The other night I was searching “Best Pasta Dish Recipes” on Google. I clicked the first link and was stopped by the dreaded error code. I’m willing to bet something similar has happened to you, at one point or another. When that happens, it’s not just my brain experiencing technical difficulties. These error codes are HTTP status codes. If you receive an error code, something went wrong when your browser requested the information from a web server. An HTTP status code is sent every time you go to a new web page. However, you’ll only see them if something isn’t right. For marketers, it’s important to discover and fix these issues so your website visitors don’t have a negative experience. Below, let’s review what an HTTP 304 not modified status code is, and what’s causing it. When you click on a web page or URL, your browser requests access to it from a web server. If it has not been modified since the last time you accessed it, the web server will send back a[…]
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