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Getting the technical SEO fundamentals of your website well-built and organised is crucial to your site’s overall health and organic search visibility. In order to provide a strong technical SEO foundation, you need to ensure that your site is easily rendered, crawled, and indexed by Google so that your site can perform at its maximum potential.

This may sound complicated but don't worry, as any good technical SEO specialist should do, I will have you covered every step of the way.

Structured Data helps search engines understand your website and present their users with the best possible results for their queries. Search engines are interested in how quickly your page loads, and other technical aspects, such as structural markup. By improving those aspects you help the robots that crawl your website and understand what it is about. If you make serious mistakes on your site, they can cost you.

You wouldn’t be the first to block search engines entirely from crawling your site by accidentally adding a trailing slash in the wrong place in your robots.txt file. But it’s a misconception that you should focus on the technical details of a website just to please search engines. A website should work well – be fast, clear, and easy to use – for your users in the first place. We mustn't forget that search engines often have a user-experience component too. They also look at how easy it is to navigate around a site. All very important area's of a search engine optimisation strategy for your business.

I have completed 100s of technical seo audits so I know what to look for as any true expert should.

Fast websites are becoming a crucial component of a successful online strategy. And Google knows websites that are slow are not an optimal user experience. So make sure you're prepared! Wondering if your site is fast enough? Read how to easily test your site speed.

If your website is slow, it will end up further down the search results than its faster equivalent, resulting in even less traffic. By 2021, Google's Page Experience will also become a ranking factor, so you better prepare! You're wondering if your site is fast enough and can you improve it? Don't worry, I can help you with that!

The easiest way to get your site indexed is to submit it to Google Search Console. Go to Google Search Console’s URL Inspection Tool. Paste the URL you want to be indexed into the search bar and wait for Google to check the URL.

If the URL isn’t indexed, click the “Request Indexing” button. If the URL is indexed, click on the blue link in the top-right corner. You don’t want your site to be inefficiently indexed. You want your site to be indexed efficiently.

Again, any technical SEO expert can help you with this, myself included. Indexing issues have become increasingly prevalent in 2021 and will be an important factor for Search Engine Optimization in 2022 and beyond.

A core algorithm update is one that is so significant to the algorithm, that Google is compelled to publicly announce the pending changes, usually well ahead of time to give webmasters sufficient time and opportunity to adjust.

Rich Snippets are normal Google search results with additional data displayed. This extra data is usually pulled from Structured Data found in a page’s HTML. Common Rich Snippet types include reviews, recipes and events.

Schema can help us produce the correct Structured Data that may lead to you landing your first rich snippet results.

A penalty is a negative effect on a website's rankings based on updates made to Google's search algorithms. Penalties can be the result of an algorithm update or suspicion of black-hat SEO tactics such as suspicious links or keyword-stuffing.

It's important to know that there are two kinds of penalties: manual and algorithmic.

The penalties are handed down by an employee of the company. When your website is found to be doing something that is against the terms of service, they are most often given. This might include a virus, cloaking, redirecting, or buying links. If you receive a manual penalty, you will need to appeal to the search engine to put your website back in the search results before anyone will be able to find you again.

Alternatively, an algorithmic penalty happens automatically, without manual intervention. Google's Panda, Penguin, and Hummingbird updates all penalize websites with thin or duplicate content, keyword-stuffed copy, slow loading times, or a lack of incoming links. These penalties may also affect websites that have thin or duplicate content, keyword-stuffed copy, slow loading times, or a lack of incoming links. This will lead to decreased performance in Search.