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It could be premature to place fault with the SEO industry. Think about the incentives: Google puts articles out, but an SEO specialist might have empirical kno
by 88913527 3y ago
It could be premature to place fault with the SEO industry. Think about the incentives: Google puts articles out, but an SEO specialist might have empirical knowledge from working for a various number of web properties. It's not that I wouldn't trust Google's articles, but specialists might have discovered undocumented methods for giving a boost.
- bagacrap 3y agoThey certainly want you to believe that.
- linkjuice4all 3y agoThe good ones will share the data/trends/case studies that would support the effectiveness of their methods. But the vast majority are morons, grifters, and cargo culters. The Google guidance is generally good and mildly informative but there’s a lot of depth that typically isn’t covered that the SEO industry basically has to black box test to find out.