Notes on crawling, indexation, canonicalization, schema, and Core Web Vitals — the structural problems that quietly keep good pages out of search.
Crawl, indexation, canonicals, schema, internal links, and Core Web Vitals notes from real audits and fixes.
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Read noteEvery technical seo note maps back to one of these — the recurring problems behind most of the work, not an exhaustive syllabus.
What Google fetches, skips, and wastes time on.
“Crawled – currently not indexed”, and why pages vanish.
Duplicate URL clusters and the tags that hide pages.
Markup search and AI engines can actually parse.
Real-world speed fixes, not lab vanity scores.
Internal linking that passes authority where it matters.
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