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I am new here and I am an SEO.

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Welcome ! Since asked for practical tips, here is a fast checklist I give new SEOs when auditing a site.

  • Set up and submit an XML sitemap. Watch the Indexing report and URL Inspection to see exactly what Google can and cannot access.

  • Prevent accidental indexing mistakes. Use a robots file only where appropriate (e.g., on staging), and avoid blocking essential CSS/JS. For a staging site:

# robots.txt for staging only
User-agent: *
Disallow: /

Do not deploy that to production. See Google’s robots guidance: robots.txt basics.

  • Consolidate duplicates early: pick one canonical URL per page (HTTPS, no mixed www, clean parameters), 301 everything else, and add a <link rel="canonical"> on the preferred version to prevent split signals.

  • Check performance and UX with Core Web Vitals. Run PageSpeed Insights and prioritize Largest Contentful Paint, Cumulative Layout Shift, and Interaction to Next Paint.

  • Qualify outbound links. Mark paid/affiliate links as rel="sponsored" and user-generated links as rel="ugc" to stay within Google’s guidelines: qualify your outbound links.

If you share a URL, folks here can help sanity-check robots, sitemaps, and canonicals. And +1 to : browsing existing threads is great, but a focused checklist like this makes it easier to get traction on day one.

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Why don't you post SEO tips n trick. It helps me since I'm newbie

Hello. I would recommend looking around for forum topics on here. Lots of tips already abound. The usual tips such as page content, building links, making your website easy to navigate are areas of topic here.

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