SEO and visibility

9 guides about seo and visibility

• 301 redirects when a page changes its addressWhen a page moves or changes its URL, the old address should redirect visitors to the new one using a 301 redirect. This sends visitors to the right…
• Google Business Profile: appear on maps and in local searchesWith a Google Business Profile (formerly Google My Business), your company appears on Google Maps and in the information panel on the right when…
• Adding your website to Google Search ConsoleGoogle Search Console is Google's free tool for website owners. It shows you which searches display your site, whether Google can find and index your…
• Page title, headings and meta descriptionThe page title and meta description are what appear in Google's search results. They often determine whether someone clicks on your page. The…
• Creating and editing robots.txtThe robots.txt file tells search engines which parts of your website they are allowed to visit. It lives in the root folder of your website and can…
• Submitting a sitemap to GoogleA sitemap is a list of all the pages on your website. It helps Google discover new and updated pages more quickly, especially pages that have few…
• Faster website with LiteSpeed CacheOur web hosting runs on LiteSpeed Web Server. With the free LiteSpeed Cache plugin, the server stores ready-made versions of your pages so they load…
• Force HTTPS and choose www or non-wwwThe same website can be reached at several addresses: with and without https, and with and without www. To Google, these look like four separate…
• Your website isn't showing on Google: check these things firstIf your website doesn't appear in Google search results at all, it's usually down to one of the following. Work through the steps in order. Check…