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On-page SEO basics
Tags, internal linking, robots.txt and structure: the base without which external links do nothing.
DIY SEO: what you can do yourself
What an owner can genuinely handle alone, and where doing it yourself costs more.
SEO that actually works
Ranking factors that genuinely move the needle, and the ones talked about far more than they deserve.
SEO for the US market
What changes when your audience lives across the ocean: competition, link costs and what the copy has to do.
SEO for web development agencies
The hardest niche a studio can rank in is its own. Here is what works there.
SEO in English-speaking markets
Language versions, local domains and working with native speakers without ruining it through machine translation.
Website promotion step by step
A sequence of work where each step builds on the previous one instead of running in parallel.
Growing traffic in six months
A realistic growth curve and the points where most people give up too early.
Writing content for your website
Structure, readability and images: what makes people read to the end.
Succeeding with mobile-first indexing
Responsiveness, speed and usability on a phone as the main way your site gets judged.
Building a keyword map
A practical guide to collecting and clustering queries without paid tools.
Five tips for ecommerce SEO
Product pages, filters, reviews and category work: where online stores lose the most.
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Studio knowledge base
This is where we write about what we deal with daily: what a website actually costs, why deadlines slip, how to vet a contractor, what to do in the first hours after a breach, and what to realistically expect from search work.
The material is written for business owners rather than fellow developers. We try to explain without jargon and not to turn every article into a covert pitch. Some of what we describe you can genuinely do yourself, and we say so plainly.
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