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Information about the book:
What is SEO?
SEO is business critical
Online marketing channels
The four elements of SEO
Myths about SEO
Search engines
Search results
Positions and click rates
Conclusion
What is an SEO strategy?
Benchmarking
Objectives
Investment level
Timeline
Action Plan
Role allocation
Outsourcing
Choosing an SEO agency
Marketing mix
Google Ads and SEO
Conclusion
What is technology?
Indexability
Sitemap
Robots.txt
Load time
Mobile friendliness
Domain
URLs
WWW (World Wide Web)
HTTP and HTTPS
Redirects
Response codes
Canonical tags
Divided content
Hreflang (language versioning)
Structured data
Breadcrumbs
Open Graph tags
Text elements
JavaScript
Migration
Conclusion
What is content?
Know your audience
Keyword analysis
Types of searches
Search volume
Selection of keywords
Content optimization
Page title
Page description
Bread text
Headlines
Internal links
Outgoing links
Pictures
Videos
PDF files
Topic clusters
Duplicated content
Autogenerated texts
Conclusion
What are links?
Needs analysis
The good link
Natural link building
Harmful links
Dead links
Link-free publicity
Competitor links
Guest blogging
Earned links
Partner links
CSR links
Labelling schemes
Media links
Purchased links
Conclusion
What are user signals?
Types of user signals
Google's data sources
Optimisation of user signals
Optimisation of click-through rates (CTR)
Optimisation of website behaviour
Conclusion
What is evaluation?
Operational objectives
Tactical goals
Economic objectives
Reasons for failure
Conclusion
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