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Homepage and CMS SEO settings affect how search engines interpret the most important page on a business website.
Have you ever heard of a website called the Wayback Machine it's really unbelievable and it's 100% free to use the way that it works is very simple you go into the website there's no registration and put any URL that you want what it does it goes back in time and and it will show you the history of this website and different versions of it depending on how long the website has
been around for in this specific example I'm going to use a very well known brand in South Africa we buy cars as you can see the website can go back so many different years Almost 20 years in this case can see the different variations and the history and the way that the brand has evolved for this specific website it's actually quite cool to see you can do it for most websites
out there a lot of times this tool can be very useful No.1 you can go back in time to see if there's any information on a website perhaps let's say they mention something dodgy and you can go pick them up on it now another way that I use this website quite often is sometimes when web developers change from one website to another for the same customer a lot of the search
engine optimization gets lost but with the help of the Wayback Machine I can go back and I can see what the different page titles were in the Page descriptions.
I can also see the different U, R, L structures and a whole lot more.
Homepage and CMS SEO settings affect how search engines interpret the most important page on a business website.
Audit each CMS homepage title, meta description, SEO plugin setup, and duplicate-plugin risk before treating the site as technically ready.
This source is connected to WordPress and website SEO settings.
search engine optimization gets lost but with the help of the Wayback Machine I can go back and I can see what the different page titles were in the Page descriptions.