These Technical SEO channels, podcasts and tools cover crawling, indexing and what Google does with your pages. Google's own sources sit next to the people who test what it says.
Where to start with Technical SEO is the primary source. Google Search Central comes from the company that runs the crawler, and Search Off the Record goes behind the scenes with the Search Relations team. David Quaid SEOtv reads those documents on camera and argues with the parts he thinks people get wrong. Lumar's long webinars cover crawl data at scale, and Screaming Frog SEO Spider is the desktop crawler to run while you watch.
Technical SEO episodes of David Quaid SEOtv have a page each, with the full transcript.
What Is Googlebot?David says Googlebot sees one page at a time and out of order, and makes no attempt to crawl a site as a whole.
How to Use Google Search ConsoleDavid says flat traffic means unaddressed traffic and that "shrinking traffic means lost authority".
Google Knowledge Panel MasterclassDavid says a Google Knowledge Panel needs the entity to be in the Knowledge Graph with enough searches for its name.
Microsoft Clarity TutorialDavid says Microsoft Clarity is completely free of charge, with no limit tied to the number of users.
Technical SEO video channels show the work on screen.
David G Quaid reads Google's own documents on camera and takes apart the SEO myths that won't die.
Google's own channel, from 404 basics to the quarterly Search news.
Mike King's agency on how generative search changes the job, with talks from SEO Week.
Long webinars on crawl data and how AI agents read large websites.
Technical SEO podcasts are for the drive in.
Aleyda Solis's how-tos on SEO and AI search optimization.
Google's Search Relations team talks through how Search works behind the scenes.
David G Quaid and Jonathan Denwood of WP-Tonic on practical SEO, one episode at a time.
Technical SEO communities are where you ask what a video can't answer.
Reddit's community for technical SEO questions.
A global community for women in tech SEO.
Technical SEO tools do the checking for you.
Microsoft's free reports for Bing, including its AI Performance data.
Free tools for checking AI visibility, fan-out searches and crawl access.
Google's own free reports on how your site performs in Search.
The desktop crawler for technical SEO audits.
Technical SEO apps each do one job well.
Index monitoring for sites with 100,000 to 1 million pages.
Technical SEO scripts and repos are free to read and run.
Open-source SEO skill for Claude Code, with 26 sub-skills.
Runs Google Lighthouse across every page of a site.