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Robots.txt Wildcard – Cheatsheet - Linktrust

2025-07-13 00:11

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Robots.txt Wildcard – Cheatsheet

The robots.txt file helps webmasters control how search engine bots access their site. While it's a simple text file, using wildcards can make it more powerful — or dangerously misleading. Below is a cheatsheet covering wildcard usage in robots.txt, with real examples.

Blocking JavaScript, CSS, and Fonts in Robots.txt: When It Hurts SEO - Linktrust

2025-07-09 01:16

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Blocking JavaScript, CSS, and Fonts in Robots.txt: When It Hurts SEO

In early SEO, it was common to block CSS, JS, and font files to save crawl budget. Today, that approach often harms your rankings. Search engines render pages like browsers—and blocking key assets limits their understanding of your content and layout.

When and Why to Use Noindex Instead of Canonical - Linktrust

2025-07-08 00:08

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When and Why to Use Noindex Instead of Canonical

Canonical tags and noindex serve different SEO purposes. Confusing them can lead to index bloat, crawl waste, or ranking drops. Here's when to use noindex instead of a canonical tag.

Canonical Conflicts: Causes, Detection, and Fixes - Linktrust

2025-07-08 00:07

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Canonical Conflicts: Causes, Detection, and Fixes

Canonical tags are designed to signal the preferred version of a page. But when implemented incorrectly, they cause confusion for search engines—resulting in poor indexation, duplicate content issues, or even traffic loss.

JavaScript SEO in 2025: What Googlebot Can and Can’t See - Linktrust

2025-07-07 23:44

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JavaScript SEO in 2025: What Googlebot Can and Can’t See

Despite major improvements, Googlebot still has limitations when it comes to JavaScript-heavy sites. If your core content or links rely on client-side rendering, you risk being partially or entirely invisible to search engines.

Why Your Sitemap Might Be Hurting Your Crawl Budget - Linktrust

2025-07-07 23:42

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Why Your Sitemap Might Be Hurting Your Crawl Budget

A sitemap is meant to guide search engines—not confuse or overwhelm them. But misconfigured sitemaps can waste crawl budget, leading to poor indexing. Here's how:

Canonical Tags: When to Use Them and When You Shouldn’t - Linktrust

2025-07-04 18:49

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Canonical Tags: When to Use Them and When You Shouldn’t

Canonical tags are a critical part of technical SEO, used to signal to search engines which version of a URL should be treated as the authoritative one. When implemented correctly, they help consolidate link equity, reduce duplicate content issues, and improve crawl efficiency. When misused, they can lead to loss of rankings or indexing errors.

How to Identify and Fix Crawl Budget Waste - Linktrust

2025-07-04 18:45

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How to Identify and Fix Crawl Budget Waste

Crawl budget refers to the number of pages Googlebot is willing and able to crawl on a website within a given timeframe. While crawl budget is rarely a concern for small sites, for large websites (10,000+ URLs), inefficient use of it can slow indexing, waste server resources, and negatively affect SEO performance.

Why Trust Flow Is More Important Than Citation Flow in SEO - Linktrust

2025-07-04 18:40

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Why Trust Flow Is More Important Than Citation Flow in SEO

In the world of SEO, link quality is everything. Among the various link metrics available, Majestic’s Trust Flow (TF) and Citation Flow (CF) are widely used to evaluate backlink profiles. While both are useful, they serve different purposes — and when it comes to assessing real SEO value, Trust Flow is significantly more important than Citation Flow.

SERP Personalization Factors: What Really Changes Google Results? - Linktrust

2025-07-04 18:29

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SERP Personalization Factors: What Really Changes Google Results?

Google Search results can vary significantly between users, even when they enter the same query. This variation is caused by SERP personalization — a set of signals Google uses to tailor results for each searcher. Understanding these factors is critical for accurate SEO analysis, especially in local and competitive contexts.

Google Search Localization Explained: gl vs hl vs uule - Linktrust

2025-07-04 18:25

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Google Search Localization Explained: gl vs hl vs uule

When performing SEO analysis or trying to simulate Google search results from different regions, three URL parameters are critical: gl, hl, and uule. Each controls a different aspect of localization and can significantly affect the content of SERPs.