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As an ultimate objective, but wishing won't make it happen. Actionable SEO Resolutions Before this starts to read like a self-improvement seminar, let’s look at some SEO resolutions that are actionable. These are goals that you can directly control – you're in charge of whether or not you accomplish them. I'll break them up into two groups: (1) On-page SEO, and (2) Link-building (with some social networking thrown in). Of course, not every idea is appropriate to every situation – these are just ideas for actionable goals (substitute an appropriate number for "X").


(1) On-page SEO Goals Rewrite X page TITLEs email database uk Write X unique META descriptions Create an XML site map Create a custom 404 page Canonicalize problem URLs 301-redirect X broken URLs Remove X low-quality internal links Create a new [cleaner] master CSS (2) Link-building Goals Find X promising link prospects Send X personalized link requests Dig into analytics and find X hot topics Create X pieces of new content/month Write an e-book or comprehensive guide Spend X minutes/day building up a social profile Comment [thoughtfully] on X industry blogs/day Re-tweet X pieces of great content/day What Are Your Resolutions? Of course, these are just a few ideas.


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