@ubersuggest_seo has a new home! 🚀 Today, we completed a full domain migration, and we’re officially on ubersuggest.com. There were several learnings along the way, including one interesting Google feature that I’ll share in the comments. Whenever we make changes like these, we need to focus on two things: minimizing the impact on users and ensuring we can track the changes in our data. An incorrect status code can hurt your SEO. A misconfigured tag can impact your analytics. That’s why it’s essential to look at the entire process end to end. Beyond all the details around redirects and status codes, here are a few things worth keeping in mind: GA4: You can keep the same GA4 property; you just need to make a few adjustments. Even more interestingly, if you’re doing a gradual migration, you can use the same tag across both domains with the right configuration. Google Search Console (GSC): You can notify Google that you’ve migrated to a new domain. You just need to verify both properties in Search Console and submit the change of address. Password autofill: Finally, even when moving to a completely different domain, you can help browsers preserve users’ saved login information and password autofill experience across the transition. I’ll share the link in the comments. A domain migration involves much more than simply pointing one domain to another. Every detail matters! 🔍

Did you know that Google may only process the first 2 MB of an HTML file when crawling a page? Let's say your page's HTML is 3 MB and contains three sections: Hero, About, and FAQ. For simplicity, imagine each section accounts for 1 MB of HTML. In this hypothetical scenario, Google may process the Hero and About sections, while the FAQ section falls beyond the 2 MB limit. This means that even if your website is 100% static, Google might not be processing all your content. If important content falls beyond that limit, you could be missing opportunities to rank for highly relevant keywords. Keep in mind: this limit applies to the HTML file itself, not the total page size including images, CSS, and JavaScript. I'll share in the thread below how to measure your HTML size and identify potential bottlenecks. 👇

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