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A directory is a structured list of websites, businesses, or files that helps people and search engines find organized information quickly.
Local SEO helps your business show up in search results when nearby people look for products or services like yours.
NAP means Name, Address, Phone Number and it helps search engines and people find and trust your local business.
Page speed is how fast a web page shows on your screen, and it matters because faster pages keep visitors happy and help websites rank better in search results.
Structured data is a special way of writing information on a webpage so search engines can understand it clearly and show richer results.
Mobile friendly means a website is easy to read, click and use on a phone, which keeps visitors happy and helps the site rank better in Google.
Robots.txt is a simple text file that tells search engines which pages of a website they can visit and which pages they should avoid.
HTTPS is a way for websites to send and receive data safely so no one can easily see or change what you do online.
A sitemap is a simple file that lists all important pages on a website so search engines and people can find them quickly.
An internal link is a clickable word or image on a website that sends you to another page on the same website, helping people and search engines move around easily.
