How these notes are prepared.

New Site SEO is Leo’s place to document and share SEO knowledge. The articles combine explanations of official documentation with practical ways to organize the work. They do not promise indexing, traffic or a particular ranking.

Sources and practical suggestions

Statements about Google’s documented behavior link to the relevant primary source. Planning methods, worksheets and review cadences are practical suggestions, not Google requirements. Source lists appear with the articles so readers can check the underlying guidance.

Examples and evidence

Examples labeled illustrative or hypothetical are teaching examples, not measured client results. Project results should only be presented as firsthand evidence when the experience, measurements and permission to share them can be established. A before-and-after comparison does not on its own prove what caused a change.

AI assistance and illustrations

AI tools have assisted with drafting, editing and creating explanatory illustrations for this site. The diagrams summarize ideas; they are not screenshots of real Search Console accounts or evidence of experiments. They should be read alongside the text and linked sources. AI assistance does not remove the need to check facts and references.

Updates and corrections

Each article records its substantive revision date and a short description of the changes. A shared design change does not make every article newly updated. When guidance changes or an error is identified, the relevant text, FAQ and illustrations should be checked together.

Author and funding

Read about Leo for the author’s background and the disclosure for the site’s current funding position.