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BNবাংলা#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.
1. okt 2026 · 9 min lugemistHow Search Engines Crawl, Index and Rank a Blog
Before a post can rank it must be discovered, crawled and indexed. A plain-English guide to the three stages of search and what a…
1. okt 2026 · 8 min lugemistBing Webmaster Tools for Bloggers: Is It Worth Setting Up?
Bing Webmaster Tools is free and takes minutes to set up with a Search Console import. What it offers bloggers, which reports to use,…
1. okt 2026 · 8 min lugemistWordPress SEO Plugin Settings That Actually Matter
SEO plugins have dozens of settings, but only a handful matter for a blog. Which ones to check, sensible defaults, and the settings that…
1. okt 2026 · 8 min lugemistPublish Dates, Updated Dates and Freshness in Search
Dates on blog posts affect how search engines and readers judge freshness. Which dates to show, how to mark them up, and why fake…
1. okt 2026 · 9 min lugemistWhy Google Rewrites Your Titles and Meta Descriptions
Search results often show a different title or description from the one you wrote. Why Google rewrites them, which pages it happens to, and…
1. okt 2026 · 8 min lugemistNoindex on a Blog: Which Pages to Keep Out of Search
Noindex keeps a page out of search results while leaving it open to visitors. Which blog pages should carry it, which should not, and…
1. okt 2026 · 8 min lugemistCore Web Vitals for Bloggers: LCP, INP and CLS Explained
Core Web Vitals measure loading, responsiveness and layout stability. What LCP, INP and CLS mean for a blog, the usual causes of poor scores,…
30. sept 2026 · 8 min lugemistPagination and Archive Pages: SEO for Blog Listings
How blog archives, category pages and pagination affect crawling and indexing, what to do with page 2 and beyond, and how to make listing…
30. sept 2026 · 8 min lugemistHeading Structure for SEO: H2s, H3s and Common Mistakes
How to structure H1, H2 and H3 headings in a blog post so readers can scan it, screen readers can navigate it and search…
30. sept 2026 · 8 min lugemistImage SEO for Blog Posts: File Names, Size and Formats
Image SEO for bloggers: descriptive file names, the right format and size, lazy loading, dimensions and captions, so images help pages load fast and…
30. sept 2026 · 8 min lugemistBroken Links on a Blog: How to Find and Fix Them
How broken internal and external links appear on a blog, the free ways to find them, and how to decide between updating, redirecting or…
30. sept 2026 · 8 min lugemistTitle Tag vs H1: Should They Match on a Blog Post?
The title tag and the H1 do different jobs. When they should match, when they should differ, and how to write both so search…