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seo-foundation-kitlisted

Audit and fix technical SEO for a website — diagnose why pages aren't indexed or ranking, build the robots.txt / sitemap / JSON-LD / llms.txt foundation, and design location and service landing pages. Use for "SEO audit", "why isn't my site ranking", "not showing up on Google", "pages not indexed", "improve my SEO", "technical SEO", "structured data", "Search Console", or local SEO work.
0nicell/seo-foundation-kit · ★ 0 · Web & Frontend · score 70
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# SEO Foundation Kit Diagnose before you prescribe. Most sites that "have an SEO problem" have an **indexing** problem, and indexing problems have causes that keyword work cannot touch. ## The rule that matters most **Never propose content or keyword work until the crawl path is verified.** Ask, in this order: 1. Is the page reachable by clicking from the homepage? (not "is it in the sitemap") 2. Is anything blocking it — robots.txt, `noindex`, a canonical pointing elsewhere? 3. Did Google crawl it and decline it? (thin, duplicative) Skipping this is the single most common and most expensive mistake. A real example: three pages sat in "Discovered — currently not indexed" for weeks. The cause was that the homepage linked to none of the site's 22 standalone pages. No amount of content work would have fixed it. ## Phase 1 — Baseline Ask for a Google Search Console export (28 days, queries + pages + index status). If the user does not have GSC set up, say so plainly — without it you are guessing, and you should tell them that rather than producing confident advice from nothing. From the export, establish: - What search demand actually asks for, in users' words — which is often not what the site is positioned as - **Near-misses**: pages with real impressions, ~zero clicks, position 10–60. These are the cheapest wins and should lead the recommendations. - The gap between what the site sells and what people search for Report what the data says before proposing anythin