Guys, I recently started doing SEO for a Drupal website and came across a number of questions. I understand that for a good result, the website needs to be optimized as much as possible. Drupal has many features, such as the Pathauto module, which helps create friendly URLs. I also noticed that it is important to pay attention to meta tags and descriptions so that pages are displayed correctly in search engines. Adaptive design and loading speed also play a big role, because search engines pay attention to this. But the most important thing, in my opinion, is the correct setup of the XML map and clean code. Does anyone have experience in optimizing Drupal websites? Please share your experience, what modules or settings must be taken into account? What other important points are there that I may not have paid attention to?

I completely agree, Drupal really requires a special approach in terms of SEO. You have already mentioned important points - friendly URLs and meta tags. I can add that clean code and a good page structure play a key role for search robots. Personally, I always use the Pathauto module to automate URL creation and the XML sitemap module to simplify site indexing. This helps to get into search results faster. Also, don't forget about caching and working with CDN - this will speed up the site and improve its positions in search engines. But to make your life easier, I advise you to pay attention to the services of professionals. For example, I recently ordered SEO services for Drupal on site ok. They do a great job, and the result is visible in a few weeks.