10 non-straightforward things in technical SEO you should know πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡...

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Kristina Azarenko Sparks πŸ’¬@azarchick
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10 non-straightforward things in technical SEO you should know πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡

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1️⃣ Your page doesn’t need to be cached to rank on Google
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2️⃣ Internal pages with a trailing slash / at the end and without it are treated as different URLs
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3️⃣ Google doesn't follow links added with JavaScript
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4️⃣ Images added as a background picture using CSS will not be ranked in the Google Image search
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5️⃣ Disallowing a page in the robots.txt file will not remove that page from Google’s index
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6️⃣ It’s ok if your XML sitemap is noindexed
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7️⃣ The canonical tag is not the only way Google chooses the canonical version of your page
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8️⃣ These parts in the URL are very different: # and #!
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9️⃣ WWW and non-WWW pages are seen as separate URLs
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πŸ”Ÿ Google can’t read JavaScript content added without SEO considerations
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