SEO

• Edit the SEO title and meta description for a page Change a WordPress page's SEO title and meta description, preview the Google result, hide a page from search with noindex, and set a canonical URL.
• SEO for categories, tags, and authors Should you noindex WordPress category, tag, and author pages? Which archives to hide from Google, how to set noindex, and how to check it worked.
• Add your WordPress site to Google Search Console Verify ownership in Google Search Console with the HTML tag, see where to paste it in WordPress, fix a failed verification, then submit your sitemap.
• "Sitemap could not be read" in Google Search Console "Sitemap could not be read" or "Couldn't fetch" in Search Console? Check the sitemap address, WordPress settings, and what blocks Google, then resubmit.
• "Crawled – currently not indexed" in Google Search Console "Crawled – currently not indexed" means Google read the page but chose not to list it. Find out which pages matter, then make them worth indexing.
• Keep your SEO when you redesign or move a website Traffic dropped after a website redesign? Map old URLs to new ones with 301 redirects, keep the content that ranked, and check Search Console after launch.
• Show "last updated" dates on blog posts Why a visible "last updated" date helps readers and search engines, when to show it, and how to show or hide post dates on a Dirigible site.
• Structure a page with headings (H1, H2, H3) Use H1, H2, and H3 headings to outline a page that readers can skim and search engines understand, and restyle a heading without changing its level.
• Why is my website slow? Fix a low PageSpeed score Why is your website slow? Read a PageSpeed Insights report, find what holds the page back (usually images and third-party scripts), and fix that first.
• Set up and optimize your Google Business Profile Set up and verify your Google Business Profile to show up in Google Maps and local search: the right name and category, hours, service areas, and photos.
• Get and respond to Google reviews Get more Google reviews the right way: share your review link, ask at the right moment, reply to good and bad reviews, and know what Google and the FTC ban.
• SEO for a business with several locations Local SEO for a business with several locations: one Google Business Profile per location, a useful page for each, and the same name, address, and phone.

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