Dive deep into technical SEO factors. Analyze crawlability, indexing signals, site architecture, and server configuration.
A technical SEO audit examines the infrastructure of your website that affects search engine crawling and indexing. It checks server responses, URL structure, internal linking, and crawl directives.
Technical issues can completely block search engines from finding your content. Even one misconfigured robots.txt rule or canonical tag can remove pages from Google's index entirely.
Crawl budget is how many pages Google will crawl on your site in a given time. Large sites need to optimize crawl budget to ensure important pages get indexed.
Use canonical tags when you have duplicate or very similar content at different URLs. Point all versions to the preferred URL to consolidate ranking signals.
Search 'site:yourdomain.com' in Google to see indexed pages. Use Google Search Console for detailed indexing status and any crawl errors.
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