I'll help you trade an imposter syndrome for a technical SEO superpower. My mission is to break down and simplify complex technical SEO things so that you can understand and use them to advance your SEO career.
SEO Secrets of Content in Tabs
Ever wondered how to optimize the content in tabs?
Does Google see it?
Do you need to have separate URLs for each tab?
Do these URLs need to be indexable?
So many questions 🤯
Many SEOs are confused about using the content in tabs. And no wonder - tabs can look the same visually but their functionality can be very different on different websites.
I've got you covered!
I recorded a short video where I'll walk you through how to use tabbed content correctly to maximize your SEO success.
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I'll help you trade an imposter syndrome for a technical SEO superpower. My mission is to break down and simplify complex technical SEO things so that you can understand and use them to advance your SEO career.
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