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Tom Jones Usen's avatar

Wonderful article

Ishan Sood's avatar

SEO has become too dependent on labels.

A technical issue becomes technical SEO. Weak navigation becomes an internal linking problem. Poor writing becomes a content optimisation gap. Sometimes the more useful skill is simply understanding websites, people, and how information should work.

The best search professionals I have worked with are rarely limited to SEO. They understand product, analytics, user behaviour, development, content, and business priorities. That range helps them recognise when the real problem sits outside the usual checklist.

It is also how FTA Global approaches search work. The starting point is not which tactic should be applied. It is what is stopping the buyer, the search engine, or the business from moving forward.

Search keeps changing. Good diagnosis remains useful.

Martial Nerd's avatar

Practice > Theory is another important point. You have to roll your sleeves up and get to work to test theory and implementation.

David Breder's avatar

Great reading. Well done, Pedro.

Jeremy Rivera's avatar

Oh! You’re here too! Subscribed

Missing Intent's avatar

nery in it, PageRank, the anchor model, the click signals, the demotion stack, is the same stuff that’s been there for years. Principles over tactics, literally in the spec. Do you think the principles outlast even what’s in the leak, or is the leak the closest thing we have to them written down?

pratika's avatar

I've got these books now. Thank you for sharing!