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We’ve been working with Ben for years and helped get his blog off the ground and turn it into a lead generating asset:
We’ve been coming across websites suffering from bad indexation more and more often.
You’d think that in 2023 content indexation would not be an issue with all the computing power Google has.
But that’s not the case, and badly indexed content seems to be on the rise.
Read More »Bad content indexation is costing you money – reasons and fixes