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The source states: " architecture s tier site architecture and the way you lay out your site is going to help so many t…

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The source states: " architecture s tier site architecture and the way you lay out your site is going to help so many things like click depth how readable you are to ai discoverability everything topical authority internal linking a tier internal linking helps support your site architecture xml site maps"

[0.000s-4.560s] architecture s tier site architecture and the way you lay out your site is going to help so many [4.560s-8.760s] things like click depth how readable you are to ai discoverability everything topical authority [8.760s-12.900s] internal linking a tier internal linking helps support your site architecture xml site maps

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The source states: " d tier i think site maps good to have i just think they're overrated they're not going to make you rank faceted navigation if you're e-commerce a tier that's awesome similar to site architecture brings the whole site together especially on a category page it's a little pro tip page speed"

[12.900s-16.580s] d tier i think site maps good to have i just think they're overrated they're not going to make you [16.580s-21.120s] rank faceted navigation if you're e-commerce a tier that's awesome similar to site architecture [21.120s-24.660s] brings the whole site together especially on a category page it's a little pro tip page speed

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