Real Estate and Vacation Resorts SEO
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I am assigned to a few vacation resort sites for SEO plus a Real Estate site.
I was hoping to get few suggestions from people that have worked on those fields before. Like good web directories for link building or even some good sites that I should have in mind for comparing mine.
Thanks in advance
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Hi
we work a lot in vacation rental and believe that difficulties depend on the location that you want to indexBye
Maurizio
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