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Youβd never guess but: Internal links are important. Oh My God Wow GIF (And are still highly undervalued). Role of internal links β Determine the importance of pages within the site β Influence the ranking potential of the website pages β Help Google understand the website architecture and crawl your website β Internal links provide the context of your content (through anchor text) β Help users navigate from one page to another Here are 17 ideas for adding internal links at scale, i.e. using...
The most valuable lesson I learnt is that I can be a genius, but if I can't communicate in ways where people can understand and digest, I'm no different than a sitting fool. Zafran Zaba, Lead SEO Strategist This is part of the Tech SEO Pro course testimonial I received the other day. And I felt inspired. It reminded me why I created the course and have been sharing so much information through my free newsletters and LinkedIn posts: π Solid expertise + π€ proper communication = π win-win Zafran...
This is not your typical "AI tools and secrets for tech SEOs" post. Because the tools and secrets are secondary. The first thing is your expertise. I know, it can be an unpopular opinion. But hear me out. Every day, there's a new post on LinkedIn about "that great new AI tool for technical SEOs". It gets overwhelming as you already have a list of AI tools to try, and you never have time to get to it. So you add that another tool to your list, hoping one day you'll have time to explore it....