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Technical Issues Website

TI

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Technical Issues of a Website

1. Slow Page Speed:


- Pages that take too long to load negatively impact user experience and SEO
rankings. Factors such as unoptimized images, excessive JavaScript, or server
issues can contribute to slow speeds.

2. Broken Links:
- Internal and external broken links create a poor user experience and lead to
crawl errors, which negatively impact SEO. These need to be identified and fixed
regularly.

3. Mobile Responsiveness:
- Websites that aren't optimized for mobile devices suffer from higher bounce
rates. With mobile-first indexing, Google prioritizes mobile-friendly sites.

4. Duplicate Content:
- Duplicate content confuses search engines, which leads to lower rankings or
even penalties. This can occur when the same content is accessible via different
URLs or if duplicate meta tags are used.

5. Poor URL Structure:


- Messy or non-optimized URLs (e.g., URLs with excessive parameters or lacking
keywords) make it harder for search engines to understand the site structure,
affecting SEO.

6. Missing or Improper Use of Header Tags (H1, H2, etc.):


- Header tags help search engines understand the structure of the content.
Missing or incorrectly used headers confuse crawlers and harm SEO.

7. Sitemap Issues:
- An outdated or improperly formatted sitemap makes it difficult for search
engines to crawl and index the website efficiently. A missing sitemap can result in
reduced visibility for certain pages.

8. Incorrect Use of Robots.txt:


- Misconfigured robots.txt files can prevent search engines from crawling
important sections of the site, hurting overall rankings.

9. Lack of HTTPS Security:


- Websites without an SSL certificate (HTTPS) are flagged as not secure by
browsers and penalized by search engines. This affects both user trust and SEO
performance.

10. Non-Optimized Images:


- Large, uncompressed images slow down page load times. Additionally, images
without proper alt text miss out on opportunities to improve SEO.

11. Core Web Vitals Issues:


- Google’s Core Web Vitals, including metrics like Largest Contentful Paint
(LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), affect rankings.
Failure to meet these standards results in lower search engine visibility.

12. JavaScript Rendering Problems:


- Search engine bots sometimes struggle to crawl JavaScript-heavy websites,
leading to issues in indexing and ranking important pages.

13. No Canonical Tags:


- Canonical tags help prevent duplicate content by indicating the preferred
version of a page. Missing canonical tags can lead to indexing problems and diluted
SEO signals.

14. Poor Internal Linking:


- Internal links help search engines discover your content and understand its
structure. A lack of internal linking or improper links negatively affects
crawlability and user navigation.

15. Missing Meta Descriptions and Title Tags:


- Meta descriptions and title tags are key SEO elements. Missing or poorly
optimized tags harm click-through rates and overall rankings.

Addressing these issues is crucial to improve both the technical health and search
engine performance of a website.

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