#Technical seo
The technical side of content sites, explained for people who publish rather than people who build servers. We cover canonical tags, duplicate content, page speed, mobile layout, sitemaps and the settings that quietly stop pages being indexed. You will find which issues genuinely affect a blog and which are theoretical concerns that audit tools exaggerate. We also explain how to check each one yourself with free tools. The aim is a site where good articles are not held back by something fixable.
19.08.2026 · 6 Min. LesezeitMigrating a Blog Without Losing Its Traffic
Most traffic lost in a migration goes through missing redirects and changed URLs. A checklist for before, during and after the move, and what…
17.08.2026 · 6 Min. LesezeitAccessibility for a Blog: The Fixes That Matter Most
An accessible blog works for people using screen readers, keyboards or zoom. The fixes that matter most, how to check them for free, and…
14.08.2026 · 6 Min. LesezeitHreflang for a Multilingual Blog, Without the Headaches
Hreflang tells search engines which language version of a page to show to whom. How it works, the rules that break it most often,…
14.08.2026 · 6 Min. LesezeitBreadcrumbs and Navigation for a Growing Blog
As a blog grows past a hundred posts, readers and search engines need to see where each page sits. Breadcrumbs, menus, archives and related…
14.08.2026 · 6 Min. LesezeitStructured Data for a Blog: What Is Worth Adding
Structured data tells search engines what a page is. The types a blog actually needs, the rule that markup must match the visible page,…
13.08.2026 · 6 Min. LesezeitXML Sitemaps Explained for People Who Publish
An XML sitemap lists the pages you want search engines to find. What belongs in it, what does not, how WordPress generates one, and…
13.08.2026 · 6 Min. LesezeitAI Crawlers, robots.txt and llms.txt: What Site Owners Should Know
Several kinds of crawler now visit websites for AI purposes. What robots.txt can and cannot control, what llms.txt is, and how to decide what…