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We know there’s always a struggle to explain SEO to your agency clients. An abundance of graphs and tables can confuse them, while not presenting enough data can make them suspicious.

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is one of the key marketing strategies that help online retailers build a successful Internet business. This is the process of personalizing your website based on algorithms used by search engines. Rate websites based on "signals" from the website.

Page speed has always been a crucial part of SEO work, and as more companies make the shift to online operations, optimization becomes more important than ever.

SEO stands for “Search Engine Optimization". This is designed to increase both the quality and volume of website traffic and the free visibility of your brand. This is the process of understanding what people are searching for on the web, the answers they're looking for, the words they're using, and the kind of content they want to consume.…

SEO has developed a lot in the last few years with further emphasis on mobile-friendliness (mobile-first indexing) and the quality of sites, particularly in important niches and industries where searchers are relying on accurate information

However, despite these developments, the premise and foundation of what Google wants to see is High Quality Content, and confirmation of this through the Acquisition of Authoritative Backlinks, because generally, high quality websites will link to…

SEO has developed a lot in the last few years with further emphasis on mobile-friendliness (mobile-first indexing) and the quality of sites, particularly in important niches and industries where searchers are relying on accurate information

However, despite these developments, the premise and foundation of what Google wants to see is High Quality Content, and confirmation of this through the Acquisition of Authoritative Backlinks, because generally, high quality websites will link to…

SEO has developed a lot in the last few years with further emphasis on mobile-friendliness (mobile-first indexing) and the quality of sites, particularly in important niches and industries where searchers are relying on accurate information

However, despite these developments, the premise and foundation of what Google wants to see is High Quality Content, and confirmation of this through the Acquisition of Authoritative Backlinks, because generally, high quality websites will link to…