There are many ingredients to fantastic SEO. The websites that perform best often have great content, plenty of backlinks, and boast an outstanding user experience. After all, Google, which covers over 90% of the online search space, is concerned with more than just sending people to the most relevant results. They want to send them to great websites too, and it’s vital to look beyond what’s on the page. Instead, site owners need to think about how people interact with their page, how it’s presented, and the speed at which it loads.
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You probably know that WordPress is SEO-friendly. This might be the very reason you chose it as your website’s content management system (CMS). After all, the platform prominently advertises SEO friendliness as one of the ‘Powerful Features’ on its homepage.
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