SEO tips for django


  1. Use the redirects app to manage url changes Django documentation
  2. Use post save signals to handle slug/url changes in your models Link
  3. Use sitemap The sitemap framework
  4. Use slugfield Model field reference
  5. Use cached template loaders to reduce page load times The Django template language: For Python programmers
  6. Use a css/js compressor to reduce page load times django_compressor
  7. Use django-robots to manage your robots file django-robots
  8. If you’re rolling an e-commerce site, don’t reinvent the wheel, just go with The Best Django CMS. It’s the best code and seo friendly cms framework for django
  9. Manage object level meta data with django-seo
  10. Not django specific but submit your site to google webmasters Webmasters – Google. For bing: Bing – Webmaster Tools
  11. Not django specific again but load your page using Make the Web Faster and make all the recommended changes
  12. Crawl your site content to find broken links using Xenu or Integrity for Mac

  13. Other Stuff

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