Improving your technical SEO

[rsheldon]

At the end of the day, your content is what will boost you to the top of search results. But in order to rank in the first place, you need strong technical SEO. This will also help you avoid inadvertent penalties from Google. Technical SEO is a broad field encompassing many different optimization tactics.

Share one action you're going to take to improve your website's technical SEO.

*To learn more about this, check out the On Page and Technical SEO lesson via HubSpot Academy. 

[CWa]

I think it is important to ensure that the site is mobile friendly and to also ensure to conduct a speed test. If a page takes too long to load then users may move on to another site. 

[SMaina]

Conduct a site speed test and find out what changes I can make. 

[EUhl-Ritzberg]

i am going to minimize the size of my pictures

[ARadwan]

Ensure that the site is mobile friendly. 

[BAdams4]

I'm going to make sure all my pages have only one H1 tag and use H2 and H3 tags properly.

[EFrank]

I'm going to use google tools to measure the speed of my design, make sure I have a secure website and I am also going to canconolize the main pages and make sure the following pages arent too far behind 

[CWoodrow]

Optimization tools from Google

[PeggyYip]

Make sure the website content displayed in all format, including desktop and mobile consistently.

[Santosh1996]

I would be using google speed test & googles mobile optimization tool to improve my SEO. 

[TylerDeBroux]

For technical SEO, I plan to first check my site speed using Google's tool, and then try to speed up my site by first focusing on the images and possibly resizing them.

[MYAP]

I will start with the easiest "fix" and make sure to check on my Site speed and ensure that it offers an acceptable load time to avoid bounce rate and to keep my site optimized for mobile usage.  Knowing that mobile is the new trend for searching, I need to make sure my site resembles my site on a laptop.  

I have already begun conducting the Google Page Speed test.  So far so good! 

[HMendenhall]

I learned my lesson the hard way with optimizing images. 😉 Thankful for this GREAT course!

[RRaina]

I will be optimizing images, and I will have to work on a responsive design for mobile. Though it's okay-ish, but I think it can be better. Canonicalization is very confusing. Would have to read more about it.

[korismoris]

In our business we really need to improve responsive design and imporve site speed.

[RShekhar]

First of all, I would improve my site's performance by doing responsive design. Furthermore, build robots.txt with the developer, canonicalize my home page & check each and take the Mobile-Friendly Test of Google.

[Rikoajip]

Definitely improving mobile resposiveness and focusing on responsive design to improve our user's mobile experience on our website.

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[Blueskies]

Definitely improving mobile resposiveness and better loading times as a priority so visitors will be able to navigate the website with ease and stay longer. 

[KJosh]

I'll be improving my portfolio sites repsonsive design as well as optimizing the images. I realize now they're way too big.

[BCarl4]

I'll be focusing on responsive design to improve our user's mobile experience on our website. 

[djgower]

Webflow takes care of most technical SEO for me, so I'll primarily focus on reducing image size. I'll do this by auditing image sizes across my entire site to see which are too large.

[soloriodesigns]

Does we flow offer complete SEO for free? Or do you have to pay extra? Also
what’s your experience with we flow whe compared to Wordpress? If you’ve
used WP before.!?