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Indexability and site architecture - WordPress Tutorial
From the course: Technical WordPress SEO
Indexability and site architecture
Imagine a library where the books are all scattered around with no shelves or organization whatsoever. How will you even begin to find the book you're looking for? Luckily, your local library probably uses a Dewey Decimal System to arrange your books. The same happens with search engines. After crawling web pages, they have a disorganized collection of trillions of pages of web content. Crawlers already know what the content is about, but they're not able to organize them. With indexation, search engines are able to organize, categorize, and rank web content so users can find exactly what they're looking for in a matter of seconds. In this lesson, you'll learn how improving your website's indexability and site architecture helps search engines easily find and index your pages. In SEO terms, iIndexability means whether a web page can be found by search engines or not. Basically, if a search engine doesn't index a page, it won't be visible in search results. An index works similarly to…
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Indexability and site architecture3m 31s
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Fixing indexation issues2m 53s
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Creating and managing sitemaps2m 57s
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Site errors and redirects2m 52s
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Finding broken and orphan links3m 30s
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Improving structure and architecture2m 19s
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Enhancing understandability with schema2m 56s
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Inserting structured data2m 36s
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