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Tech SEO Guide

A Reference Guide for Developers and Marketers Involved in Technical SEO

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Tech SEO Guide bietet eine Referenz für alle, die auf der technischen Seite von SEO arbeiten. SEO hatte schon immer eine technische Komponente, aber in den letzten Jahren nehmen die technischen Herausforderungen zu, da Webseiten reichhaltigere und ansprechendere Erfahrungen liefern. Diese Erfahrungen können es Google erschweren, eine Website zu durchsuchen und in den Suchergebnissen zu klassifizieren. Angesichts der Bedeutung, die organische Suchrankings für den Traffic einer Website haben können, ist es wichtiger denn je, sicherzustellen, dass die technischen Grundlagen vorhanden sind, um die SEO-Leistung einer Website zu unterstützen. Zu den SEO-Experten gehören Vermarkter, Entwickler, Programmierer, UX-Experten, Designer und Führungskräfte, weil technische SEO-Auswirkungen und Überschneidungen mit so vielen verschiedenen Bereichen eines Unternehmens bestehen. Da das Buch ein breiteres Publikum anspricht, enthält es technische Details, aber auch Diskussionen auf höherer Ebene darüber, wie Suchmaschinen und Roboter funktionieren. Es gibt viele verschiedene Aspekte der technischen SEO und es ist schwierig, jedes Detail zu verfolgen, insbesondere für Leute, die nur gelegentlich an technischen SEO-Angelegenheiten arbeiten. Aus diesem Grund kann dieses Handbuch für diejenigen, die technische SEO im Detail studieren möchten, auf einmal gelesen werden oder es kann einen Absatz nach dem anderen gelesen werden, was es den Leuten ermöglicht, schnell auf ihr Gedächtnis zurückzugreifen oder ein komplexes Thema zu überprüfen. Jedes Kapitel geht durch einen anderen Bereich der technischen SEO und behandelt spezifische Szenarien und Fragen zu diesem speziellen Bereich. Nach der Erörterung jedes Abschnitts schließt das Kapitel mit einer Zusammenfassung der wichtigen Punkte, die in Bezug auf diesen Abschnitt gemessen und überwacht werden sollen.Was Sie lernenWelche Faktoren zu beachten haben, wenn Sie mit der Neugestaltung der Website beginnen.Wie kann man technische Faktoren bewerten, um zu sehen, ob eine technische Konfiguration dazu führt, dass der Traffic abfalle.Wie führt man regelmäßige Audits einer Website durch, um Probleme oder Opportunitätsbereiche zu identifizierenWer ist dieses Buch ForMarketers, Entwickler, Programmierer, UX-Profis, Designer und Führungskräfte aus dem Geschäftsleben?

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Frontmatter
Chapter 1. Crawling and Indexing
Abstract
This chapter covers crawling and indexing. This is where SEO begins. Search engine robots need to crawl a website's pages to find all the information contained on those pages. Once crawled, robots then process and store the information from the website in the search engine's index. If robots are unable to crawl or index a website's pages, the website may not rank in search results. Achieving optimal SEO performance requires understanding how search engine robots work and ensuring that robots are able to crawl and index a website effectively.
Matthew Edgar
Chapter 2. URL and Domain Structure
Abstract
This chapter covers proper URL structures and the way URL structures can affect SEO. Search engines use a page's URL as a unique identifier for each page. That means every signal a search engine finds about a page is attached to that distinct URL. However, there are many possible URL variations, especially where parameters are concerned, and those different variations can lead search engines to identify one page under multiple URLs. This creates problems that disrupt SEO performance. A key step in improving a website's SEO performance is making sure that URLs are properly structured so that search engines can crawl, index, and rank each page correctly.
Matthew Edgar
Chapter 3. Content Structure
Abstract
This chapter discusses the technical aspects of managing and maintaining a website's content. Content must be properly structured for robots to understand the information contained within that content. This requires using proper HTML, JavaScript, and CSS code to display and render the content—including images and videos—in a way that robots can crawl it. If there are any issues with the website's code that disrupt how content, images, or videos are rendered, that can prevent pages from ranking in search results. Even simple mistakes within HTML can disrupt how robots process a page. In addition to improper code, there are other content-related issues, like duplication or thin content, that can also hold back rankings and SEO performance.
Matthew Edgar
Chapter 4. Schema and Structured Data Markup
Abstract
This chapter covers schema markup, which is optional code that can be added to a page to better explain the purpose of the content on that page to search engine robots. As well, schema markup can help enhance rankings, leading to higher click-through rates from search results. However, schema markup needs to be added correctly and accurately reflect the content presented on the page to help—if schema markup is used incorrectly, it can be ignored or, worse, can lead to errors or manual actions.
Matthew Edgar
Chapter 5. Sitemaps
Abstract
This chapter reviews XML and HTML sitemaps. Sitemaps provide a list of URLs, and that list can help search engine robots discover new content on a website. Along with listing HTML pages, XML sitemaps can also list other files, like images or videos. However, it is important that XML sitemaps are carefully maintained and only list the pages on the website that robots should rank in search results.
Matthew Edgar
Chapter 6. Page Experience: Core Web Vitals and More
Abstract
This chapter discusses Google's page experience factors and how those factors affect rankings. This includes speed and Core Web Vitals, as well as mobile usability and interstitials. Along with helping a website rank better in search results, faster speeds and better mobile websites also improve how robots crawl the website. These gains make optimizing speed and mobile usability an important part of improving a website's SEO performance.
Matthew Edgar
Chapter 7. Not-Found Errors
Abstract
This chapter reviews not-found errors, also called 404 errors. These errors can often hurt a website's SEO performance if not properly addressed, as well as hurting conversion rates on the website. While many not-found errors do hurt performance, other errors can help performance. This is because not-found errors can be used as a means of signaling to search engines that problematic pages have been removed. Because of the complexity involved with not-found errors, and the potential impacts on performance, it is important to regularly find and address any not-found errors present on the website.
Matthew Edgar
Chapter 8. Redirects
Abstract
This chapter covers redirects. Redirects can be used to support changes to URLs and are a means of fixing not-found errors. However, if not properly maintained, redirects can create problems for a website. To achieve optimal SEO performance, it is important to understand the different types of redirects that can be used, as well as understand how to properly configure and maintain all of the redirects on the website.
Matthew Edgar
Chapter 9. Conclusion: Tech SEO Audit
Abstract
One of the most common ways of engaging with technical SEO is through an audit. An audit of the technical factors discussed in this book can, if done correctly, offer valuable insight into the various problems and opportunities present on a website. However, many audits end up being ineffective because the audit's focus is too formulaic—the audit becomes more about completing a checklist or reviewing key metrics instead of providing valuable insight.
Matthew Edgar
Backmatter
Metadaten
Titel
Tech SEO Guide
verfasst von
Matthew Edgar
Copyright-Jahr
2023
Verlag
Apress
Electronic ISBN
978-1-4842-9054-5
Print ISBN
978-1-4842-9053-8
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-9054-5