Search basics: one address, a map of the site and a title for every page

DonePage optimization

Google now finds every page, sees each one at a single address and reads a clear title and description for it. Our search checklist went from 23 to 61 of 70.

What we did

One address per page. On the old site the home page opened under three addresses (with www, without, and /index.html), so Google saw three copies. Now www and http forward to tvmountingus.com and the duplicate is gone.
A map of the site for Google (sitemap) with all 39 pages and their photos, and a robots file that points Google to it and keeps the CRM out.
A title and description written for every page, short enough to show in full in search results.
A "breadcrumb" trail on every inner page (Home › Blog › …), which Google can show in results.
A preview card for sharing: when someone posts a link on Facebook, Messenger or WhatsApp, it shows your name, services, phone and hours.
Google's own checker gives every page we tested 100 / 100 for search basics.

	Old site	New site
Our search checklist	23 of 70	61 of 70
Addresses for the home page	3	1
Pages in the sitemap	no sitemap	39
Page titles written for search	1	every page
Breadcrumbs	none	every inner page
Share preview	incomplete	a card with name, phone, hours

Google ──▶ robots.txt ──▶ sitemap.xml ──▶ 39 pages, each with
                                           one address · a title · a description · breadcrumbs
           /admin (the CRM) ──▶ not allowed

How it looks

A breadcrumb trail and a clear title on every inner page

The card people see when your link is shared

The sitemap Google reads: every page listed

Why it matters

Google can only show pages it finds and understands. Every page now has one address, one title and a place in the map.