Via Niel Patel of Quicksprout, an article with an easy-to-implement list of 6 On-Page SEO Strategies That’ll Boost Your Rankings.

Even if you don't code or have experience with SEO copywriting you can still make great strides with your on-site SEO by working on your content. The article includes the 'usual' items on any on-site SEO checklist but goes further with a short tutorial on how to add metatadata and also discusses an emerging science around the 'emotional value' of a page and it's content in respect to search returns.

If you're just starting from scratch with SEO: Neil also has a great article called The SEO's Handbook (a list of 53 linked online resources for learning and implementing SEO).

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Thanks for sharing this Tess, I have it on my weekend to read list.

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Lee Drozak
My Office Assistant

Thank you Tess! These are definitely on my reading list for this week.

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Margaret
Helping You Build Your Empire

It's funny, whenever I see the term SEO or the name Niel Patel I stop what I'm doing and read. LOL! Thanks for sharing this, Tess. Awesome information here.

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L. Caroline Mills of LC Mills, Inc.
www.lcmillsinc.com

Thanks for sharing this information Tess. This is truly a valuable piece. Have a great day!

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Vivian Edisis
Team Outsource, LLC

I have to put some time aside to learn SEO. Definitely a very important skill in our industry. Thanks

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Wendy Harrison, www.wendy-works.com
Go virtual and you'll never go back.

Thanks Tess :-) great for beginners

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alldaypa.com

Yay! I found this thread at the perfect time. My client wants me to become more familiar with SEO and really start to assume these responsibilities. This will be a great help to me.
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Karyn

I need to get over my intimidation of SEO and everything that goes with it. I don't know why my brain blocks the need to learn more about this. Is it as complicated as it appears? I'm not a shy person but not a computer geek exactly either. I just signed up with Register.com for one of their eworks website where they do all that SEO and Google Places and stuff for you, but they want $95/mo for it and to me that's a lot of money. And I keep thinking, surely I can learn this and take care of SEO and keywords and metatags and Google Places etc myself, couldn't I? Do I assume correctly that everything they do for me, I could do myself, if I decide to switch to a "do it myself website" design in case I don't want to pay this $95/mo for more than 2 or 3 months and get the same result of website traffic than when they did it for me?

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Tanja
http://www.englishgermanvs.com