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How do you find out if your website has a crawl budget issue?
Diagnosing a Crawl Budget Issue: Keeping Googlebot Focused on Your Important Content A website’s crawl budget refers to the number of pages search engines like
Consent banner causes INP issues. Any suggestion?
Yes, consent banners can sometimes cause INP (Interaction to Next Paint) issues. Here are some suggestions to address this: Optimize the consent banner: Lazy loading:
I have the same content written twice in the code of my website, but it doesn’t show up twice on the actual website page. Will Google still consider it as duplicate content, or is it fine?
Search engines like Google aim to index unique and valuable content. While duplicate content on your website itself might not be directly visible to users,
Multi store setup: one big XML site map or individual ones?
Conquering Complexity: Individual vs. One Big XML Sitemap for Multi-Store Success The world of e-commerce thrives on catering to diverse audiences and geographical regions. Multi-store
Will Google know if I copy content from another site that is in English and publish that same content but in Spanish on a new site?
Google is very sophisticated at detecting duplicate content, even across languages. Here’s how it might happen: Text Matching: Google’s algorithms can analyze the content itself
Page having different 301 redirection and canonical tag. What would search engine prefer?
Search engines, like Google, generally prefer a clear and consistent approach to handling duplicate content. Having a page with a different 301 redirect and canonical
What to use as a description for a product that does not have a description?
Even without a pre-written description, you can craft an engaging blurb to spark customer interest. Here’s how to tackle a product with no description: Focus
Why GSC is not showing links that my website has got?
There are a couple of reasons why Google Search Console (GSC) might not be showing all the links to your website: Time Delay: It can