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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.
Organic SEO is how a page earns unpaid visibility in search: crawlable code, useful content, internal links, and references from other sites. Here is how it works and a checklist for running it from a repository.
A crawled page has been fetched, not indexed or ranked. Here is what crawlers do, why a route can stay invisible, and how to check crawling from logs, robots.txt, and sitemaps.
An absolute link spells out the whole URL; a relative link leaves the browser to fill in the rest. Here is where search engines require the absolute form, where either works, and how to audit a repo for the mistakes.
Link bait can earn real editorial links or trip Google spam policies. The difference is execution: what the asset offers readers, and how the link got there.
SEO tags are the HTML elements Google reads to decide what a page is about and how to show it. Here are the nine that matter, what each one does, and how to check them on a live page.
An SEO landing page targets one search query, answers it better than the pages already ranking, and gives the reader one next step. Here is what it needs, how it differs from a paid landing page, and how to build one.
SEOAgent for GitHub
Connect the repo your site lives in. SEOAgent finds what holds the site back in search and fixes it in pull requests. You review and merge every change.