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SEO, infrastructure, and product engineering articles
A growing archive of technical SEO, infrastructure, and product engineering articles covering APIs, reporting, audits, domain monitoring, Next.js frontends, C# backend architecture, Nginx routing, and server operations.
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Choosing an SEO score API for dashboards, portals, and client products
What teams should expect from an SEO score API, how scoring models stay useful, and which output shapes work best in dashboards and client portals.
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SEO APIs and reports
Score APIs, audit APIs, analysis APIs, and report delivery patterns.
Application architecture
C#, Next.js, MySQL, Nginx, realtime delivery, and deployment decisions.
Monitoring workflows
Sitemaps, scheduled domain scans, keyword tracking, server operations, and observability.
Mar 13, 2026Backend architecture
How our SEO platform is built with ASP.NET Core, Next.js, and MySQL
A practical look at how the product is structured across the C# backend, Next.js frontends, scheduled scans, report views, and stored SEO data.
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Mar 13, 2026C# and .NET
Why C# and ASP.NET Core fit SEO audit APIs well
C# works especially well for SEO audit platforms because the product needs clear contracts, background jobs, solid async behavior, and explicit operational logic.
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Mar 13, 2026Next.js
Using Next.js for landing pages, client portals, and report routes
Next.js works well when the same product needs search-friendly public pages, shared report URLs, and authenticated client routes without splitting into unrelated frontend stacks.
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Mar 13, 2026Nginx
Nginx reverse proxy patterns for Next.js and ASP.NET Core products
Nginx is often the simplest layer for routing multiple Next.js frontends and an ASP.NET Core API behind the same infrastructure.
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Mar 12, 2026Server ops
Server operations for scheduled domain scans and workers
Domain monitoring stops being a simple feature once scheduled scans, worker nodes, stop requests, and partial failures enter the picture.
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