Building SEO-Friendly Sites with Drupal
summary
Force all domains to canonicalize to one host, configure robots.txt to block staging, and use Pathauto + Token patterns so aliases follow a predictable hierarchy. Install Redirect auto-creates redirects to turn old aliases into 301s when titles change and avoid 404s. Generate and submit an XML sitemap submission to Google Search Console, use the Meta Tag module (it uses the body summary as the default description) and add Google Analytics or Tag Manager for tracking. Include schema/RDF or JSON‑LD for structured job/listing data.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:13About Me
- 1:02What Is SEO?
- 3:36Areas Builders Can Help
- 4:00Problem: Many Domains
- 4:59Solution: Redirect Domains
- 6:48What are URLs?
- 7:50URLs Should
- 9:45robots.txt
- 11:56URL Aliases
- 12:42Module: Pathauto
- 13:47Pathauto (Cont.)
- 19:27Global Redirect (Cont.)
- 22:57XML Sitemap
- 23:44Google Search Console
- 26:16Page Title
- 30:00Metatag Node Edit Display
- 30:52Real-Time SEO
- 34:01Drupal Core RDF
- 39:08Google Analytics
- 41:04Tracking Code
- 43:47Site Verify
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