How to rank my website with backend tech issues?

[SHIELD_]

I'm trying to rank my website by doing multiple SEO activities, but the problem here is that I also have some issues at the backend like content loading time, 404 errors, and other specs. So I wanna understand that in spite of these backend issues will i be able to rank my website and get more organic traffic?

 

[Steptoe]

You ideally want to fix your backend errors before going for any SEO work, especially if GSC is picking up on them. They'll be affecting your quality score, and from a UX perspective will probably be putting off some potential clients.

 

[Monsterer]

Hi @SHIELD_

You need to fix your On page technic mate if your page landing takes more fix the images and UI/UX

And optimize everything and you have to focus on mobile optimization too

Fix your on page then automatically backlinks will gives you the results

 

[NeedMyLink]

Imagine building a house on shaky foundations – that's your site with unresolved backend problems. Prioritize fixing these issues - speed optimizations, 404 fixes, etc.

 

[tylero]

Ah, nah. You're on a long thing if you are having technical issues. SEO is hard enough without it.

 

[FloGibbs]

I'm trying to rank my website by doing multiple SEO activities, but the problem here is that I also have some issues at the backend like content loading time, 404 errors, and other specs. So I wanna understand that in spite of these backend issues will i be able to rank my website and get more organic traffic?

You should sort your " backend tech issues" first before any other thing cos some of them fall under google ranking factors.

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[Seemasingh5020]

You should focus on fixing the technical of your website, as they play a major role in the SEO. Well optimised websites eaisly rank on the Search engines