Interaction to Next Paint is good at 200ms or less in Search Console. Here is why chat widgets, call tracking and insurance forms make treatment center sites fail it, and a five-minute check to find the slow script.
Robots.txt stops Google from crawling a page, not from indexing it. Here is how robots.txt and noindex differ under Google's documentation, the 24-hour, 12-hour and 30-day timing rules that catch teams off guard, and a fifteen-minute check for treatment center websites.
Google indexes at most one video per page, and only on a page built around that video. Here is what Search Console's Video indexing report means for treatment center facility tours, why click-to-play facades block indexing, and a ten-minute check to run today.
LocalBusiness markup confirms facts your Google Business Profile already states. Here is what Google requires, the five errors we find on treatment center sites, and a five-minute check you can run today.
Google indexes the smartphone version of your pages. Here are the ways treatment center sites end up with thinner mobile HTML than desktop, and a five-minute Search Console check to see what Google actually stored.
Hacked spam on a treatment center website is usually built so staff can't see it. Here's how cloaked hacks work, what Google's Security Issues report requires, and the 30-day Repeat Offender rule that makes rushed cleanups costly.
Google decides a page’s language from its visible text, ignores the lang attribute, and rejects es-419 as an hreflang code. Here is how a bilingual treatment center site should be set up, plus a two-minute check you can run today.
Google lists nine sources for the title it shows and seven specific reasons it replaces yours. Here is what its documentation says, why there is no official character limit, and a one-line check you can run on any page today.
Google’s Change of Address tool links an old and new domain for 180 days, but its own site move guide says to keep redirects for at least a year. Here is what each requirement means for a treatment center rebrand, and the launch-day check to run.
A soft 404 is a page that returns HTTP 200 but reads like an error to Google, so it stays out of the index. Here is what causes them on treatment center and service-area sites, a two-minute check you can run today, and how to choose between a 404, a 301, or a better page.
