The general consensus from the SEO community and Search Engine Watch readers: learning SEO solely from a book doesn’t cut it. In today’s SEM.EDU column, “SEO.edu: Can You Learn SEO From a Book? – Part 2,” Ron Jones advises that if you’re just starting out on the SEO train, picking up a book might help get you started. But once you’ve got the basics down — or think you do — the next place to continue your education is by reading blogs.
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