Celebrate the Holidays with some of SEJ’s best articles of 2023.
Our Festive Flashback series runs from December 21 – January 5, featuring daily reads on significant events, fundamentals, actionable strategies, and thought leader opinions.
2023 has been quite eventful in the SEO industry and our contributors produced some outstanding articles to keep pace and reflect these changes.
Catch up on the best reads of 2023 to give you plenty to reflect on as you move into 2024.
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The sole skyscraper in central Paris celebrated its fiftieth anniversary recently, though “celebrate” may not be le mot juste. When the city’s official Twitter account wished the Tour Montparnasse (“Montparnasse Tower”) a happy birthday, the responses were hostile even by the standards of that platform, ranging from “Quelle horreur” to “La pire chose qui soit arrivée à Paris depuis les Nazis” (“The worst thing to happen to Paris since the Nazis”) to simply “Non
VENICE — It is rare enough for a Venice Architecture Biennale, so often dominated by sleek new architecture and design-world celebrity, to confront fraught subjects like race, colonialism and climate change. Lesley Lokko’s nervy, elegant edition, which opened to the public on Saturday, goes one step further, asserting that the three themes are inextricably connected in ways that have pressing implications for the profession.
“The Black body was Europe’s first unit of energy,” Lokko, a Scottish Ghanaian architect, academic and
To work in architecture is to be perpetually tempted by nostalgia. Things just aren’t as good as they used to be. Even worse: They can’t be. This sense of terminal decline abounds inside the field, where practitioners often lament that they are not afforded as much creative freedom or professional prestige as their forebears were. It exists outside the field as well, with people often wondering why buildings today don’t look anywhere
We often ‘go Dutch’ in restaurants and split the bill. When faced with a challenge, we look to summon up some ‘Dutch courage’. And if a person bangs on incomprehensibly, we might conclude that he or she is talking ‘double Dutch’.
Yet some of us (well, me at least) haven’t set foot in the Netherlands — the proper name of the country, rather than Holland, which only accounts for the two provinces of Noord-Holland and Zuid-Holland and not the full
When people talk about high-priority SEO activities, they usually point to crucial areas like keyword research, content planning, and link-building.
Website architecture is rarely top of the list.
But the fact is that nailing your site architecture can have a hugely beneficial impact on your organic performance.
In contrast, poor site structure is a fast-track ticket to Google obscurity.
In this post, we’ll explain why site architecture is so essential for SEO, look at different ways of organizing your site,
From Euston Arch and the Coal Exchange to Birmingham Central Library and Sunderland Town Hall, some of the most stunning buildings of the Victorian era were torn down after the Second World War.
As recently highlighted in a recent thread on the hugely popular ‘Cultural Tutor’ Twitter account, many were demolished for no good reason, amid a craze for ‘modern’ architecture, including the notorious Brutalist style.
Although for others, such as Newcastle Town Hall or Manchester’s Assize Courts, destruction was
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These structures take the world of architecture to a whole new level – and into outer space.
The shortlist for the 2022 World Architecture Festival (WAF) has been revealed, with ‘some of the most bold, beautiful and innovative projects from around the world’ making the cut.
Some of the standout projects, which were selected from hundreds of entries from more than 50 countries, include an art storage facility in the Netherlands crafted from 1,664 mirrored panels, a VIP terminal at
