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Foundations

The first lessons if search, SEO or owned growth feels new.

6 topics

SEO

Search visibility, keywords, intent, authority, content and buying SEO help.

77 topics
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
01

What Is an SEO Audit?

An SEO audit checks what stops a website from being found, understood or trusted.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
02

What Does an SEO Actually Do?

An SEO finds what blocks search growth and helps fix the right pages in the right order.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
03

What Is On Page SEO?

On page SEO makes one page clearer for buyers, search engines and AI tools.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 18 minutes
04

What Is Off Page SEO?

Off page SEO builds trust outside the page through links, mentions, citations, reviews and public proof that help search systems choose your brand.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 17 minutes
05

What Is Search Intent?

Search intent means the real reason behind a search.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
06

What Is a Snippet?

A snippet is the short summary shown under a search result.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
07

What Is Google Search Console?

Google Search Console shows how Google crawls, indexes and shows your pages.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
08

What Is a SERP?

A SERP is the search results page people see after they search.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
09

What Are SEO Keywords?

SEO keywords are the words people type when they want an answer, a product or a service.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
10

What Are SEO Rankings?

SEO rankings show where a page appears in search results, but they only matter when they bring useful visitors.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
11

What Is Revenue Infrastructure?

Revenue Infrastructure is the owned website system that keeps search, proof, content and conversion working together after launch.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
12

What Is Topical Authority?

Topical authority means search and AI systems trust your site on a specific subject.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
13

What Is an SEO Report?

An SEO report should explain what changed, why it changed and what to do next.

Your Learning
Lesson Advanced 15 minutes
14

What Is an SEO Content Brief?

An SEO content brief is a page plan for the person writing or improving the content.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
15

White Hat vs Black Hat SEO

White hat SEO uses safe methods. Black hat SEO uses shortcuts that can damage trust.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
16

What Is Link Building?

Link building means earning links from other websites because your page is useful or credible.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
17

What Is a Backlink?

A backlink is a link from another website to your page. It can help people discover the page and can support trust.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
18

What Is Anchor Text?

Anchor text is the visible text inside a link. It helps people and search systems understand where the link goes.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
19

What Is Content Refresh?

Content refresh means updating an existing page so it stays accurate, useful and worth ranking.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
20

What Is a Topic Cluster?

A topic cluster is a connected group of pages that cover one subject from different angles.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
21

How Much SEO Can You Do Yourself?

Some SEO can be done in house. Risk increases when technical choices affect many pages.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
22

Why Form Labels Matter

Form labels tell people what each field wants and make the form easier to complete.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
23

What Is Heading Hierarchy?

Heading hierarchy is the order of headings that makes the page easier to scan.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
24

What Is Data Minimisation?

Data minimisation means collecting only the personal data a site truly needs and avoiding extra fields, tags and retention.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
25

What Is a Title Tag?

A title tag gives each page a clear name for search results and browser tabs.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
26

What Is a Meta Description?

A meta description gives searchers a short summary that can shape the click.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
27

What Is a Pillar Page?

A pillar page is the main page for a broad topic and links to deeper support pages.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
28

What Is an SEO Agency?

An SEO agency helps improve how a website is found, understood and trusted in search.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
29

What Is an SEO Proposal?

An SEO proposal explains the SEO problem, work scope, timeline and proof before signing.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
30

What Is an SEO Consultant?

An SEO consultant advises on search visibility, structure, content and technical priorities.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
31

What Is a Log File?

A log file records server requests so teams can see which pages people, bots and search crawlers actually reached.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
32

What Is Log File Analysis?

Log file analysis reviews server request records to find crawl gaps, bot activity, redirects, errors and wasted crawl paths.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
33

What Is a Log File Audit?

A log file audit checks server request records to see how crawlers, bots and visitors actually reached a website.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
34

How Do Log Files Help SEO?

Log files help SEO by showing which URLs crawlers really reached, which responses they saw and where crawl effort is wasted.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
35

What Is Googlebot Verification?

Googlebot verification is the process of checking whether a request that says Googlebot is really coming from Google.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
36

What Are Fake Bots?

Fake bots are requests that copy a crawler label or behave like automation but are not the real search crawler the label suggests.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
37

What Is Crawl Frequency?

Crawl frequency is how often a crawler returns to a site or URL over time to check for updates and changes.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
38

What Are Uncrawled URLs?

Uncrawled URLs are URLs that exist in the site inventory but do not appear in the crawl sample for the window you checked.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
39

What Are Orphan URLs in Server Logs?

Orphan URLs in server logs are URLs that appear in request data but have weak or missing internal link support from the main site.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
40

How Do Log Files Show Crawl Waste?

Log files show crawl waste by revealing repeated requests for low value URLs, old routes, redirects and other paths that do not deserve so much attention.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
41

What Is Crawl Capacity?

Crawl capacity is the server side limit that shapes how much Google can crawl without overwhelming the site.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
42

What Is Crawl Waste?

Crawl waste is crawler attention spent on URLs that do not help the site earn visibility, such as duplicates, filters, redirects and soft errors.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
43

What Is Faceted Navigation?

Faceted navigation is the filter and sort system on large content or ecommerce sites that can create many crawlable URL combinations.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
44

Why Filter URLs Can Waste Crawl Budget

Filter URLs can waste crawl budget when they create many low value combinations that duplicate the same page or sort the same content too many ways.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
45

What Are Parameter URLs?

Parameter URLs are web addresses with query strings or variables that can create duplicate or near duplicate page states.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
46

What Is URL Parameter Handling?

URL parameter handling is the rule set that decides which parameter states deserve crawl attention and which should stay secondary.

Your Learning
Lesson Intermediate 14 minutes
47

How to Reduce Duplicate Crawl Paths

Reducing duplicate crawl paths means choosing one preferred URL path, then aligning canonicals, redirects and links around it.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
48

What Is Crawl Depth?

Crawl depth is how far a page sits from the main route into the site, usually measured by the number of steps or clicks needed to reach it.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 12 minutes
49

What Is a 200 Status Code?

A 200 status code means the server successfully handled the request and returned the page or resource that was asked for.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 12 minutes
50

What Is a 204 Status Code?

A 204 status code means the request succeeded, but there is no content to send back in the response body.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
51

What Is a 403 Status Code?

A 403 status code means the server understood the request but will not allow access to the resource.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
52

What Is a 410 Gone Status?

A 410 Gone status code means a URL has been removed on purpose and should not be requested again.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
53

What Is a 429 Status Code?

A 429 status code means too many requests arrived in a short time and the server is rate limiting the client.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
54

What Is a 503 Status Code?

A 503 status code means the service is temporarily unavailable, often because of maintenance or overload.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
55

What Is a Site Migration?

A site migration is a planned move of URLs, templates, platform or domain that needs search checks before and after launch.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
56

What Is Crawl Budget?

Crawl budget is the set of URLs Google can and wants to crawl on a site, shaped by capacity and demand.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
57

What Is Crawl Demand?

Crawl demand is how much Google wants to recrawl a site based on size, freshness, quality, relevance and site events.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
58

How Status Codes Affect Google Crawling

HTTP status codes tell Googlebot whether a page is available, moved, missing, blocked or temporarily unavailable.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
59

What Is Canonical Conflict?

Canonical conflict happens when a page sends mixed signals about which URL should be treated as the main version.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
60

What Is Duplicate Content?

Duplicate content is the same or very similar content available at more than one URL, which can confuse which page should rank.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
61

What Is Near Duplicate Content?

Near duplicate content is content that is not exactly copied but is similar enough that search systems may treat pages as overlapping.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
62

What Is Parameter Duplication?

Parameter duplication happens when URL parameters create multiple versions of the same page or page state.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
63

What Is Pagination SEO?

Pagination SEO is the work of making page series easy for people and search systems to crawl, understand and continue.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
64

What Is Infinite Scroll SEO?

Infinite scroll SEO makes continuously loaded content discoverable by giving important content states crawlable links and stable URLs.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
65

What Is Mobile First Indexing?

Mobile first indexing means Google primarily uses the mobile version of a page for indexing and ranking.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
66

What Is Rendered HTML?

Rendered HTML is the final page code after the browser runs JavaScript and updates the document.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
67

What Is Client Side Rendering?

Client side rendering means the browser builds much of the page using JavaScript after the initial HTML response.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 17 minutes
68

Server Side Rendering vs Client Side Rendering

Server side rendering sends more complete HTML first, while client side rendering asks the browser to build more of the page.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 17 minutes
69

What Is a Technical SEO Audit?

A technical SEO audit checks whether a website can be crawled, rendered, indexed, understood and used without avoidable technical barriers.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 17 minutes
70

What Is a Crawl Audit?

A crawl audit checks whether important website pages can be discovered through links, sitemaps and crawlable paths.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 17 minutes
71

What Is an Indexing Audit?

An indexing audit checks which website pages are eligible for Google indexing, which are excluded and why the signals disagree.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
72

What Is a Sitemap Audit?

A sitemap audit checks whether XML sitemaps submit only useful, canonical and indexable URLs that deserve crawl attention.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
73

What Is a Robots.txt Audit?

A robots.txt audit checks whether crawl permission rules allow important pages and resources while controlling low value paths.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 17 minutes
74

What Is a Canonical Audit?

A canonical audit checks whether duplicate and similar URLs point to the right preferred page without conflicting signals.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 17 minutes
75

What Is an Internal Link Audit?

An internal link audit checks whether important pages receive clear crawl paths, topical support and useful next steps.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 17 minutes
76

What Is a Website Migration Audit?

A website migration audit checks whether a site move preserves crawl access, index signals, redirects, content, links and measurement.

Your Learning
Deep Dive Intermediate 14 minutes
77

How to Calculate Your True Customer Acquisition Cost

The full cost view behind customer acquisition, including the hidden spend most ad dashboards leave out.

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Accessibility

Readable, usable pages that real people can understand and operate.

5 topics

Security

Basic trust, safe browsing and website protection signals.

7 topics

Well-Known URLs

robots.txt, sitemaps, canonical URLs, redirects and crawl rules.

18 topics
Lesson Beginner 18 minutes
01

What Is Technical SEO?

Technical SEO makes sure search engines can reach, read and keep the right pages.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
02

What Is Crawling?

Crawling is when search engines discover and scan a page.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
03

What Is Indexing?

Indexing is when a search engine stores a page so it can appear in results.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
04

How Does Google Index a Page?

Indexing is when Google stores a page so it can appear in search results.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
05

Why Is My Page Not Indexed?

A page is not indexed when Google cannot keep it in search or does not think it should appear.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 11 minutes
06

What Is robots.txt?

robots.txt tells search crawlers which parts of a website they may visit.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 12 minutes
07

What Does noindex Mean?

noindex tells search engines not to show a page in search results.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 12 minutes
08

What Is a Canonical URL?

A canonical URL tells Google which version of a page is the main one.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
09

What Is a Sitemap.xml File?

A sitemap is a list of important URLs you give to search engines.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
10

What Is a Soft 404?

A soft 404 is a page that looks missing or empty but still returns a normal page response.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
11

What Is Server Side Rendering?

Server side rendering sends the page HTML from the server so the main content appears earlier.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
12

What Is a Sitemap Index?

A sitemap index groups multiple sitemap files into one discovery file.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
13

What Are Breadcrumbs?

Breadcrumbs show the path to a page so people and search systems can see where it sits.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
14

What Is URL Structure?

URL structure is the shape of a page address and how the site keeps its paths organised.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 18 minutes
15

How Do Internal Links Help SEO?

Internal links connect your pages so people and search engines can find what matters.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
16

What Are Stable URLs?

Stable URLs keep a page address steady so search and AI systems do not lose the trail.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
17

What Are Redirects?

A redirect sends visitors and search engines from an old URL to the best new URL.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
18

What Is Structured Data?

Structured data labels page facts so search and AI systems understand the page clearly.

Your Learning

Agent Readiness

How ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and AI crawlers understand a website.

16 topics
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
01

What Is AI Citation Readiness?

AI citation readiness is the set of page choices that make a site easier for AI systems to quote, trust and point back to.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
02

What Is AI Search?

AI search is the part of search where answer engines explain, summarize or recommend a page.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
03

What Is AI Brand Visibility?

AI brand visibility means whether AI tools mention and recommend your business.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
04

What Is Domain Authority?

Domain Authority is Moz’s score that estimates how likely a domain is to rank compared with other domains. It is a proxy, not a Google metric.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
05

What Is Information Gain?

Information gain means the useful new value a page adds beyond the current search results.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
06

What Is an SEO Retainer?

An SEO retainer is monthly support to keep search work moving after the first fixes.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
07

What Is llms.txt?

llms.txt is a public guide file that points AI systems to the pages you want them to understand first.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
08

What Are AI Crawlers?

AI crawlers are automated bots that fetch public pages for search answers, model training or other AI features.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
09

What Is Machine Readable Content?

Machine readable content uses clear structure so search engines and AI systems can parse the page faster.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
10

What Is Agent Readiness?

Agent readiness means your public pages, rules and structure are easy for AI systems to understand.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 16 minutes
11

What Is MCP for a Website?

MCP for a website gives AI assistants a structured way to ask for pages, context or actions.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
12

What Is a Maintenance Page?

A maintenance page tells visitors the site is temporarily unavailable and gives them a clear path to return.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
13

What Happens When JavaScript Fails?

When JavaScript fails, the page should still show enough information for the visitor to understand and continue.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
14

What Is a Redirect Chain?

A redirect chain happens when one URL forwards to another and then forwards again before reaching the final page.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
15

What Is an AI Citation?

An AI citation is a source mention or link an AI answer uses to support what it says.

Your Learning
Deep Dive Advanced 14 minutes
16

Why Your Business Doesn't Appear in ChatGPT or Perplexity

If AI tools ignore your business, they may not find enough clear proof about who you help.

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Performance

Site speed, stable pages and the numbers that show growth quality.

13 topics
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
01

What Is Customer Acquisition Cost?

Customer Acquisition Cost is how much you spend to win one new customer.

Your Learning
Lesson Intermediate 9 minutes
02

How to Calculate Customer Acquisition Cost

Calculate Customer Acquisition Cost by dividing total sales and marketing cost by new customers won.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 9 minutes
03

What Is Marketing Efficiency Ratio?

Marketing Efficiency Ratio compares total revenue with total marketing spend.

Your Learning
Lesson Intermediate 12 minutes
04

How to Calculate Marketing Efficiency Ratio

Calculate Marketing Efficiency Ratio by dividing revenue by marketing spend.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
05

What Are Core Web Vitals?

Core Web Vitals show whether a page loads, responds and stays stable for real users.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
06

What Is Image Optimization?

Image optimization makes image files smaller and easier to deliver without losing the visual point.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
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What Is Lazy Loading?

Lazy loading delays offscreen assets until the reader is close enough to need them.

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Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
08

Why Fonts Can Slow a Website

Fonts can slow a website when they block text, swap late or add too much weight to the first render.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
09

What Is Caching?

Caching lets the browser or server reuse files and responses instead of fetching them again.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
10

What Is Compression?

Compression reduces the bytes a browser has to move while keeping the page useful.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
11

Why Mobile Layout Matters

Mobile layout matters because small screens reveal friction faster and the page must still feel clear, usable and trustworthy.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 15 minutes
12

ROAS vs MER

ROAS measures one campaign. MER measures the whole system. Use the right number for the decision in front of you.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
13

What Is Cost Per Lead?

Cost per lead shows how much you spend to generate one lead before sales quality is counted.

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Privacy

Consent, analytics, data collection and visitor trust.

3 topics

Resilience

Error pages, broken paths, redirects, uptime and graceful failure.

18 topics
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
01

What Is a 404 Page?

A 404 page tells visitors that the page is missing and should give them a useful next step.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
02

What Is a 500 Error?

A 500 error means the server failed while trying to answer the request.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
03

What Is Uptime Monitoring?

Uptime monitoring checks whether the public site stays available and alerts the team when it does not.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
04

Why Automatic Language Redirects Can Break SEO?

Automatic language redirects can send people and crawlers to the wrong market version before they choose.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
05

404 vs 410

404 vs 410 compares the two removal signals so you can choose the right status code for missing or retired URLs.

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Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
06

What Is a 307 Redirect?

A 307 redirect is a temporary redirect that tells browsers and search systems the original URL may return later.

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Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
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What Is a 308 Redirect?

A 308 redirect is a permanent redirect that keeps the request method the same while moving a URL to its new home.

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Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
08

What Is a 301 Redirect?

A 301 redirect is a permanent move from one URL to another when a page has changed location for good.

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Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
09

What Is a 302 Redirect?

A 302 redirect is a temporary move from one URL to another when the original page may return later.

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Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
10

301 vs 302 Redirects

301 vs 302 redirects compare a permanent move with a temporary one so the route decision matches the real job.

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Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
11

307 vs 308 Redirects

307 vs 308 redirects compare a temporary method safe move with a permanent method safe move.

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Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
12

What Is a Meta Refresh Redirect?

A meta refresh redirect uses an HTML meta tag to send a browser to another URL after a delay or immediately.

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Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
13

What Is a JavaScript Redirect?

A JavaScript redirect uses a script to send the browser to another URL after the page starts loading.

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Lesson Beginner 13 minutes
14

What Is a Redirect Loop?

A redirect loop happens when URLs keep sending the browser in circles instead of landing on one final page.

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Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
15

What Is a Redirect Map?

A redirect map lists every old URL and the best new destination so a site move keeps its search routes clear.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 14 minutes
16

How to Audit Redirects After a Website Redesign

How to audit redirects after a redesign so old URLs land on the right pages and the new site stays clean after launch.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 17 minutes
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What Is a Redirect Audit?

A redirect audit checks whether moved, retired and changed URLs send users and search systems to the right destination without chains, loops or wrong signals.

Your Learning
Lesson Beginner 17 minutes
18

What Is a JavaScript SEO Audit?

A JavaScript SEO audit checks whether script built pages expose important content, links, metadata and schema reliably.

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Internationalisation

Language, country targeting, hreflang and localised page metadata.

5 topics
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