The umbracoUrlAlias property in Umbraco CMS allows users to create multiple friendly URL paths for a single content node without altering the original URL. This feature enhances SEO and user experience but requires careful management to avoid duplicate content and keyword cannibalization. Proper implementation can improve accessibility and search rankings.
UmbraCare discusses the umbracoUrlName property in Umbraco CMS, which allows users to create custom, SEO-friendly URLs for content nodes without altering their original names. The article outlines its features, practical applications, and step-by-step instructions for implementation, along with troubleshooting tips and SEO best practices.
ByteEditor's visual page builder simplifies on-page SEO for Umbraco users by providing instant SEO summaries, actionable recommendations, and automated structured data generation. It enhances content optimization through features like meta tag crafting, image alt text control, and seamless redirect management, making technical SEO accessible without coding expertise.
In his article, Dean Leigh discusses the ongoing debate between using JSON-LD and Microdata for Schema Markup in Umbraco. He highlights that while JSON-LD is often recommended for its ease of implementation, Microdata can be more efficient and less prone to errors in certain scenarios. Dean emphasizes the importance of choosing the right format based on specific project needs rather than following trends blindly.
In a recent discussion, the Umbraco community suggested adding UTM parameters to UMB.FYI newsletters to help authors track web traffic sources. The newsletter now includes parameters indicating the source and medium, while ensuring no identifiable data is shared. This change aims to enhance authors' insights and demonstrate the newsletter's value.
Joe Kepley discusses the transition from WordPress to Umbraco, emphasizing the importance of SEO. He highlights Umbraco's superior content modeling capabilities, which facilitate automatic SEO enhancements like structured data markup. Kepley suggests practical tools and strategies, such as using SEOChecker and ensuring proper heading hierarchy, to empower editors in optimizing their sites effectively.