Google Search Console’s coverage report lists several reasons a page might be “valid”. What does this mean? Is there something you need to do about this?

The Google Search Console’s coverage report tells you when a page is valid with a warning. What do these warnings mean? What should you do about them?

It’s important to keep track of pages Google has excluded from their index. Thanks to the excluded pages section within the Search Console coverage report, you can see why a page as excluded. What follows is an explanation of all the reasons a page might be excluded from Google’s index. It will also explain what you can do about it- if you don’t want that page excluded.

The Google Search Console’s Coverage error report is very helpful but can be confusing. What do each of these errors mean? What should you do about them?

Here’s everything you need to know about XML sitemaps and your website.

Ain’t nobody got time to wait for your website. Make sure it loads quickly!

For SEO, each page should only be accessible through one specific URL. This is your canonical URL.

There are some important technical issues you should check for, at least weekly.