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Fix SEO issues to impove the Ahrefs' Health Score #200

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@nqst nqst commented Dec 28, 2023

Made some changes that should significantly improve our SEO Health Score provided by Ahrefs (it's 73% as of Dec 2023):

  • Fixed a lot of broken links.
  • Fixed that some links that were incorrectly parsed by Docusaurus by using a pathname:// workaround (see /docusaurus/issues/6282). Not super happy with that solution, but I couldn't find a better one.
  • Fixed that Open graph URLs did not match Canonical URLs.
  • Fixed incorrect Twitter card formatting.
  • Significantly optimized some heavyweight images.

Remaining issues:

  • We're using plugin-client-redirects for Docusaurus but it's bad for SEO. Ideally, we should use server-side redirects instead. Is it possible?

@nqst nqst requested review from arturi and Murderlon December 28, 2023 14:30
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Co-authored-by: Antoine du Hamel <antoine@transloadit.com>
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Ideally, we should use server-side redirects instead. Is it possible?

No unfortunately not. GitHub Pages doesn't support it. We would have to switch to deploy on Netlify or Vercel I think.

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arturi commented Jan 3, 2024

Thank you! All looks good to me except pathname. Are we better off with absolute urls? They will transfer better to a different engine if we switch from Docusaurus + self-explanatory.

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nqst commented Jan 3, 2024

Are we better off with absolute urls? They will transfer better to a different engine if we switch from Docusaurus + self-explanatory.

Good point! Just pushed an update.

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Merged via the queue into main with commit 09b23a9 Jan 3, 2024
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@arturi arturi deleted the fix-seo-issues branch January 3, 2024 13:53
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