Technical SEO

A canonical tag is an HTML signal that helps search engines understand which URL should represent a page when duplicates or near-duplicates exist.

Crawl budget is the practical limit on how much and how often search engines crawl a website within a given period.

Indexability is a page's eligibility to be processed and stored in a search engine index so it can appear for relevant queries.

A canonical tag is an HTML signal that helps search engines understand which URL should represent a page when duplicates or near-duplicates exist.

Crawl budget is the practical limit on how much and how often search engines crawl a website within a given period.

Indexability is a page's eligibility to be processed and stored in a search engine index so it can appear for relevant queries.

Duplicate content is substantially similar or repeated content that exists on more than one URL, either within the same site or across different sites.

Noindex is an instruction, usually delivered through a meta robots tag or HTTP header, that tells search engines not to index a page.

A redirect is a server or browser instruction that automatically forwards a request from one URL to a different destination URL.

Robots.txt is a text file placed at a site's root that gives crawling instructions to search engine bots.

An XML sitemap is a structured file that lists indexable URLs you want search engines to know about and revisit.

An orphan page is a URL with no meaningful internal links pointing to it from the rest of the site.