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Schema markup is a form of microdata added to a website's HTML code, providing search engines with more detailed information about the page's content. It helps search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo! better understand the context of the content, which can lead to rich results or enhanced listings in search results.

For example, if you have a web page about a product, schema markup can help define specific details like the product's name, price, availability, and customer reviews. These structured data formats allow search engines to display more informative results, such as star ratings, event details, or FAQs, directly in the.

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Confused between Crawlability and Indexability? Learn how to improve your website’s SEO ranking using Google Crawlability, Indexability, and Mobile-First Indexing in this article.

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How Can I Implement Technical SEO Strategies Such As Site Speed, Mobile-friendliness, Security, And Crawlability To Boost My Website’s Performance And Ranking?

If you’re looking to boost your website’s performance and ranking, implementing technical SEO strategies is essential. From optimizing site speed to ensuring mobile-friendliness, enhancing security measures, and improving crawlability, these tactics can make a significant impact on your website’s visibility and user experience. In this article, we will explore various techniques and best…

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Crawlability and indexability are two important factors that determine how well your website will rank in search engines. If your website is not crawlable or indexable, it will be difficult for search engines to find and index your content, which can hurt your SEO.

Here are 5 ways to improve your website’s crawlability and indexability:

Fix technical SEO issues: This includes things like broken links, duplicate content, and redirect loops. You can use a tool like Semrush to identify and fix these issues.

Create high-quality content: Search engines prefer to index high-quality content that is relevant to users’ search queries. Make sure your content is well-written, informative, and engaging.

Use the right keywords: When you’re creating content, make sure to use the right keywords throughout your text. This will help search engines understand what your content is about and index it more effectively.

Use internal linking: Internal linking helps search engines crawl and index your website more effectively. Make sure to link to all of your important pages from your homepage and other high-traffic pages.

Submit your sitemap to Google Search Console: A sitemap is a file that tells search engines about all of the pages on your website. Submitting your sitemap to Google Search Console will help search engines crawl and index your website more quickly and easily.

By following these tips, you can improve the crawlability and indexability of your website, which can help you to rank higher in search results.

What are some other ways to improve your website’s crawlability and indexability? Let us know in the comments below!

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How to Fix Crawl Errors and Boost Your Website’s Performance

As a website owner or SEO professional, keeping your website healthy and optimized for search engines is crucial. One of the key elements of a well-optimized website is ensuring that search engine crawlers can easily access and index your pages. However, when crawl errors arise, they can prevent your site from being fully indexed, negatively impacting your search rankings.

In this blog, we’ll discuss how to fix crawl errors, why they occur, and the best practices for maintaining a crawl-friendly website.

What Are Crawl Errors?

Crawl errors occur when a search engine's crawler (like Googlebot) tries to access a page on your website but fails to do so. When these crawlers can’t reach your pages, they can’t index them, which means your site won’t show up properly in search results. Crawl errors are usually classified into two categories: site errors and URL errors.

Site Errors: These affect your entire website and prevent the crawler from accessing any part of it.

URL Errors: These are specific to certain pages or files on your site.

Understanding the types of crawl errors is the first step in fixing them. Let’s dive deeper into the common types of errors and how to fix crawl errors on your website.

Common Crawl Errors and How to Fix Them

1. DNS Errors

A DNS error occurs when the crawler can’t communicate with your site’s server. This usually happens because the server is down or your DNS settings are misconfigured.

How to Fix DNS Errors:

Check if your website is online.

Use a DNS testing tool to ensure your DNS settings are correctly configured.

If the issue persists, contact your web hosting provider to resolve any server problems.

2. Server Errors (5xx)

Server errors occur when your server takes too long to respond, or when it crashes, resulting in a 5xx error code (e.g., 500 Internal Server Error, 503 Service Unavailable). These errors can lead to temporary crawl issues.

How to Fix Server Errors:

Ensure your hosting plan can handle your website’s traffic load.

Check server logs for detailed error messages and troubleshoot accordingly.

Contact your hosting provider for assistance if you’re unable to resolve the issue on your own.

3. 404 Not Found Errors

A 404 error occurs when a URL on your website no longer exists, but is still being linked to or crawled by search engines. This is one of the most common crawl errors and can occur if you’ve deleted a page without properly redirecting it.

How to Fix 404 Errors:

Use Google Search Console to identify all 404 errors on your site.

Set up 301 redirects for any pages that have been permanently moved or deleted.

If the page is no longer relevant, ensure it returns a proper 404 response, but remove any internal links to it.

4. Soft 404 Errors

A soft 404 occurs when a page returns a 200 OK status code, but the content on the page is essentially telling users (or crawlers) that the page doesn’t exist. This confuses crawlers and can impact your site’s performance.

How to Fix Soft 404 Errors:

Ensure that any page that no longer exists returns a true 404 status code.

If the page is valuable, update the content to make it relevant, or redirect it to another related page.

5. Robots.txt Blocking Errors

The robots.txt file tells search engines which pages they can or can’t crawl. If certain pages are blocked unintentionally, they won’t be indexed, leading to crawl issues.

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How to Make Your Links Crawlable?

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Man oh man, this is Putrescence Regnant (2021), a bog crawl for Mörk Borg. There is something magical about Mörk Borg, in that its aesthetics are capable of creating ridiculous things that are also right in a perfect nexus of complimentary interests. To wit: I am interested in this product for many reasons.

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Some random details I found in Twilight Princess (Wii), Snowpeak Mansion Edition

Here's one for Castle Town too :)

the entire mansion is plastered full with this emblem:

Which also shows up in Zeldas room in the castle in HD and I swear I also saw in the final dungeon part of the castle, implying with Ashei's backstory that it would mark the knights of the land. However, interestingly, it doesn't sport a triforce that'd usually mark things as being connected to the royal family.

the vast majority of armor sets you can find here are distinctly not human sized. Way too big, legs too short for the rest of the body, only 3 fingers. Gorons, Lizalfos, Yeti? Incredibly beefed up Zora?? Who knows.

the corners of the giant metal blocks you use for block puzzles made a snowflake. Cute. They also have holes/handles on top, so they might be containers.

hearts don't drop. The only way to heal yourself is via soup. Implies healing magic is cold sensitive...?

the furniture is breakable =)

F1

Entrance Room

Yeto was working on repairing the stairs when Yeta fell ill (links looks so tiny lmao)

The entrance room has a giant hole in the roof which reflects upon ice underneath it, but the reflection lacks the wooden beams, meaning that's technically not a reflection but a hole leading straight down the cliffs (realistically they just goofed modeling it but y'know)

the room also has giant paintings of Queen Rutela and a man who lowkey looks like oot's Rauru. Under the stairs you can find discarded paintings of the Temple of Time door, an obscured one that looks to be the Mirror Chamber entrance, and above the stairs there's a small painting of Hyrule Castle

the entrance of the entrance room is the only place rocking pillars with THIS pattern:

which lowkey look like shadow portals. No clue if that's intentional or just 2006-textures-on-a-too-big-screen-crunch, but yeah

Main Room

the main room's got shelves with books on the lower rows while the upper ones are empty, so either the old owners or Yeta like to read

it also has paintings, of Hyrule castle, what looks to be one of its entrances from a bridge?, the obscured one from before in full view (it's 100% the Mirror Chamber) and...Ordon Goats.

between Ashei, Auru, Rusl, and that emblem, this all implies the Resistance might not exactly be a new thing, or at least similar work isn't to its members

there's an old clock on the wall that stopped at exactly 9:40(?) It only has 8 points, which is 100% just an aesthetic choice but indirectly implies Hyrule Clocks go with 8-16-24 instead of our 12-24

Kitchen

the kitchen area's "table" in the corner is actually a very broken bedframe. Meanwhile the real table still has the fish you gave him on it. There's crates with carrots, potatoes, and onions, plus hanging garlic cloves.

The fireplace got pipes for leading smoke outside, meanwhile the giant stone pot's underneath a modern vent. Like just full on, Five Nights at Freddy's style metal square crawlable vent. Also there's a second giant stone pot thrown into a corner.

Left Armory

room directly to the left of the big round one, full of mainly one handed swords, but also spears, 1 + 2 -handed axes, as well as round + uh, shield-shaped shields. It ALSO has armor. Both the giant one you see everywhere, AND regular human sized armor behind it.

Left corner room

very big and very empty except for banners with the emblem and a few minitables + chairs at the walls. Except they're all placed neatly, so this probably wasn't Yeto but intentional.

South of Left Corner Room

The south connecting room also has that chair - table-table-chair combo at a wall, plus the Time Door and Mirror Chamber paintings. You can also look inside the Left Room through fenced windows, so they were probably a hall and gathering room for whoever those weapons were for?

the torches have giant wooden logs as candles lmao

Courtyard

Canons and canonballs, probably to practice using them more than anything. still, if that wasn't proof this was a fortress idk what else is

Right Armory

right corner room and Main Armory, both weapons and armor. And a canon. Right most corner even got a decayed poster with a canon drawing, and you can even read some of it! "(it just tells you to put balls then bombs into canons to shoot them)

the super decayed room underneath it, got nothing interesting except that its super decayed and barely hangs on via some stilts above a bottomless pit

bottom right spiral stairs

aren't actually stairs! It goes up smoothly, to carry canons up. The wheel on each side of the canon is probably for that. They need 2 to carry forward (1 person just rotates them like Link does)

F2

bottom right spiral not-stairs

There's a canon on top. Y'know those square brick formations on top of fortress walls, where artillery fires from? The canon's in front of a ring of those, they're just frozen shut. Left room's also got this same artillery-tower-half-circle extrusion on the other side.

Given that nothing is on the sides of the mansion, they're most likely there to fend off any flying enemies coming from the mountains

Courtyard (upper balcony parts)

F1's got the middle coutyard and 2 halls on the side. F2 should also be like that, except the walls are broken on both sides, allowing Link to just walk across them.

just like F1, F2 also has a canon in the center. You can point it riiiiight at the walls. Or just leave it where, where it then points at a giant hole in a different wall. Man, I wonder what happened to those.

the vent from the kitchen in F1 continues to the left side of the south wall, and you can see steam from the soup come out of it!

Middle Left room

floor's brokwn in the middle leaving a giant hole, much like other rooms, except this one's sureounded by (human sited) guard rails. Implies the decay of this mansion/fortress might've happened or at least started before its abandonement.

Temple Room

Too Right Corner and straight up just a church-aesthetic temple room, except where the pastor would usually have his pult you instead get a door to another room. This is where you get the stairs up to a stage. Still lacks a pult or anything, any cleric who'd stand here would just, stand here.

Like imagine a church but the cleric side is in its own room and also there's no pult, they just stand there

combined with both the oot and tp Temple of Time layouts also rocking this specific style, this might just be how any temple to the Golden Three look like in these eras

the "cleric room" has lit candles, not wooden logs but the actual, original candles. They're the only lit torches of this floor. (Are they magical? Did they get blessed by Din or something? I mean they are red, as is most decorations here, plus fire would be pretty great in this cold >v<)

Also the banks are gigantic, as in taller than Link. I know Nintendo claims this Link's like 1.40m, but everything else fits his ingame more like ~1.70m size, and even if he somehow really were the size of an actual 10 year old, they'd still be too big. Nah these banks are made for whoever is wearing that giant armor.

F3

Boss room (and the only room)

the door is the only one in this mansion that doesn't have a handle to open them. Instead, it goes up via mechanism, and then closes automatically locking you in every time (even after defeating the boss, which is horrible interior design but can be headcanoned as faulty old mechanisms)

The empty handle that was holding the mirror shard can still be seen on the wall

the reason the area froze over during the bossfight is because her scream in the intro broke all the windows, allowing her to blizzard the room

Other rooms

got nothing interesting going on (that wasn't already mentioned)! :D

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