Neil Patel - My biggest SEO mistake

I was short-sighted when I started in SEO.

I wanted to make money fast—and I took shortcuts.

Surprise, surprise: it didn’t work out at all.

I tried to game the system and found a keyword that would rank high….but I was just starting out (I was in my late teens), and I didn’t think about the most important thing when it comes to SEO:

The content that ranks the highest tends to actually the most helpful.

You don’t care if the top-ranking page has backlinks or better on-page code.

You care about the website that answers your questions.

Prioritize user experience, and you’ll avoid the same mistake I made.

User experience has a lot more to it than host fast your page loads or the content or event design...

Book a call with a specialist from my team here to get help with this strategy.

Cheers,

Neil Patel




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