Do SEO standards help or hinder a neophyte looking for education? Does setting standards give away industry secrets? Where do we draw the line between guidelines and policing? In today’s SEM.EDU column, “Do We Need Educational Standards for Learning SEO? – Part 2,” Ron Jones shows that the idea of creating standards for learning SEO raises many questions, and leads to much debate.
SEW Experts: Do We Need Educational Standards for Learning SEO? – Part 2
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