Sitemap Index Files for Sites Over 50,000 URLs
A single XML sitemap tops out at 50,000 URLs and 50MB uncompressed. Past that, you need a sitemap index file — here's…
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Technical SEO
JavaScript SEO: What Google Renders and What It Skips
Googlebot crawls and renders JavaScript pages in two separate passes. Here is exactly what gets rendered, what gets skipped, and how to…
Wildcards and Pattern Matching in robots.txt
robots.txt supports two wildcards, * and $, and misusing either can block far more of a site than intended. The exact matching…
Log File Analysis: What Googlebot Is Really Doing on Your Site
Server logs record every real request Googlebot made, not a simulation. Here is how to pull, filter, and read log files to…
Faceted Navigation: Controlling the Crawl Explosion
Faceted navigation causes more crawl-budget waste than any other single site pattern. Here is how to decide which filter combinations to block,…
Why Google Ignores Your Sitemap Priority Values
Google confirms it ignores XML sitemap priority and changefreq values. What Google actually uses instead, and where sitemap effort is worth spending.
Index Bloat: How to Find and Remove Junk Pages
Index bloat is when Google indexes far more of your URLs than you want ranked. Here's how to find the junk pages…
Client-Side vs Server-Side Rendering for SEO
CSR sends Google an empty shell and a JS bundle; SSR sends finished HTML. The practical SEO difference, when CSR is fine,…
Infinite Scroll and Load-More: Making Them Crawlable
Infinite scroll and load-more buttons hide content from Googlebot unless paired with crawlable, paginated URLs. Here is the exact implementation that keeps…
Search Console URL Removal Tool: What It Really Does
The Search Console Removals tool hides a URL from Google Search for about six months, it does not delete the page from…
Image and Video Sitemaps: Worth Building?
Image and video sitemaps help Google discover media a normal crawl might miss. When they earn their keep, when they're redundant, and…
Meta Refresh and JavaScript Redirects: Why Google Dislikes Them
Meta refresh and JavaScript redirects work for users but leak ranking signal and slow indexing. What Google actually does with each, and…
X-Robots-Tag: Controlling Non-HTML Files
X-Robots-Tag is the only way to send noindex or nofollow directives on PDFs, images, and other non-HTML files. How it works, where…
Cross-Domain Canonicals: When They’re Correct
A cross-domain canonical points one domain's page at the equivalent page on another domain. It is correct for syndication and un-redirected migrations,…
Page Removal: 404 vs 410 vs Redirect vs noindex
Four tools remove a page from Google: 404, 410, redirect, and noindex. Which one to use for a discontinued product, a merge,…
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