I found this after the audit, there were no drastic changes on the site. Some products and categories no longer exist, but also, I see a lot of random 404 links, I don't understand why they exist. I am thinking about the best solution for this situation.
I found 770 internal broken links on site. I would implement a 301 redirection. Is this the best solution?
All broken links are quite random, they have no value, only a few of them have external link juice.
You can always try Upwork, Linkedin, Flexjobs. Make a great profile and start offering your services. We at the agency initially used cold email, if the client does not respond, we call him by phone. If he is not interested, we offer our services to his competition and destroy him :cool: These...
When I get a new client, I first offer SEO Audit. I do a deep analysis of the site. SEO audit is actually a PDF Document in which I list all the errors I found on the site, but not only that, I explain in detail how to implement solutions. After the analysis, I send the document to the client...
Okay, guys. I found URLs are not SEO Friendly. What now? Can anyone explain to me the URL rewriting process and the implementation of 301 redirection after that? I have not yet found a quality article on this topic, a lot of information is missing, if you have an interesting source, please share.
No, bro, you're wrong. If the page has a noindex attribute, it must be excluded from the sitemap, otherwise we will have a Coverage Issue in the Google Search Console. I just tested that.
Perfect. This is my style:
Technical SEO:
http/https Status
Robots.txt
XML Sitemap
Website Structure
Index Status
Site Speed
Mobile-Friendly Test
Canonical
Pagination with rel="next" and rel="prev"
Google Search Console
Core Web Vitals
Google Analytics
4xx/5xx Errors
Structured...
I want to add noindex attribute to some pages, and those pages are in the sitemap, should they be excluded from the site map after adding noindex attribute?
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