Technical SEO

Do you find technical SEO metrics intimidating? This guide breaks down how technical aspects of your website impact your site’s search visibility and how a handful of improvements can boost your organic traffic.

Guide search crawlers as they navigate your site, letting them know what you don’t want indexed. Here’s how to use robots.txt syntax to support your SEO efforts.

Site feeling sluggish? Make sure your UX is up to par — optimize your WordPress website for speed for a seamless loading and browsing experience that increases engagement and conversions. Here’s how to speed up WordPress performance.

Product sales lagging because your pages are sitting on page two of search results? SEO can help you surge past the competition so consumers can find you more easily. This easy-to-follow guide takes some of the guesswork out of search engine optimization so you can consistently rank well for critical terms. Let’s get started!

Have duplicate content on your website? Use canonical tags and canonical URLS as part of your technical SEO best practices to protect and improve your Google search rankings.

Ecommerce category pages make online shopping easier — and they also represent an important ranking opportunity. Maximize organic search traffic to your category pages with these SEO tips.

Want Google to feature your product listings? Like the look of rich snippets on SERPs? Product schema can improve your chances of winning coveted search result real estate. Here’s what you need to know.

Redirect chains may not seem like a big deal since they happen in the background, taking users from one page to another and yet another until they get to their final destination. However, they can impact your crawl budget, slow your loading times, and diminish your UX. Learn how to fix them below.

Page speed is a well-known Google ranking factor — one that plenty of websites struggle with. Discover how different elements can slow loading times and what you can do to increase page speed below.

Google has acknowledged the internet is too big of a place for its Googlebot to crawl and index everything. That’s why the search giant assigns websites a “crawl budget.” Learn how to optimize your Google crawl budget to improve your chances of ranking for your desired keywords.