How SEO Ranking Can Improve Your Customer Experience| Nick Trueman

Today’s Guest Nick Trueman

Here's a summary of the great stuff that we cover on this show:

Google prioritizes clean and readable website code, rewarding it with better rankings.
Fast-loading, mobile-friendly sites improve customer experience and rankings, while slow-loading pages lead to user abandonment.
A well-structured site with relevant headers and compelling content, including strategic keywords, contributes to higher Google rankings and increased traffic.
Mobile-friendly sites are essential, as bad customer experiences may result in negative reviews and potential customer loss.
SEO improvements positively impact customer experience, emphasizing the need for relevant content at each stage of the customer journey to build trust and achieve high Google rankings.

Links & Resources from today’s show

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