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SEO for Digital Content Marketing: How to Optimize for Search
SEO success in 2023 will require you to stay on top of your performance metrics and make frequent adjustments. Whether Google targets a small segment of one industry or plays with SERPs like a puppeteer, you can take helpful steps for better results overall.
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SEO will be more nuanced than ever so you’ll need to track your SEO key performance indicators (KPIs) more often to identify positive or negative trends in your organic results. New content that addresses searchers’ questions is your best SEO-strategy defense. Organic traffic may take some hits, but it’s still a digital marketing powerhouse. Try these eight tips to keep your SEO thriving. Read more
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