Technical SEO
Technical SEO Resources
Search engines have hundreds of ranking factors — so where do you begin when trying to get on page one? This easy-to-use SEO checklist with free downloadables makes starting and improving your search engine optimization a breeze.
- By Nicole Norris
Noindexing a page helps you reduce index bloat and maximize your crawl budget. But telling Google not to index a page sounds antithetical to getting your pages on page one of search results. Learn why these two ends aren’t at odds below!
- By Sean Maloney-Mattheisen
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.
- By Victorious Team Member
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.
- By Leighanne Rayome
Confused by the ongoing debate about the SEO benefits of using a subdomain vs. subdirectory site structure? Let’s clear away the smoke, put away the mirrors, and get to the heart of the matter.
- By Victorious Team Member
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.
- By Alyssa Bailey
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.
- By Vlad Davniuk
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.
- By Houston Barnett-Gearhart
Make it easier for Google to find your pages — include a sitemap on your website to showcase how your pages relate to each other. Explore a sitemap example, learn how to create sitemap files, and discover sitemap best practices below!
- By Jack Hunter
When it comes to website migration, SEO impact is a big concern — but it doesn’t have to be. From planning and implementation to ongoing maintenance, set your business up to thrive with our website migration SEO checklist.
- By Victorious Team Member