Marketing Tech & SEO

Great products still need to be found, and customers still need to hear from you. Both jobs have become deeply technical. Search engines rank on rendering, speed, and machine-readable metadata. Marketing teams run on CRMs, customer data platforms, and automation that depend on clean data from the product.

This hub is for the engineers who build and connect those systems. Experimentation and product analytics live in Growth & Product Analytics.

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Technical SEO

Marketing Systems

How Search Sees a Page

Problems at any stage stop everything after it. A page blocked by robots.txt never renders. A page whose content only appears after client-side JavaScript may be indexed empty.

Common Mistakes

🚫 Client-only rendering for content pages — Crawlers may see a blank shell. See SEO for SPAs.

🚫 Duplicate titles and missing canonicals — Search engines split ranking across copies.

🚫 Sitemaps listing broken or redirected URLs — Keep them generated from the same source as your routes.

🚫 Sending bulk email from your main domain without DMARC — One bad campaign can hurt transactional mail deliverability.

🚫 Every tool owning its own customer record — Leads to conflicting data. Pick a system of record.

Learning Path

Beginner

Audit a site's meta tags, sitemap, and robots.txt. Measure its Core Web Vitals.

Intermediate

Add structured data, fix rendering for an SPA, and set up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC for email.

Advanced

Integrate product events into a CDP, sync them to the CRM, and drive lifecycle automation from them.

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