Just because you had to cancel dinners with clients, conferences, and in-person meetings doesn’t mean you can’t make big strides in your business while coronavirus keeps you homebound. Where should you start? How about organic search traffic, a crucial component to any web-based business. You can attract visitors through platforms like Facebook and Instagram, but chances are you’re paying a pretty penny to get users that may never actually become buyers. Using SEO (Search Engine Optimization), you can reach even greater numbers of people through search engines like Google, while expending considerably less money.
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