SEO & GEO
33 articles
What Is GEO (Generative Engine Optimization)? A 2026 Guide
GEO is the practice of optimising content to be cited by AI answer engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. Here is how it works, how it differs from SEO, and how to start.
How to Optimize a Blog Post for SEO and AI Search (GEO)
One workflow that serves Google and AI engines at once: intent, answer-first intros, scannable structure, schema, E-E-A-T, cited stats and freshness.
How to Write SEO-Friendly Content That Ranks
SEO-friendly content starts with intent and depth, not keywords. Place keywords naturally, structure for snippets, build E-E-A-T, and add information gain.
How to Optimize Images for SEO
Image SEO goes beyond speed: filenames, alt text, captions, image sitemaps, structured data and crawlable lazy-loading for Google Images and rich results.
How to Do an SEO Audit (Step by Step)
A complete, step-by-step SEO audit: technical, on-page and off-page checks, the tools to use at each stage, and how to turn findings into a priority plan.
How to Optimize for Voice Search
Voice queries are longer, conversational and often local. How to optimise with natural-language Q&A, FAQ schema, snippet alignment, fast pages and local SEO.
How to Handle Pagination for SEO
Pagination done wrong hides content from Google. The modern best practice: self-referencing canonicals, crawlable links, and view-all vs paginated.
How to Optimize for Featured Snippets
Featured snippets are the answer boxes atop Google results. The three snippet types, how to structure content to win them, and the link to voice and AI answers.
What Is Search Intent and How to Optimize for It
Search intent is the goal behind a query. The four types, how to read the results page to infer intent, and how to match your content to what searchers want.
What Is Anchor Text and How to Optimize It
Anchor text is the clickable words of a link. The five types, why descriptive anchors help users and crawlers, over-optimization risk and internal vs external.
What Is Crawl Budget and How to Optimize It
Crawl budget is how much of your site Google will crawl. What crawl rate and demand mean, who needs to care, what wastes it, and how to optimize on big sites.
What Is International SEO and How hreflang Works
International SEO serves the right language and region to each user. How to structure international URLs, implement hreflang, and avoid mistakes that break it.
How to Do Keyword Research (Step by Step)
Keyword research finds the terms your audience searches. A step-by-step method: seed terms, expand, judge volume and intent, then cluster and map to pages.
How to Build Backlinks the Right Way
Backlinks build authority, but only the right ones. White-hat tactics, quality over quantity, anchor diversity and the link schemes Google's policies forbid.
How to Fix Crawl Errors in Google Search Console
Crawl errors keep pages out of Google. How to read the Pages report, what each status means, and how to fix 404s, soft 404s, 5xx errors and not-indexed pages.
How to Improve Your Click-Through Rate in Search
Ranking is half the battle — people still have to click. How to lift search CTR with better titles, meta descriptions, rich results and intent matching.
What Is a 301 Redirect and When to Use It
A 301 redirect permanently moves one URL to another and passes its ranking signals. How 301 differs from 302, 307 and 308, when to use each, and how to test it.
What Is Technical SEO and How to Audit It
Technical SEO makes your site easy to crawl, index and render. What it covers, why it matters, and a practical audit checklist with the tools to run each check.
How to Test and Validate Structured Data
Structured data only helps if it is valid. How to test it with the Rich Results Test and Schema Markup Validator, read errors vs warnings, fix common mistakes.
What Is Internal Linking and How to Do It Well
Internal links connect your pages, shape crawl paths and spread link equity. How they work, descriptive anchors, topic clusters, click depth and auditing.
What Is Duplicate Content and How to Fix It
Duplicate content splits ranking signals across copies of a page. What causes it, why it is rarely a penalty, and the fixes: canonicals and redirects.
What Are Canonical Tags and How to Use Them
A canonical tag tells search engines which URL is the master version of duplicate pages. How rel=canonical works, where it goes, and the mistakes to avoid.
How to Write a robots.txt File (with Examples)
robots.txt tells crawlers where they can and cannot go. Here is the syntax, real examples, the crawl-vs-index distinction, and handling AI crawlers like GPTBot.
How to Create an XML Sitemap and Submit It to Google
An XML sitemap helps search engines find your key pages. Here is what to include, the format and size limits, how to make one, and how to submit it to Google.