Technical SEO
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Where can I find knowledge of enhanced and technical SEO for all type of websites ( mainly E-Commerce)?
Please share some good sources (PDFs, Videos, Checklist etc)
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Some of my favorite e-comm resources on duplicate content, customer reviews, etc are on Inflow's blog.
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I'd also check out BuiltVisible's Schema Guide.
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Here are a few Moz resources that you might find useful:
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Hi Ravi,
It is not free, but worth the money($40/month), I think: https://www.distilled.net/u/
There you have a lot of modules which you can learn and test your knowledge.
Keszi
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Hello,
There was a good post on YouMoz the other day: The Power Of Basic Technical SEO.
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Hi Ravi,
Recently very informative article shared on inbound.org to learn about technical SEO and liked by many SEO experts, I am sharing with you.
http://inbound.org/post/view/a-quick-guide-to-learning-technical-seo-1
Thanks
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