Knowledge Base

If your page has a meta description tag but it has no text, you can update the tag to add relevant copy. Here’s how.

Having the same text for both your title and meta description is a missed opportunity for optimization. If they are the same, you can update your meta description (or title tag) to be more descriptive...

Having the same text in both your and meta description is a missed opportunity for optimization. If they are the same, you can update either one to make it unique from the other.

Broken or incorrect hyperlinks not only affect users, they interfere with Googlebot’s ability to crawl your site.

While relative URLs come with quicker coding, a staging environment, and faster load times, they can lead to issues with crawling.

The “onclick” attribute does what it sounds like: it’s activated when a user clicks it. However, Googlebot will follow the href reference, while users experience the onclick.

If your hreflang uses an underscore instead of dash, you can update the attribute to solve this issue.

If a page has been translated into a different language, it will need an hreflang attribute that points to itself. For pages missing this self-reference, it can be added. Here’s how.

Using the wrong regions in the hreflang attribute results in not getting picked up by Google. It’s important to have invalid/incorrect regions updated to avoid this.