I have been doing SEO for almost 8 years. Personally, I think the core of SEO should be to meet the needs of users and pay attention to user experience (related to product design). The workflow of SEO is roughly as follows: market environment research, website keyword research, competitor research, website structure optimization, website page optimization, external chain construction, data monitoring and strategy improvement. Usually, many people can't achieve the effect because they don't know a link thoroughly enough, which leads to many problems in the optimization process.

Want to learn SEO, there are currently three channels to learn:

The first is the training institution.

Most of them have a lot of water, and they all talk about some very simple and basic knowledge. Students still can't optimize their websites well after studying, and the tuition fees are relatively high (ranging from 3000 to 5000).

The second is to learn through books.

To tell the truth, learning technology through books is the least desirable. Why? Because technology needs to be mastered through practice, books can't teach you how to operate it at this point;

The third is SEO tutorial (video tutorial+text tutorial)

It should also be the best way to learn at present. Usually SEO tutorials are the experience summarized by some senior people in the SEO industry (SEO old drivers). Our SEO team has been established for 9 years. Most members are SEO veterans and have a thorough understanding of SEO. At the end of March this year, we have compiled a systematic SEO learning tutorial. If you have any questions, please click on the avatar to give me a private message. If it helps you, please adopt the praise!