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You Should Avoid Using JavaScript on Your Website

The long-held belief is false. JavaScript doesn’t harm rankings if rendered correctly. Back in the early days, SEOs were right to be cautious. But G...

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Myth: Canonical Tags Are Only for Duplicate Content

Canonical tags were originally designed to let search engines know which version of a duplicate page to prioritize. However, treating them solely as a...

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Brand Mentions Without A Link Don’t Matter

One of the most persistent myths in the link-building world is the belief that unlinked brand mentions offer no SEO value. It almost makes sense becau...

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Google can’t read images — A Myth.

Imagine you spend hours creating an informative and helpful infographic for your audience. Then it hits you, all that effort is for nothing if Google ...

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SEO Is Only About Keywords

We’ve all heard SEOs endorsing the idea that keywords are your safe zone. The one thing that can get your traffic bolstering through the charts. But...

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Why is my SEO not working?

So you’re putting in all efforts — creating content, posting regularly, and building links — but somehow, your SEO is not leading to anything co...

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Local SEO is Only for Brick-and-Mortar Businesses

Most professionals come under the radar of this one local SEO myth — that it is only meant for brick-and-mortar businesses. While it’s true that b...

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You Should Only Focus on On-Page SEO

A lot of SEO gurus endorse the concept of organic traffic accumulation by emphasizing that on-page SEO is all you need to focus on in order to get ahe...

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Myth: Working with Content and Links can Make You a Good SEO

You must’ve heard the myth that one only needs to master content and links to be skilled at SEO. It’s understandable that this myth seems logical ...

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