Is Shopify good for SEO?
Is Shopify good for SEO? It automates canonicals, sitemaps, robots.txt, title tags and SSL. Filters, duplicate copy and product schema still need work.
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Notes from inside the data
We spend our days looking at what is actually ranking. Notes on niche research, Google updates, link prospecting and programmatic SEO — no listicles, and no predictions we cannot back with numbers.
Ghost CMS SEO: what you get by default
Ghost CMS SEO covers the technical basics out of the box: metadata, a sitemap, canonicals and structured data. Here is what is left for you to do.
Framer SEO: what is built in
Does Framer do SEO? It ships sitemap.xml, robots.txt, custom metadata, JSON-LD, redirects and a CMS. Content, links and migrations still need you.
Blogger SEO settings that matter
Blogger SEO settings come down to a few switches: the search description, custom robots header tags, per-post noindex and nofollow. Set them with care.
Astro for SEO: what to set up
Astro for SEO: pre-rendered pages give you a clean start, but the sitemap, titles and canonicals are yours to set up. Here is the short list to do…
The viewport meta tag, explained
The purpose of the viewport meta tag is to tell mobile browsers how wide the page should be. One line fixes it; disabling zoom breaks accessibility.
Trailing slash in URLs: does it matter?
For trailing slash in URL SEO, Google treats /page and /page/ as different URLs. Pick one form, 301 the other and link to it consistently.
Time to first byte (TTFB): what is good?
A good time to first byte is 0.8 seconds or less, and over 1.8 seconds is poor. TTFB is not a Core Web Vital, but a slow one…
Server-side rendering and SEO
Is server side rendering better for SEO? Pre-rendered HTML beats client-side rendering, but static generation often suits content pages better still.