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Category: Technical SEO

The parts of SEO that live in the markup and the server response: canonical tags, redirects, robots.txt, sitemaps, titles, structured data and internal links.

Internal and External Links Done Right

Where internal links belong, how many is enough, what anchor text should say, and whether nofollow and noopener still do anything.

Redirects and URL Structure Done Right

Broken URLs, redirect chains and messy permalinks quietly leak traffic. What actually costs you rankings, what does not, and how to fix each one.

How to Fix Duplicate Content and Canonical Tag Errors

Duplicate content splits your rankings across URLs that should be one page. How canonical tags, 301 redirects and the right WordPress settings consolidate them.

Title Tags and Meta Descriptions That Earn Clicks

How long titles and descriptions can really be, why Google rewrites most of them anyway, and how to write the ones it decides to keep.

Robots.txt and Sitemaps: What Each One Controls

Robots.txt controls crawling, sitemaps suggest what to crawl, and neither controls indexing. How to set up both, including the AI crawler rules.

Open Graph and Twitter Card Tags: A Working Reference

Every Open Graph and Twitter Card tag that matters, with copy-paste examples, image sizes, WordPress setup, and which validators still work.

Schema Markup: Which Types Still Produce Results

Google has quietly retired several rich result types, FAQ and HowTo among them. Which schema still earns you something, and how to set it up.

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