Google Bot Crawl Budget T-shirts
$45.00
This t-shirt helps your clients and non-SEO people the importance of indexing and why they need the help of an SEO expert to determine which pages on their site should be indexed and which pages (with no value) should be no-indexed.
Get this shirt today and let others know you can help them with their site rankings.
Google Rich Snippets T-shirts
$45.00
Google rich snippet is the future of SEO. As an SEO professional, you all know how important and rewarding it could be if you are able to qualify for a rich snippet on Google. As an expert in digital marketing, no one would like to miss this opportunity.
This unisex t-shirt conveys the importance of rich snippets and why it is important to get help from an expert who can put logical efforts to bring your site to this point.
- Different colors
- 5 different sizes
- Short sleeves
- Soft cotton
- Lightweight fabric
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Google Street View Trusted Photographer
$23.03 – $45.00
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Keyword Stuffing- SEO-T-shirts
$45.00
Keyword Stuffing: Definition
Keyword stuffing is the deliberate act of using high search volume keywords repetitively in a blog post or article. It is done in such a way that it doesn’t sound natural and it’s only goal is to hopefully rank higher for those keywords in web searches.
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Local Markup Schema
$25.95 – $33.12
What Does “Above the Fold” Mean?
The content above the fold is known as the most important section of the homepage. It’s the area that appears on a website before the user scrolls. As of 2012, Google created this algorithm in an attempt to discourage websites from placing to many ads in this area.
