SEO for Etsy: The Levers That Work and the Limits You Can’t Change
SEO for Etsy is not the same job as SEO for a website you own. On your own site you control the URL, the…
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SEO for eBay: What You Can Actually Control (and What You Can’t)
SEO for eBay works nothing like SEO for a site you own, and pretending otherwise is where most sellers waste their time. You do…
SEO for Drupal: What Actually Works on This Platform
SEO for Drupal starts with an uncomfortable truth: a fresh Drupal install is close to invisible to search engines. Out of the box you…
SEO for Directories: The Constraints That Change Everything
SEO for directories is not regular SEO with a different logo pasted on. A directory is a database that renders thousands of near-identical pages…
SEO for Contentful: What Actually Works on a Headless CMS
SEO for Contentful works differently from SEO on WordPress or Shopify, and the reason is simple: Contentful doesn’t render your website. It’s a headless,…
SEO for Blogs: What Actually Moves the Needle
SEO for blogs is a different job from ranking a homepage or a product page. A blog is dozens or hundreds of pages that…
SEO for BigCommerce: What Actually Works on the Platform
Doing SEO for BigCommerce is less about generic best practices and more about knowing which levers the platform hands you and which ones it…
SEO for Astro: What Actually Works on This Framework
SEO for Astro starts from a better position than most frameworks: Astro ships zero JavaScript by default and renders real HTML, so crawlers get…
SEO for Angular: What Actually Works on a JavaScript App
SEO for Angular is not the same job as SEO for a WordPress blog, and pretending otherwise is why so many Angular sites rank…
SEO for Amazon: A Practical Guide to Ranking Inside the Marketplace
SEO for Amazon is not SEO the way you learned it for Google. There are no backlinks to build, no meta description to write,…