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Google holds about 90% of worldwide searches, Bing about 5%. Here are the September 2026 numbers, the desktop and mobile split, and what it means for where you spend SEO effort.
Competitor keyword research shows which searches rivals win that you have no page for. Here is a method to pick the right rivals, filter the gaps and ship pages from them.
Most SEOs say three to six months. That number hides four separate clocks: crawling, indexing, ranking and authority. Here is what each one depends on and what you can measure in week one.
Schema.org defines hundreds of types, and a typical site needs about eight. Here are the types of schema in SEO grouped by what they describe, the three syntax formats, which Google features have been retired, and how to choose.
Search Console shows a sample of the links Google has found to your site, free and first-party. Here is where the report lives, what each table answers, how to export it, and when you need a second data source.
Fifteen meta description examples matched to search intent, a repeatable way to write them, and how to review descriptions in a pull request before they ship.
An external link sends a reader from your domain to someone else's. Here is when linking out helps a page, what turns a link spammy, how outbound links differ from backlinks, and a checklist for auditing them in a repo.
There is no universal yes or no. Here is what changes the answer (access controls, personal data, request volume, reuse) and how to run a crawl that stays on the safe side.
A keyword list records phrases; a strategy gives each one a page, an intent and a next action. Here is how to build one that a coding agent can execute file by file.
SEO earns organic visibility by improving the site; SEM buys ad placement. Here is how each works, what each costs, and how to decide which one a goal needs.
Most SEO reports describe a symptom and stop. Here is what to track, which source answers which question, and how to route each finding to the file that fixes it.
FAQ schema marks up a page of questions and authoritative answers as FAQPage JSON-LD. Google stopped showing FAQ rich results in May 2026; here is what the markup still does, how to write it, and how to audit it in a repo.
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