Semrush Free Trial (2026): What You Actually Get in 7 Days
The Semrush free trial runs 7 days and needs a card. What is included, what it costs after, the new plan names, and how to get real value from the week.
Read noteNotes on crawling, indexation, canonicals, schema, and Core Web Vitals: the technical causes that keep good pages out of search, and how each one gets fixed.
Crawl, indexation, canonicals, schema, internal links, and Core Web Vitals notes from real audits and fixes.
The Semrush free trial runs 7 days and needs a card. What is included, what it costs after, the new plan names, and how to get real value from the week.
Read noteI checked what every major rank tracker costs and what it quietly limits. The eight worth paying for, plus the free option most sites should start with.
Read noteGoogle calls deleting content a last resort. Here is the page-by-page pruning decision I ran on 201 old URLs on my own site, and what I actually kept.
Read noteFaceted navigation can spawn 100,000+ URLs from one category page. Which filters to index, which to block, and the noindex mistake that keeps index bloat alive.
Read noteA page-by-page core update recovery method, with real Search Console data from my own site that lost 99% of its Google traffic and climbed back.
Read noteHEIC vs JPG explained: the real differences in size, quality and compatibility, which to use when, and exactly how to convert HEIC to JPG.
Read noteSocial media is rented land; a website is the one part of your online presence you own. Why that still matters in 2026, and how to launch one this week.
Read notePersonalization changes what a visitor sees, not where your page ranks. Here is what Google actually rewards, and how to personalize without hurting your SEO.
Read noteHow to build a content calendar that survives past March: what goes in it, which tool fits, a 6-step setup, and the workflow that keeps you publishing.
Read noteEvery technical seo note maps back to one of these. They are the causes we keep finding on real sites, not a full syllabus.
What Google fetches, what it skips, and where it wastes time.
“Crawled – currently not indexed”, and why pages drop out.
Duplicate URL clusters and the tags that hide pages.
Markup search and AI engines read without guessing.
Speed fixed for real visitors, not a lab score.
Internal links that send authority where it matters.
These notes come out of hands-on technical seo work. When you want the cause found and fixed on your own site, that is the service.
Crawl, indexation, canonicals, schema, architecture, and Core Web Vitals.
Send us the site and what you are seeing. Your first reply comes from Sunny Kumar, with where he thinks the cause is and whether we are the right fix.