Technical SEO

No matter the size of your website, a thoughtful structure creates an intuitive and seamless user experience that both visitors and search engines will love. Keep reading for website architecture best practices and tips for creating a website architecture plan.

Failing to capture your target keywords? Organic traffic not where you want it to be? Uncover the issues that could be holding you back with an SEO audit checklist. Learn more below.

If Google can’t crawl your pages, it can’t index them and rank them. Here are 9 crawlability problems that may be impacting your ability to rank in SERPs.

Need to delete a page? Plan to redirect traffic from that URL to another to avoid a 404 error. Learn why redirects are valuable for SEO and how you should use them below.

Google Search Console is a helpful tool that not only shows you how often your pages appear in search and for what queries. It also allows you to monitor how Google views your site. The Pages index report covers issues that may be hindering your search visibility. Here’s how to address those indexing errors.

Get to the bottom of the .com vs .net SEO debate so you can make the best decision for your business. Keep reading to learn more!

Are you serving up dead ends to site visitors? And will it impact your search rankings? If you’re concerned about pages returning a 404 error code, here’s what you need to know.

JavaScript can enhance your user experience — but you need to implement it in a way that won’t affect Google’s ability to index your site. Otherwise, the JS elements that make your site attractive and easy to use could lead to poor rankings. Pay attention to the following to safeguard your SEO.

Want your website to have global visibility? Focus on international SEO elements like hreflang and x-default. Here’s what you need to know to help search engines surface the right web pages in the right countries.

There’s a chance you’re relying on clickstream data when doing keyword research or measuring the effectiveness of your SEO strategy. Before placing too much emphasis on this data, make sure you understand where it comes from and how it’s used.