Increase Website Traffic w/These Basic SEO Tips for Freelance Writers

If you’re a freelance writer seeking to generate traffic for your site/blog, becoming familiar with search engine optimization (SEO) techniques is no longer an option, it’s a must. When you consider that some experts estimate that a 100,000 new websites go live every day, it’s easy to get lost online. And, this may be a conservative number.

Following are 10 basic SEO tips that every freelance writer use to start increasing their website traffic – and you don’t even have to be a technophile to implement them.

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