While having good names for your images is important, such as "greenapple.jpg" instead of "DSC1058.jpg", changing the image names once they're already live on your site might be a bad idea. 

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WordPress version 5.1, due to come out in late February, will have a new feature that will help keep you out of trouble when working on your site. 

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 As 2019 gets going, here are 11 great content marketing quotes to help inspire and direct your work in the coming year. 

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When you need to remove a page from your website, you might consider redirecting that page to your home page, rather than making it a proper "404 not found". Google says not to do that.

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 Websites linking to one another is largely the basis for how Google got started, and we've talked about external links quite a few times on here. However, sites also have many internal links that point to other pages on the site. Can you have too many of those? Google says no.

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 Yelp is known for often moving a lot of reviews to their "not recommended" section, but that number has been increasing lately thanks to an update being called "Ghost". Has it affected your business? 

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 While it's always been frowned upon, Google now officially says that you can't require a followed link in any kind of terms of service or contract. 

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Google's partner programs are a good thing to be a part of, but they don't have one for official search engine optimization partnerships. 

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