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Lu-Ve dalle 9 alle 18 Contattamihe story of the 3 SEOs who were at war with each other Home » SEO » The story of the 3 SEOs who were at war with each other Once upon a time there was the do-it-all SEO consultant . He chose and installed the CMS and plugins for his clients' sites/blogs, created the category and tag structure, wrote the contents and even went around procuring links. Obviously he sent periodic reports (and collected the invoices at the end of the activity 🙂). He also knew where to register the domain and purchase the hosting, perhaps he had g
raphic ambitions and was . He was even a bit of a "social media thing" and even Phone Number List chewed pay-per-click! Over the years, as in all professions that undergo an evolution, the all-rounder SEO has been divided into 3 different figures: The technician; The copywriter; The link builder. The first figure comes from the world of programmers/developers. He is therefore normally a computer scientist, a person with a square, analytical mentality. He operates on the “frame” of the site. The second instead has a humanistic education: he could be a journalist/publicist who comes from the printed press (if older) or a blogger (if younger). He is usually quite creative. Operates on-page . The third figure, perhaps,
is a former PR or a good salesman, in the sense that he is good at managing relationships with many webmasters and the negotiation for the buying and selling of links on various sites and newspapers. Operates off-site , outside the website. An SEO who knows how to move between the 3 areas is very rare, there's no denying it. But the real problem is that each of the 3 SEOs , since they have developed skills only within their sector, will say that the "real SEO ", the one that works, is the one they do. The technician will say that a fast site, with a good structure, with a correct implementation of Schema.org, is what is needed today to position well on Google. The copywriter will instead say
raphic ambitions and was . He was even a bit of a "social media thing" and even Phone Number List chewed pay-per-click! Over the years, as in all professions that undergo an evolution, the all-rounder SEO has been divided into 3 different figures: The technician; The copywriter; The link builder. The first figure comes from the world of programmers/developers. He is therefore normally a computer scientist, a person with a square, analytical mentality. He operates on the “frame” of the site. The second instead has a humanistic education: he could be a journalist/publicist who comes from the printed press (if older) or a blogger (if younger). He is usually quite creative. Operates on-page . The third figure, perhaps,
is a former PR or a good salesman, in the sense that he is good at managing relationships with many webmasters and the negotiation for the buying and selling of links on various sites and newspapers. Operates off-site , outside the website. An SEO who knows how to move between the 3 areas is very rare, there's no denying it. But the real problem is that each of the 3 SEOs , since they have developed skills only within their sector, will say that the "real SEO ", the one that works, is the one they do. The technician will say that a fast site, with a good structure, with a correct implementation of Schema.org, is what is needed today to position well on Google. The copywriter will instead say