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@RichardNM said in image alt attribute question:

Just wondering where I can find the list of alt attributes missing from my website? I'm sure its right in front of my face but I cant' find it.

You can find missing alt attributes in your website by inspecting images using your browser's developer tools. Look for the "alt" attribute in the <img> tags. For a sassier appeal, check your HTML code like a detective on a mission! Also doing same for sassa appeal

@sarahwalsh said in Backlinks for all clients:

Hi, wondering if the SEO experts within the group could help us. We are looking to create a list, of quality backlinks, that could be built for all clients. I.e Medium.com links, just wondering, where various SEO consultants gain some of their links from. Obviously, quality links, need to be found via Moz Pro and Link Explorer, however, our question here is, where do SEO agencies, gain links from, for all clients?

SEO agencies often acquire quality backlinks for their clients through a variety of methods. This includes leveraging platforms like Medium.com, as well as other reputable websites within their niche. Additionally, they may utilize outreach strategies to connect with relevant bloggers, industry influencers, and publications to secure guest posting opportunities, mentions, or collaborations. Moreover, SEO professionals often tap into their network and resources to identify authoritative websites and directories that can provide valuable backlinks to enhance their clients' online presence and search engine rankings.

@Wolfe91 Despite posting quality content and obtaining backlinks from authoritative sources for knifeplatoon.com, not achieving desired results can be disheartening. Reassess SEO strategies, prioritize user experience, analyze competitors, and monitor performance for ongoing improvement.