SEO
Why Nepal footers are not internal linking
A directory at the bottom is navigation, not context.
Agencies dump every service in the footer and call it SEO. Google can find the URLs. Humans bouncing from a paragraph cannot. I put phrase links inside the job the reader is already in. Orange, italic, thin, no underline. One or two per section. No links in H1 or H2.
Related pages must be actually related. Frontend talks to SEO when the origin is the topic. A random vs page in a domain lesson is noise.
This site's Nepal and IT hub is a map of essays. Each essay still earns its own internals. The hub does not replace them.
SEO
Titles that tell the truth
The anchor should match the destination H1.
If the page is how to become a backend developer in Nepal, the link says that. Cute copy hides the job. Search intent headings are not 'high-fy'. They are fetchable.
Canonicals and internals should not fight. One URL per job. Blog posts live under blog/. Old paths 301.
I change the live HTML when Search Console says the document is thin. A blog intern cannot do that.
SEO
Crawl paths on a static Nepal site
HTML Google can get on a slow connection.
No client-only nav as the only path. Real tags. The Learn hub, the craft pages, the Nepal IT series, the blog index. A crawler that cannot run your marketing JS still gets a graph.
I keep the graph boring. That is a compliment. How to become an SEO specialist in Nepal is the student version.
If you need a mood board, look at created projects. SEO pages stay written so you do not confuse colour for crawl.
SEO
How I audit a Nepal origin
Click like a stranger. Then fetch like Google.
I read the page, follow two internals, view source, check canonical, check sitemap membership. An hour. Not a 40-page proposal.
Then I edit. The measurement is next week's Search Console, not a screenshot for a deck.
Send two URLs that should talk to each other and currently do not. That is a real brief.