Technical SEO Best Practices: How To Improve Discoverability, Crawlability & Rankings - Search Engine Journal

Webinar

Wednesday, July 17 at 2 pm ET

While on-page SEO gets a lot of attention, overlooking your website's technical foundation can severely limit your ability to rank on search engines (and reach new customers).

Is your technical SEO where it needs to be for success?

Join us as we explore an actionable framework for auditing and improving your technical SEO across four key pillars—discoverability, crawlability, indexability, and user experience. You'll walk away with tactics to send stronger signals to Google and outrank your competition.

You'll learn:

  • How to optimize for discoverability through sitemaps, site architecture, and more.
  • Strategies to improve crawl budget and avoid crawler traps.
  • How to leverage Schema and optimize heading structure for better indexability.
  • The top tools and processes for continuous technical SEO monitoring.

With Steven van Vessum and Alexandra Dristas, we'll also dive into best practices for Core Web Vitals and accessibility that will create an enhanced user experience for your audience.

If you're looking to maximize website performance through technical SEO, you can't afford to miss this webinar.

Be sure to show up live with your burning questions for Steven and Alexandra, and stick around to ask them in our interactive Q&A following the presentation!

Unable to make it that day? Save your seat and we'll send you a recording after the presentation.

Speakers

Steven van Vessum

Steven van Vessum

Director of Organic Marketing, Conductor

Alexandra Dristas

Alexandra Dristas

Principal Solutions Consultant, Conductor

Host

Loren Baker

Loren Baker

Founder, Search Engine Journal

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