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What is SEO?
What is SEO?
Ready to get found on Google? More site visitors means more opportunities to make sales and grow your community. There are good and bad ways to make this happen. “White Hat SEO” tries to get real people to visit a site, while “Black Hat SEO” finds loopholes to trick search engines into ranking the site higher. We’ll focus on White Hat SEO, since this gets you more long-term results. Before exploring specific SEO tips, ask yourself these questions: Who do you want to find your site? What are they looking for? How can you give them what they need?
What is SEO?
Ready to get found on Google? More site visitors means more opportunities to make sales and grow your community. There are good and bad ways to make this happen. “White Hat SEO” tries to get real people to visit a site, while “Black Hat SEO” finds loopholes to trick search engines into ranking the site higher. We’ll focus on White Hat SEO, since this gets you more long-term results. Before exploring specific SEO tips, ask yourself these questions: Who do you want to find your site? What are they looking for? How can you give them what they need?
What is SEO?
Ready to get found on Google? More site visitors means more opportunities to make sales and grow your community. There are good and bad ways to make this happen. “White Hat SEO” tries to get real people to visit a site, while “Black Hat SEO” finds loopholes to trick search engines into ranking the site higher. We’ll focus on White Hat SEO, since this gets you more long-term results. Before exploring specific SEO tips, ask yourself these questions: Who do you want to find your site? What are they looking for? How can you give them what they need?
What is SEO?
Ready to get found on Google? More site visitors means more opportunities to make sales and grow your community. There are good and bad ways to make this happen. “White Hat SEO” tries to get real people to visit a site, while “Black Hat SEO” finds loopholes to trick search engines into ranking the site higher. We’ll focus on White Hat SEO, since this gets you more long-term results. Before exploring specific SEO tips, ask yourself these questions: Who do you want to find your site? What are they looking for? How can you give them what they need?
What is SEO?
Ready to get found on Google? More site visitors means more opportunities to make sales and grow your community. There are good and bad ways to make this happen. “White Hat SEO” tries to get real people to visit a site, while “Black Hat SEO” finds loopholes to trick search engines into ranking the site higher. We’ll focus on White Hat SEO, since this gets you more long-term results. Before exploring specific SEO tips, ask yourself these questions: Who do you want to find your site? What are they looking for? How can you give them what they need?
What is SEO?
Ready to get found on Google? More site visitors means more opportunities to make sales and grow your community. There are good and bad ways to make this happen. “White Hat SEO” tries to get real people to visit a site, while “Black Hat SEO” finds loopholes to trick search engines into ranking the site higher. We’ll focus on White Hat SEO, since this gets you more long-term results. Before exploring specific SEO tips, ask yourself these questions: Who do you want to find your site? What are they looking for? How can you give them what they need?