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As if we did not want to calm down, but, alas, we have to keep all the time, so to speak, the "hand on the pulse" of time and modern trends. And the sphere of SEO is no exception. SEO is one of those areas that are developing with leaps and bounds. Every day something changes.
I think this is why this video will be useful not only for those who "lag behind" the notion of modern trends, but also for only students who are looking in what area they should develop as a professional.


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