
High-quality content that answers what your ideal clients are actually searching for is the foundation of SEO. Technical stuff matters, but Google rewards relevance and user value above all else.
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figuring out what people mean when they say certain words, phrases, what it is that they're looking for. So at the end of the day, if you are creating good content that is targeted to your ideal client, that answers the questions they are already asking, you're gonna have— Google eventually will figure out that that's what you're doing, and they will get people to your website for you. Yes, there's more to SEO than that, but there's the technical stuff you got to do, and you got to make sure your website plays nice with Google and all that good stuff. But at the end of the day, it's, it's really all about the content and, and helping the, the user, because Google is trying to help its users. So that's how I think of, of SEO, is creating that content that they're looking for, and then let Google do its thing to figure out that you have what people need.
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