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#Site architecture

Site architecture is the way pages are organised and linked together. Articles tagged here cover click depth, internal linking, orphan pages, navigation, pagination and faceted filters. They explain how structure affects which pages crawlers find and how importance is shared across a site. Each guide shows how to measure structure with a crawl. You will learn how to flatten deep sections and connect forgotten pages. A clear architecture helps both visitors and search engines find what matters.

HTML Sitemap Pages: When They Still Help SEO and VisitorsOct 1, 2026 · 7 min read

HTML Sitemap Pages: When They Still Help SEO and Visitors

An HTML sitemap is a page of links to your content. When it still helps crawling and visitors, when it adds nothing, and how…

Blog on a Subdomain or Subfolder? The SEO Trade-OffsOct 1, 2026 · 8 min read

Blog on a Subdomain or Subfolder? The SEO Trade-Offs

blog.example.com or example.com/blog/? What really differs for SEO, when a subdomain is fine, and how to move a blog between them without losing traffic.

Infinite Scroll SEO: Make Endless Pages CrawlableOct 1, 2026 · 8 min read

Infinite Scroll SEO: Make Endless Pages Crawlable

Infinite scroll can hide most of your products or posts from search engines. Learn how to build it on real paginated URLs so every…

Breadcrumbs for SEO: Navigation and BreadcrumbList MarkupSep 23, 2026 · 7 min read

Breadcrumbs for SEO: Navigation and BreadcrumbList Markup

Breadcrumbs help visitors and search engines understand where a page sits. How to design them, add BreadcrumbList structured data and avoid the common mistakes.

Website Redesign Without Losing SEO: A Practical GuideSep 19, 2026 · 7 min read

Website Redesign Without Losing SEO: A Practical Guide

A redesign can quietly remove content, links and markup that search depends on. What to protect, what to compare before launch, and how to…

Faceted Navigation SEO: Filters Without Crawl ChaosSep 1, 2026 · 8 min read

Faceted Navigation SEO: Filters Without Crawl Chaos

Shop filters can create millions of near-duplicate URLs. How to choose which filter pages to index, keep the rest out of the crawl and…

Pagination SEO: How to Handle Page 2, 3 and BeyondAug 31, 2026 · 7 min read

Pagination SEO: How to Handle Page 2, 3 and Beyond

How to set up paginated categories and archives so search engines crawl every item: canonicals, links, titles, noindex myths, load-more and infinite scroll.

Internal Linking on Multilingual Sites: Rules That WorkAug 27, 2026 · 8 min read

Internal Linking on Multilingual Sites: Rules That Work

How to link within and across languages on a multilingual site: keep links in the page's language, use the switcher for cross-language links and…

Click Depth in SEO: Why Buried Pages Struggle to RankAug 10, 2026 · 8 min read

Click Depth in SEO: Why Buried Pages Struggle to Rank

Click depth is how many clicks a page is from the home page. Learn why deep pages get crawled and ranked less, what depth…

Orphan Pages: How to Find Them and What to Do With EachAug 9, 2026 · 8 min read

Orphan Pages: How to Find Them and What to Do With Each

Orphan pages have no internal links, so search engines and visitors rarely find them. How to find every orphan on your site and decide…

Crawl Budget Explained: When It Matters and How to Save ItAug 7, 2026 · 8 min read

Crawl Budget Explained: When It Matters and How to Save It

What crawl budget really is, which sites need to care about it, and the practical fixes that stop search engines wasting time on URLs…

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