What does WordPress technical SEO link maintenance mean in this evidence set?
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WordPress technical SEO link maintenance
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WordPress technical SEO maintenance should include broken-link redirects/removals and orphan-page linking, not only plugin settings.
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WordPress technical SEO maintenance should include broken-link redirects/removals and orphan-page linking, not only plugin settings.
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WordPress technical SEO maintenance should include broken-link redirects/removals and orphan-page linking, not only plugin settings.
Going back to your site, you're gonna check for any broken links. Obviously, you need to set up redirects or remove them. And while we're talking about links, you need to check for orphan pages and make sure that you add links to them. We don't want any pages on your site that aren't linked anywhere.
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Use this WordPress SEO checklist for beginners to streamline your website SEO work and...
Way too many of you are focusing on things that don't actually matter when it comes to your website SEO. And one of the worst offenders for this is technical SEO. Some of you are spending so much time on this you don't need to. I've put together a checklist. Here's what you need to do. First, and I really hope you're all doing this, SSL certificate...
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Way too many of you are focusing on things that don't actually matter when it comes to your website SEO. And one of the worst offenders for this is technical SEO.
Some of you are spending so much time on this you don't need to. I've put together a checklist.
Here's what you need to do. First, and I really hope you're all doing this, SSL certificate.
And make sure you're using the HTTPS version of your URL. You're gonna check your, make sure it's working.
Make sure it's not blocking anything that it shouldn't be. Once that's all good, you can submit your sitemap in Google Search Console.
This is one of my favourite SEO tools. It's not only for technical SEO, but once you've submitted your sitemap, then you can use it to see which pages have been indexed, and if they haven't, then why.
Going back to your site, you're gonna check for any broken links. Obviously, you need to set up redirects or remove them.
And while we're talking about links, you need to check for orphan pages and make sure that you add links to them...
a do one final user experience test where you run through your site on desktop and mobile and see how it performs. Providing you've done all of these steps, this should look good.