Archive of posts with category 'convexseo'
You're using Jekyll for its simplicity, but you feel limited by its static nature when it comes to data-driven decisions. You check Cloudflare Analytics manually, but wish that data could...
You just published an important update to your Jekyll blog, but visitors are still seeing the old cached version for hours. Manually purging Cloudflare cache through the dashboard is tedious...
One of the most powerful ways to improve user experience is through intelligent content recommendations that respond dynamically to visitor behavior. Many developers assume recommendations are only possible with complex...
Your Jekyll site seems to be running fine, but you're flying blind. You don't know if it's actually available to visitors worldwide, how fast it loads in different regions, or...
Your Jekyll site feels secure because it's static, but you're actually vulnerable to DDoS attacks, content scraping, credential stuffing, and various web attacks. Static doesn't mean invincible. Attackers can overwhelm...
Your Jekyll site on GitHub Pages loads slower than you'd like, and you're noticing high bounce rates in your Cloudflare Analytics. The data shows visitors are leaving before your content...
You have added AdSense to your GitHub Pages blog, but you are worried. You have seen sites become slow, cluttered messes plastered with ads, and you do not want to...
Your Jekyll blog has great content but isn't ranking well in search results. You've added basic meta tags, but SEO feels like a black box. You're unsure which pages to...
Building a modern website today is not only about publishing pages but also about understanding user behavior and anticipating what visitors will need next. Many developers using GitHub Pages wonder...
You are relying solely on Google AdSense, but the earnings are unstable and limited by your niche's CPC rates. You feel trapped in a low-revenue model and wonder if your...
Traffic behavior on a website changes constantly, and maintaining stability becomes essential as your audience grows. Many GitHub Pages users eventually look for smarter ways to handle routing, spikes, latency...