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Search Engine Optimization #24127
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Can we learn SEO here, on Github or it’s just a Hub of Programmers? |
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You’ll need to search for the “SEO” keyword on GitHub and see whether you find any documents, books, courses, etc.
evalogan111:
No, many people use version control (and hence, Git and GitHub) to edit documents too. So you’ll find many repositories containing book sources, e.g. in AsciiDoc, markdown, or some other text-based lightweight markup syntax which can be edited collaboratively via Git. Version control is not limited to programming only, so you’ll find repos for documents, websites, data-sets, and all sorts of things — as long as the contents are plaintext files, Git can track their versioning, so chances are that you’ll see a repository for that use case. |
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"From documents, books, courses, and more, you're bound to find something that will help you with your SEO journey. If you're looking to learn more about local SEO specifically, I highly recommend checking out local SEO service providers. They offer a range of services to help businesses rank higher in local search results and reach their target audience. With their help, you'll be able to fine-tune your local SEO strategy and take your business to the next level. So don't limit yourself to just Github! Utilize all the resources available to you, including local SEO service providers, to become an SEO pro. Good luck!" |
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You’ll need to search for the “SEO” keyword on GitHub and see whether you find any documents, books, courses, etc.
No, many people use version control (and hence, Git and GitHub) to edit documents too. So you’ll find many repositories containing book sources, e.g. in AsciiDoc, markdown, or some other text-based lightweight markup syntax which can be edited collaboratively via Git.
Version control is not limited to programming only, so you’ll find repos for documents, websites, data-sets, and all sorts of things — as long as the contents are plaintext files, Git can track their versioning, so chances are that you’ll see a repository for t…