Has Google Indexed Your Website’s Pages? | Google Search Console Pages Report
https://www.youtube.
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What Is a Non-Indexable Canonical Tag? (And How to Fix It)
A canonical tag pointing to a non-indexable URL can break your SEO signals. Learn what causes it and how to fix it before Google ignores your canonical tags.
Read What Is a Non-Indexable Canonical Tag? (And How to Fix It) →Internal Linking for Technical SEO: What Actually Matters
https://www.youtube.
Read Internal Linking for Technical SEO: What Actually Matters →Indexed, though Blocked by robots.txt
What is "Indexed, though Blocked by robots.txt"? Why does it happen? Is it a problem? What do we do about it? Let's dig in…
Read Indexed, though Blocked by robots.txt →JavaScript Redirects
Should you use JavaScript to implement redirects? If you do use JavaScript to redirect pages, what is the best approach? JavaScript redirects are problematic. This is because Googlebot only processes JavaScript redirects after crawling is completed.
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You can use a meta refresh tag to process client-side redirects. Why would you? And how does a meta refresh work exactly? A meta refresh tag, like other meta tags, is added to the website’s <head>.
Read Meta Refresh Redirects →Using hreflang and canonical Tags
How do you use a canonical with an hreflang tag? These are two different types of tags but are often used on the same pages. It can get confusing what the canonical should be.
Read Using hreflang and canonical Tags →How Google Understands Dates
How does Google understand when a page was published? How do we communicate page freshness to Google? Let's review...
Read How Google Understands Dates →Using Appropriate Anchor Text
SEO and Web accessibility often overlap. A good example of this is writing good anchor text for every link contained on the website.
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