What Guru changed

• Freelancer counts increased in every category, including Programming & Development (up by 467) and Writing & Translation (up by 187).
• All internal links were updated to remove the "www" prefix from the domain name.
• The total character count of the page decreased slightly due to the shorter URLs.

Guru is showing real-time growth in their talent pool across all major categories. They also updated their website links to remove "www," which helps with technical SEO and makes their web addresses shorter.

• Updated hundreds of internal links for "Top Skills" (e.g., 3D Designers, App Developers) to include the www prefix.

• Updated all "Top Locations" links (e.g., Australia, Canada, India) to include the www prefix.

• Updated category links for Programming, Writing, and Design to include the www prefix.

• Updated footer and navigation links, such as "How Guru Works" and "Agreements," to the www version.

• Freelancer counts increased across almost all categories, including Programming & Development (up by 166), Design & Art (up by 52), and Sales & Marketing (up by 45).

• All internal links for skills and locations were updated to remove "www" from the URL (e.g., from www.guru.com to guru.com).

• The total number of legal freelancers saw a slight decrease of one person.

The platform updated its internal linking structure to include "www" in all URLs. This is likely a technical SEO update to ensure link consistency and improve how search engines crawl their freelancer skill and location pages.

The platform is showing active growth in its talent pool, particularly in technical and creative fields. They also updated their internal links to remove the "www" prefix, which is a technical change to how their site addresses work.

• Updated hundreds of links across the homepage to include the "www" subdomain.

• Changed links for all "Top Skills" categories (e.g., 3D Designers, App Developers).

• Updated links for all "Top Locations" (e.g., Australia, United Kingdom, New York City).

• Modified main navigation links like "See How Guru Works" and "Learn About Agreements."

• Freelancer counts increased across all categories, including Programming & Development (up to 297,943) and Writing & Translation (up to 217,728).

• All site links were updated to remove "www" from the URL (e.g., from www.guru.com to guru.com).

• Small increases in talent counts for specific locations like Bangalore, Lahore, and New York City.

The platform updated its internal linking structure to include "www" in all URLs. This is likely a technical SEO update to ensure link consistency and improve how search engines crawl their freelancer category pages.

The platform is showing active growth in its talent pool across all major categories. They also updated their internal links to remove the "www" prefix, which is a technical SEO cleanup.