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Happy Tuesday!
I'm always eager to learn insights and best practices on SEO.
What are your best resources on the topic?
Below are my favorite sources and tools:
# Tools

• Ahrefs Webmaster Tools - Run SEO audits.

• Google Search Console - Learn how people discover your content on Google.

• PageSpeed Insights - Analyze how your pages perform and get insights to improve load time.

• Meta Tags - Preview how your page will look on Google, Twitter and more.

• Squoosh - Open-source image compression app.

• OnCrawl - Quick, deep on-page SEO audits.

• Screaming Frog SEO Spider via @jonathanm

• Keyword Clustering by Rush Analytics via @migu_rico

• Frase via @corey_haines

• SEMrush via @allanmichay

# Sources

• Ahrefs - Detailed tutorials to expand your SEO knowledge.

• Backlinko - Tips, strategies, and in-depth case studies.

• Powered by Search - Lessons learned from real-world B2B SaaS examples.

• Crazy Egg via @iyamendoza01

• Semrush via @iyamendoza01

• Search Engine Journal via @iyamendoza01

• SEO 101 via @vinayak_jhunjhunwala1

I've worked with dozens of early-stage teams and saw the same pattern:

they want organic traffic

they publish a few blog posts

Hi there! I've been working in content marketing & SEO for almost a decade - and while I've seen many announcements of the death of SEO, the current search climate, combined with the latest announcements from Google are strong signals that SEO may (finally ) be over.

What do you think? Is "answer engine optimization" the answer?