content.
An XML sitemap is a machine-readable list of important URLs you want search engines to know about.
robots.txt is a file that tells compliant crawlers which parts of a site they may or may not crawl.