The SEO game has so many moving parts that it often seems like, as soon as we\u2019re done optimizing one part of a website, we have to move back to the part we were just working on.<\/p>\n
Once you\u2019re out of the \u201cI\u2019m new here\u201d stage and feel that you have some real SEO experience under your belt, you might start to feel that there are some things you can devote less time to correcting.<\/p>\n
Indexability<\/a> and crawl budgets<\/a> could be two of those things, but forgetting about them would be a mistake.<\/p>\n I always like to say that a website with indexability issues is a site that\u2019s in its own way; that website is inadvertently telling Google not to rank its pages because they don\u2019t load correctly or they redirect too many times.<\/p>\n If you think you can\u2019t or shouldn\u2019t be devoting time to the decidedly not-so-glamorous task of fixing your site\u2019s indexability, think again.<\/p>\n Indexability problems can cause your rankings to plummet and your site traffic to dry up quickly.<\/p>\n So, your crawl budget has to be top of mind.<\/p>\n In this post, I\u2019ll present you with 11 tips to consider as you go about improving your website\u2019s indexability.<\/p>\n