Hreflang checks for multilingual and regional websites
Check language URLs, reciprocal hreflang links, canonicals, and navigation so visitors can reach the right version of each page.
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Step-by-step checks, code examples, and explanations for technical SEO and tracking problems.
Check language URLs, reciprocal hreflang links, canonicals, and navigation so visitors can reach the right version of each page.
Read article →Check canonicals, robots tags, redirects, and cache behaviour after a WordPress update. Compare affected templates with pages that still work.
Read article →Find unnecessary filter and sort URLs, keep product discovery intact, and choose crawl controls without confusing them with noindex.
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Compare the HTML response, rendered page, framework payload, and missing routes to find content or indexing problems on JavaScript sites.
Read article →Check whether a launch or update blocked crawling or added noindex. Find the active rule and confirm the correction on the live page.
Read article →Compare the public page with the origin response to find stale cache entries, unsuitable cache rules, and headers that prevent reuse.
Read article →An alternate canonical can be working correctly. Check Google’s selected URL before changing redirects, tags, or internal links.
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Check the latest URL Inspection result, server health, unnecessary URLs, and internal links before deciding why Google has not crawled a page.
Read article →Check live responses, duplicate routes, rendering, and canonical URLs when a deployment changes how search engines reach your pages.
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Compare old and new URLs, redirects, canonicals, rendered content, and internal links to find what changed after your migration.
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