Kaspar Szymanski

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289 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 3 Apr

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Voices of Search // A Search Engine Optimization (SEO) & Content Marketing Podcast · Why FOMO is bad for SEO · 30 Mar 2026 podcast

And now of course I'm making things up as I go here as just for the sake of the example, but it does really happen.

Um there's

Other uh, you know, there's other information that serverlock offers, which is not easily found elsewhere, which is status quo responses, right?

Uh how do our servers respond?

Are 200 okay responses um referring to actual landing pages with content on them?

Or are these possibly software of force, which is a huge issue for retail websites?

I can't stress that enough, right?

And you can actually

Actually, see whether in server logs you can you can deduct whether 200 okay soft 404s are being returned because you can of course check also the the the volume the the you know the volume of bytes transferred and if it's very low it's fair to assume you know you can investigate further, but it's fair to assume there is no content behind that landing page.

And having

Soft four force, which we can you know we can circle back to that, but fair to say that's gonna kill your your user signals and that's gonna kill your rankings ultimately.

So you don't want that to be happening, right?

And there is of course a a an an awful lot of other things that that allow for deep insights uh otherwise unavailable.

And the d the issue with server lock really is

If it's not safe and preserved, it's lost, right?

Whatever hasn't been recorded today is lost forever.

Well, uh my view is probably a little bit limited in the sense that I'm myself just in the search industry, you know, and and uh um I did have a job before joining Google and did something else entirely, but it was a very large industry.

Um, so you may know a couple of colleagues, maybe a couple of dozen colleagues, but that you know, it was impossible to know all the major faces and kind of like

you know, um develop this very direct, very, very real relationship, even if it sometimes uh it only begins online.

You happen to be running into into those peoples at some point in your career.

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