SEO
robots.txt: An SEO issue that has been ignored
After constructing two sites with Next.js last month and noticing poor Google indexation, the issue was identified as a missing robots.txt file. To address this, a robots.txt with rules to allow all user-agents, enable access to all content excluding the 'private' directory, and link a sitemap was added to the Next.js app directory. This resolved the indexing issue, underscoring the importance of robots.txt for site visibility.
WordPress SEO: How to dynamically modify meta title?
The meta title, which is the content of the title tag in the head tag of the page, is very important for SEO. Sometimes we need to […]
How to get a lot of traffic quickly with AI SEO WordPress Plugin?
Although the AI SEO WordPress plugin is designed to automate many SEO tasks, it is not designed to obtain rankings and traffic in batches […]
