Technical SEO
Technical SEO is strongest when it is implemented in the codebase, not only described in an audit. Developers can fix crawl signals, rendering, structured data and performance at the source.
Technical SEO and Speed OptimizationEvery important page should have a clean canonical URL, indexable robots meta tag, unique title, useful meta description and inclusion in the XML sitemap. Low-intent utility pages should usually stay out of the sitemap or use noindex.
Service pages should use Service, FAQPage and BreadcrumbList schema when the visible content supports it. Case studies can use CreativeWork and breadcrumbs. Personal brand sites should reinforce the author entity with Person and ProfilePage schema.
Check image sizes, font loading, JavaScript weight, layout stability and interaction cost. If a page is primarily content, the main answer should exist in the initial HTML and not depend on client-side JavaScript.
Developers can fix metadata, canonical URLs, schema, sitemap generation, robots directives, redirects, rendered HTML, images, scripts and Core Web Vitals issues.
No. The sitemap should include canonical, indexable URLs that support the site search strategy. Thin, duplicate or low-intent pages should be excluded.
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Technical SEO is strongest when it is implemented in the codebase, not only described in an audit. Developers can fix crawl signals, rendering, structured data and performance at the source.
Technical SEO
JavaScript websites often need SEO fixes in the codebase: rendered HTML, canonical URLs, metadata, sitemap quality, structured data, image loading and Core Web Vitals.
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