Category: Technical SEO
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Should Xpath skills be on a resume?
Should You Include XPath on Your Resume? A Guide for Aspiring Mid-Level Strategists As you refine your resume for mid-level strategist positions, you might be wondering whether certain technical skills are worth highlighting. One question that often arises is: “Should I include XPath among my skills?” XPath, a powerful language designed for navigating through elements…
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How can 100,000 sitemap URLs be imported into Excel or Sheets easily?
Effortlessly Importing 100,000 Sitemap URLs into Excel or Sheets Are you looking for a simple method to transfer a vast number of sitemap URLs—up to 100,000—into Excel or Google Sheets? If you’re managing a large e-commerce site and need to gather all your URLs efficiently, you’re not alone in facing this challenge. Recently, I discovered…
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Relevance of Microdata Tagging in 2024: An Experiment
Exploring the Relevance of Microdata Tagging in 2024: An Experiment As we delve into 2024, one question stands out: is microdata tagging still relevant for SEO? A few years ago, I embarked on a project that highlighted the importance of schema.org, and new insights have prompted me to revisit this idea. While it’s well understood…
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Why Is “Discovered – Currently Not Indexed” No Longer Visible in GSC?
Understanding the Disappearing ‘Discovered – Currently Not Indexed’ Status in Google Search Console Have you noticed that the “Discovered – currently not indexed” status has vanished from your Google Search Console? You’re not alone. Many webmasters have encountered this issue, and it can be perplexing, especially when you have quality content that appears to be…
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Crafting an effective sitemap
Crafting an Exceptional Sitemap: Best Practices Unveiled Greetings, fellow tech enthusiasts! As I navigate the complexities of my role at a prominent company, I find myself tasked with creating a new sitemap for our extensive website. Given the scale of the project, I realize the importance of ensuring that I get this right. A well-structured…
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Should All Pages Be Indexed for SEO Success?
Understanding Page Indexing: What You Need to Know When it comes to managing a website, ensuring that your pages are properly indexed by search engines is crucial for visibility and traffic. Recently, I noticed that while most aspects of my website are functioning well, some pages do not appear to be indexed. A colleague mentioned…
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Structured Data not Showing on Google Search Console page inspection?
Troubleshooting Structured Data Visibility in Google Search Console If you’ve recently implemented structured data across your indexed pages but are finding that Google Search Console only displays review information, you’re not alone. This scenario can be frustrating, especially after successfully validating your structured data using the Rich Results Test tool. The Positive News After adding…
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Will Robots.txt Files Work in Subdirectories?
Understanding the Impact of Robots.txt Placement on Site Indexing Hello everyone, Today, let’s dive into a common query regarding the placement of the robots.txt file and its implications for search engine indexing. As many of you know, the standard practice dictates that the robots.txt file should reside at the root of your domain, ideally accessible…
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New domain to redirect to a new subdomain?
Navigating Domain Preferences: Redirecting a New .org Domain to a Subdomain In today’s digital landscape, the choice of a domain name can significantly impact a brand’s visibility and online identity. Recently, a client reached out with an intriguing request regarding domain strategy, and I’m eager to gather some insights from our community. The client is…