Everyone is selling llms.txt as the key to AI search. I checked the proposal, the provider docs and real server logs to see who actually reads it.
Technical SEO
Dive into the nitty-gritty of Technical SEO through my blog posts. From XML sitemaps and robots.txt to website speed and mobile optimization, I cover the essentials. This category is a goldmine for web developers and SEO enthusiasts looking to elevate their site’s search performance. But there’s much more to discover!
Ever wondered how Core Web Vitals affect your site’s ranking? I’ll break it down for you, offering actionable tips to improve user experience and, ultimately, your position in search results. I’ll also cover the importance of schema markup and how it can significantly boost your site’s visibility in search engines.
For those who are new to Technical SEO, I’ll provide beginner’s guides that cover the SEO basics. Think of it as your Technical SEO 101 course, giving you the foundational knowledge needed to understand more complex topics. On the flip side, advanced users will find deep dives into topics like JavaScript SEO, server-side rendering, and other intricate subjects.
Moreover, I’ll share case studies from my own experiences as a web developer and SEO strategist. These will include both success stories and cautionary tales, complete with the strategies I used and the lessons I learned. My goal is to offer you a practical, real-world perspective on Technical SEO.
Lastly, I’ll keep you updated on the latest industry trends and updates. From Google’s ever-changing algorithms to new tools and plugins, staying ahead of the curve is crucial in the SEO world.
So, whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, this category promises to be your go-to resource for all things Technical SEO. Welcome to this enriching section of my personal blog!
How to improve CLS score: fixes I use on client sites
Layout shifts frustrate visitors and hurt Core Web Vitals. Here is how I measure and improve CLS score results on WordPress and WooCommerce client sites.
Crawl budget: what to ignore, and what actually matters
Crawl budget is a concern for very large or fast-changing sites, not for a normal site. Here is what Google’s current docs say to watch, and what to leave alone.
Why your website cookie wall is likely illegal: 2026 GDPR standards (focus Romania)
For many website owners in Romania, the “cookie wall” (that dark overlay blocking your content until a user clicks “Accept”) has become a go-to solution for tracking. However, recent enforcement actions by the ANSPDCP (The National Supervisory Authority for Personal Data Processing) and updated European guidelines have made it clear: these practices are high-risk and […]
Googlebot’s 2026 shift: Why your content might be “invisible” despite a 200 status
Lots of changes happening on Google’s side lately. One of the latest is related to page crawling file size. It seems that it is not enough anymore to make the page return a 200 OK status in the crawl reports. According to definitive documentation released in February 2026, that success message might be not exactly […]
Universal Commerce Protocol: The Technical Guide for SEOs
Beyond the click: Implementing the Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP) For two decades, the goal of e-commerce SEO was simple: rank, click, and convert on-site. But with the rollout of the Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP) in early 2026, Google is fundamentally changing the “click” part of that equation. We are entering the era of Agentic Commerce, […]
Fixing “Access Forbidden (403)” and Crawl Blocks in Google Search Console
If you manage large websites, dealing with Google Search Console crawl errors can be a nightmare. You expect to see green “Indexed” bars, but instead, you are greeted by thousands of URLs flagged as “Blocked due to access forbidden (403)” or “Blocked by robots.txt.” Google tells you that there is an error, but it rarely […]
I built CrawlerCheck: My own bot and AI crawler checker
Why I built my own crawler checker: My Search for the perfect crawler and bot analyzer tool As a web developer and SEO professional, I’ve used countless tools over the years—both free and premium. While many are powerful, I always felt something was missing: clarity, speed, and reliability. I needed a tool I could trust […]
SSR vs. SSG vs. CSR: choosing the right rendering strategy for your web app
In this article, we’ll explore: What Are CSR, SSR, and SSG? Client-Side Rendering (CSR) CSR delivers a minimal HTML shell to the browser, which then uses JavaScript to build the page dynamically. Pros: Cons: Server-Side Rendering (SSR) SSR renders the full HTML on the server for every request, sending a fully formed page to the […]
Google search operators for SEO
Unleash the power of Google search operators for SEO mastery Google Search is an indispensable tool for SEO professionals. However, beyond basic keyword searches, lies a world of precision and insight accessible through Google Search Operators. These operators allow you to refine your queries, uncover hidden data, and gain a competitive edge. This article will […]