The SEO sprint methodology
Run SEO in focused two-week sprints: diagnose fast, prioritise by impact, ship the fixes that matter, measure the lift, repeat.
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Sprint notes: tactical SEO with deadlines attached.
Run SEO in focused two-week sprints: diagnose fast, prioritise by impact, ship the fixes that matter, measure the lift, repeat.
Read article →High-impact, low-effort technical fixes — indexation, redirects, titles, internal links — that clear the obstacles before any bigger work.
Read article →Pick decaying and near-miss pages, fix what holds them back, re-promote, and measure the lift — value compounds from content you already own.
Read article →Featured snippets, PAA, and AI overviews reshaped the results page. Which features to chase, which to skip, and how to structure content to win them.
Read article →Programmatic internal linking on big sites: hub-and-spoke that holds up, automation pitfalls that bite, and how to audit the link graph you actually built.
Read article →There is no magic links-per-day speed limit. What 'too fast' really signals, why natural link patterns are lumpy, and why velocity panic is mostly wrong.
Read article →When crawl budget actually matters, what wastes it on large sites, and how to steer Googlebot toward the pages that earn rankings.
Read article →How Google renders JavaScript, where hydration breaks, what crawlers actually see, how to test it, and choosing between SSR and prerendering.
Read article →Which schema types earn rich results, how to implement and validate them cleanly, and how to avoid spammy markup that gets ignored or penalized.
Read article →Server logs are the only honest record of how Google crawls your site. What logs reveal, how to run a first analysis, and how to act on findings.
Read article →Why pages aren't indexed, how to read Search Console signals correctly, and a fix checklist ordered from cheapest cause to most expensive.
Read article →Core Web Vitals, HTTPS, mobile and interstitials decoded into real user frustrations, plus how to prioritise the page-experience wins users actually feel.
Read article →A migration is a mapping problem. Build the redirect map, stage and crawl, capture a baseline, expect the dip, and monitor the signals that matter.
Read article →Big sites generate duplication as a byproduct. Consolidate signals with consistent canonicals, tame parameters and faceted nav, and detect drift early.
Read article →A concrete quarter: two weeks of diagnosis, a month of technical fixes, content that targets real demand, authority work, then honest measurement.
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