Mark up your pages with Schema

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Tags are rarely useful to users who aren't already on your site. From an SEO perspective, these pages rarely provide value, and you generally don't want these pages indexed and sending traffic from Google (the quality of traffic is low).

And the same goes for media pages and other post formats qatar telegram data that WordPress uses. Typically, you don’t want these to be indexed by Google, and in that case, you can add “noindex” tags directly in Yoast.

Go to: SEO > Search Appearance > Taxonomies

Here you can choose whether or not to display the taxonomy type in search results.
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Make sure to select “no” for any taxonomies, content types, or archives (in another tab) that you don’t want Google to index.

Alternatively, go to the “Media” tab and make sure that the “Redirect attachment URLs to the attachment itself?” feature is enabled, as this avoids an issue that occurred in Yoast in 2018 where attachment URLs were indexed.
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Markup with Schema can help improve your SEO efforts by adding context to your content and data. It helps Google understand your content, presenting it in a different and useful way, which improves the searcher experience.

Simply put, by adding context to your pages, you increase the likelihood that you will not only rank higher, but also receive clicks when your page receives impressions.