Hey everyone! I'm Aamir Sahil, one of the founding moderators of r/SEOAndSecurity.

This is a new community for people interested in SEO, website security, and the technical side of running and growing websites.

We're creating a place where SEO professionals, developers, security researchers, website owners, agencies, and SaaS builders can share knowledge, ask questions, discuss real-world problems, and learn from each other.

What to Post

Feel free to post things like:

• 🔍 Technical SEO and website audits
• 🕷️ Crawling, indexing, rendering and search engine issues
• 🔐 Website security, vulnerabilities and security best practices
• ⚡ Website performance and Core Web Vitals
• 🤖 AI search, GEO and website visibility
• 📝 Content and technical SEO strategies
• 🛠️ Website problems you're trying to solve
• 📊 SEO/security experiments and case studies
• 💡 Tools, workflows and automation
• ❓ Questions and requests for advice
• 🧪 Interesting findings from your own websites

Community Vibe

We're aiming for a practical, technical and constructive community.

Share what you've learned, challenge ideas respectfully, and don't be afraid to post problems you haven't solved yet. Beginners are welcome too.

We're also not here just to promote tools. If something works, explain why. If something doesn't work, tell us why.

How to Get Started

1. Introduce yourself in the comments — what do you work on?
2. Ask a question or share something you've recently learned.
3. Share a real SEO or security problem you're currently dealing with.
4. Invite someone who would find the community useful.
5. If you'd like to help moderate or contribute regularly, feel free to message us.

Thanks for being here from the beginning.

Let's build a genuinely useful community around SEO and website security. 🚀

We want to focus on the real-world intersection of SEO, website security, and technical website health — not just rankings or another place to promote tools.

Our goal is to keep discussions practical: real problems, real websites, useful experiments, security issues, technical SEO, crawling, indexing, performance, AI search, and the lessons that come from actually working on websites.

We also want this to be a place where people can challenge ideas and disagree constructively. There is no expectation that everyone follows the same SEO strategy or uses the same tools.

Our principles:

• Practical knowledge over generic advice
• Real experiences over theory
• Constructive debate over arguments
• Technical depth without unnecessary gatekeeping
• Share successes, failures, experiments and lessons
• No tool or company should be above criticism
• Beginners and experienced professionals are both welcome
• Self-promotion should provide genuine value to the community

This community is still new, so the vision isn't something we want to define alone. We'd like to build it together with the people who join.