So you’ve got a flashy new Kentico 12 MVC project - congratulations! But wait... where are the visitors? Your site’s SEO has a lot to do with how successful it will become, and here we’ll discuss some SEO basics as they apply to MVC and Kentico.

It happens all the time! You develop a great website with lots of business-critical features and outstanding performance. You optimize the page loading speed fighting for every single kilobyte. Then, it comes to the content population. And all your efforts are being ruined by 15 MB high resolution image placed in the hero banner of the home page!

Hello, I am looking for solutions to keep our media library clean of unused files. We have a media library with ~20gb of data and I'm sure there are many files that are not deleted when they are n...

Hi,I have been running some SEO and website performance tests and one of the complaints is minimizing redirects when the site loads. http://site.com/ https://www.site.com/ https://www.site.com/...

We will start using Content Staging soon and I just found out that all of our web part visibility macros using NodeIDs will only work on one server. This web part visibility macro in particular wa...

Hi,We are trying to set up an A/B test on our site using Kentico v7.0.103 and have followed the developer guide for setting up an A/B test.If we recycle the app pool and load the page for the first...

All 4 of the following k# macros return the same thing:{% DocumentName %}{% CurrentPageInfo.DocumentName #%}{% CurrentDocument %}{% CurrentDocument.DocumentName #%}Please tell me which one is optim...

Don’t you hate it when someone or something wastes your time? I guess everyone does – especially when it comes to websites. The longer it takes for your website to load, the higher the chances are that a visitor will leave before your page is displayed. Before you know it, you’ve lost a potential customer. Over the past several days, we’ve been optimizing CSS and JavaScript files with Grunt to improve the performance of the Kentico DevNet website. The final result is that the website is 33% faster than before. So far, so good. In this article, I will discuss how to speed up your website by integrating Grunt into your development process with Kentico.

In this webinar, Miro (Kentico Solution Architect) shows performance mistakes often made in Kentico CMS and the ways to avoid them. He covers a couple of real world examples of performance issues and their solutions.