10 Steps To Boost Your Site’s Crawlability And Indexability Ep. 557
If search engines can’t find your web pages, all the optimization in the world will do no good. Boost your site’s crawl ability and indexability to…
Technical SEO basics cover meta tags, keyword-rich content at 1 to 3 percent density, inbound and outbound links, 301 redirects to consolidate duplicate homepages, and clear calls to action to drive conversions.
you can have www.houstonplumber.com, you can have www.houstonplumber.com slash index.html, you can have non-www just houstonplumber.com slash, and then that's the homepage, and then slash index.html. That's four homepages
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If both versions resolve without a redirect, Google treats them as separate pages with duplicate content. Links pointing to different versions split link juice across multiple pages. A 301 redirect consolidates all versions into one, combining all inbound links into a single page with full link authority.
The hosts recommend targeting between 1% and 3% keyword density. They caution that content writers can get overzealous at 3%, so they often say 1%. The goal is keyword-rich content that reads naturally, not stuffed repetition that sounds awkward and signals spam to Google.
Google cannot read images, so alt tags tell search engines what an image contains and are a valid place for keywords. Naming the image file itself, for example Houston-Plumber.jpg instead of image84962.jpg, adds another relevant signal Google uses when indexing images in search results.
For service-based businesses like plumbers or doctors, a decreasing time on site paired with rising conversions means visitors are finding the call to action quickly and contacting the business. The hosts say this is the desired outcome, though informational or video-heavy sites still benefit from longer visits.
Google Caffeine indexes content faster, deeper, and more contextually than it ever has before. So you can't just write crap and get to the first page, even if it makes sense, you know.
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we're probably the only SEO, internet marketing company, and web design company who says time on site should be decreased.
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Matthew Bertram is an AI keynote speaker, creator of DIG™ (Digital Information Governance), and owner and CEO of EWR Digital. He helps energy and industrial leaders win visibility in AI search (GEO and AEO), is President of ModalPoint and CMO of the Oil & Gas Global Network, hosts The Best SEO Podcast, and has authored eight books including LLM Visibility. More about Matthew Bertram.
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