Technical SEO

Technical SEO means keeping the foundations in order so Google can crawl and understand your site without trouble and visitors get a solid experience: pages that will not open, missing titles, wrong redirects, slow screens, weak pages multiplied on the same topic. However good the content, a faulty foundation can waste your effort. The good side of this work is that most problems can be measured and fixed one by one.

This category is for owners curious about their site's health, people who run their own site on WordPress or another system, and agencies looking after several sites. The guides answer questions like these: What are Core Web Vitals and which thresholds matter? How do you find thin content and zombie pages, and how do you decide between updating, merging and deleting? When are pages competing for the same keyword a problem? If you are new to SEO, what should you check in the first 30 days? Each guide teaches you to base the decision on the page's own data rather than instinct.

To start with SEOLOK, enter a page address in the free site SEO checker and see basics such as title, canonical, robots, heading structure and alt text in one report. The Core Web Vitals analysis shows an address's LCP, INP and CLS from real user data; the SERP preview tool checks how your title will be cut off on Google. To crawl your whole site weekly and see broken pages and what changed since the last crawl, add your site to the panel.