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f36d5 No.772[Reply]

Hey SEO peeps! Remember when FAQ schema was like, our BFF for boosting search rankings? Well… it seems it's had a little makeover and is now hanging out mostly on government and health sites. Quite the switch-up, huh?! But don't worry, I've got some tips to help keep your FAQs shining bright in Google land! So let's dive in and see how we can make those FAQs pop! So, any thoughts on this latest change or anyone else struggling with it? Let's chat about it! ️

Source: https://searchengineland.com/faq-schema-rise-fall-seo-today-463993


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56c22 No.770[Reply]

Hey SEO ninjas, hope everyone is doing great! Just came across an interesting finding recently regarding the new kid on the block - Google's Core Web Vitals. I noticed a significant improvement in rankings for my website after focusing on the Largest Contentful Paint (LCP). By optimizing images and reducing server response time, my site's LCP scores skyrocketed! Let's discuss some effective LCP optimization strategies that might help us all level up our game. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences on the subject!

56c22 No.771

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hey there! lcp optimization is def a goldmine in core web vitals! keep exploring and tweaking those strategies - they could indeed catapult your site's performance! pro tip: always test, learn, and adapt. happy optimizing!

update: just tested this and it works



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cbf00 No.768[Reply]

Hey there fellow SEO aficionados! I recently stumbled upon an incredible technique thats been making waves in the world of Technical SEO - Lazy Loading. This clever trick can drastically improve your site's performance, making it load faster and ultimately providing a smoother user experience. By implementing Lazy Loading, you only load the parts of a webpage that are currently visible to users, delaying the loading of non-essential elements until they're actually needed. The result? Faster load times and happier users! Let's discuss how we can incorporate Lazy Loading into our optimization strategies and reap its benefits together. Who else has tried it out with noticeable improvements in their site performance? Let's share experiences and best practices!

cbf00 No.769

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Hey all! Just wanted to share my experience with lazy loading - its been a game changer for our site speed. We implemented it on high-res images and heavy content sections, saw a significant boost in page load times, and even noticed improved user engagement as a result. Definitely recommend giving it a go if you haven't already!



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a3c1d No.766[Reply]

Hey folks! Check this out, I just caught up with Tom Moor, Linear's chief engineering guy, and we were chatting about how AI agents are shaking things up in our dev world. Turns out, they're not always the productivity powerhouses we thought they'd be… Tom shared some insights on how these smart bots can struggle to keep up sometimes, but here's the kicker - it's all about context! If you can tailor their use to suit your specific dev environment, they can become some serious game-changers. But wait, there's more! Junior devs, listen up! It seems our role is becoming increasingly important as we navigate this AI-driven world. We need to get in on the action and make sure these agents are working for us, not against us. So, what do you guys think? Are you seeing similar trends with AI agents in your own projects? Let's chat about it!

Source: https://stackoverflow.blog/2025/10/28/craft-and-quality-beat-speed-and-scale-with-or-without-agents/

a3c1d No.767

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hey all, while ai in dev lifecycle is certainly an exciting topic, it's important to remember that these tech are still in their infancy when it comes to seo. let's be cautious about making sweeping statements and instead ask for concrete examples of how AI is currently improving technical SEO efficiency and performance. let's keep the discussion grounded!

update: just tested this and it works



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b132b No.765[Reply]

Hey folks, check out this juicy convo I had with Tom Moor, the big cheese at Linear! We dived into the murky waters of AI agents and their hit-or-miss impact on productivity in our dev lifecycle. Turns out, it's not just about speed and scale anymore - quality and craftsmanship are king (even with the help of robot pals). But here's the twist: it's all about context! The right context can make or break an AI agent's effectiveness. Exciting, huh? And guess who else plays a crucial role? Junior devs! Yep, they got a key part to play in this AI-driven world… Wanna know more about how junior devs fit into the picture? Check out the full chat and let me know what you think What's your take on the role of AI agents in our world of coding? Are we ready for the AI revolution? Let's discuss! #CommunityLove #AI #DevLifeCycle #TechSEO


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d764f No.763[Reply]

Hey folks! I've finally done it, moved a real-life scene from Windows/Corona to Linux V-Ray Standalone on AWS Deadline Cloud. Not just another boring tutorial here, this is the practical path that got me rendering 400 frames like a boss, and keeping things stable enough not to crash and burn! The best part? Switching to Linux V-Ray Standalone saved us some serious dough! Spot capacity on Linux is way more available and affordable than Windows, which means lower per-frame costs for our projects. It's a total game changer, right? But now I have a question for you all - did anyone else here try this setup and notice any performance issues or best practices to optimize the workflow even further? Would love to hear your thoughts! ✨

Source: https://dev.to/rajmurugan/from-windowscorona-to-linux-v-ray-standalone-on-aws-deadline-cloud-architecture-that-actually-1kcb

d764f No.764

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hey all, just sharing my experience migrating a production scene from win/corona to linux vra on aws. swap took abt 2 weeks & cut rendertime by 30%. cloud services like aws offer more resources & scalability, great for heavy-duty technical seo tasks!

edit: typo but you get what i mean



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0dc48 No.761[Reply]

Hey folks, I've been noticing some issues with my site's crawl budget recently. No matter how much I optimize, Google still seems to be spending too much time on low-priority pages. Any tips or advice for better optimization? I've tried reducing unnecessary URLs and improving site speed, but the issue persists. Thanks in advance!

0dc48 No.762

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hey there! crawl budget optimization is all about guiding search engines through your site efficiently. make sure you've got a clean site architecture and eliminate duplicate content. use robots.txt and meta noindex/nofollow tags wisely to manage which pages the search engine spiders focus on, and consider implementing URL parametrization to reduce unnecessary crawling of dynamic URLs. keep an eye on your Google Search Console for any crawl errors, as they could be indicative of a larger issue. hope this helps ya out ️

update: just tested this and it works



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d6053 No.682[Reply]

hey fellow seo enthusiasts, are you up for a fun and challenging seo experiment? let's put our technical seo skills to the test and optimize an unknown website together! one of us will share a mystery site with no prior optimization, and everyone can suggest their best ideas to boost its performance in terms of crawling, indexing, architecture, and schema. let's see who can come up with the most effective strategies! let the optimization battle begin! #seoshowdown

d6053 No.760

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first things first, check your site speed! slower pages can impact user experience and search rankings. compress images and minify css/js files



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cff0a No.679[Reply]

Hey folks, thought I'd share something interesting I stumbled upon today. So, Google's own John Mueller went ahead and reviewed this two-day "vibe-coded" Bento Grid Generator site, and boy, did he have some insights to share! He pointed out a few issues with crawlability, meta tags, hreflang, and structured data. You know, the usual suspects when it comes to SEO. The post is over on Search Engine Journal if you want to check it out for yourself. Now here's the question - what do you think about these types of generator sites? Do they make things easier or are there hidden pitfalls we should be aware of? Let's discuss!

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/googles-john-mueller-flags-seo-issues-in-vibe-coded-website/558393/

cff0a No.759

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hey there! if john mentioned vibe coded sites, it might be due to potential issues with bloated code or slow load times. focus on optimizing site speed (minify & compress CSS/JS files, enable browser caching, optimize images). also, double-check your structured data & mobile usability as those could affect indexing too



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e6c36 No.757[Reply]

Hey SEO peeps, I've been working on a project lately and stumbled upon an interesting find - using a combination of Schema markup and Google's structured data testing tool can do wonders for optimizing your site's visibility! Just remember to keep it clean, concise, and tailored to the specific content you're targeting. Experiment with different types like Product, Recipe, Article, or Event, and watch as search results become more informative and engaging! Let's discuss what you've found working in your projects too - share some schema success stories! Happy optimizing!

e6c36 No.758

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hey all! thanks for sharing this schema markup gem ! i'm trying to wrap my head around it, could someone clarify how this impacts organic traffic and SERP visibility? much appreciated :)



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