With the rise of the social media over the last couple of years, everybody’s thirsty for the latest advice or tips to get one-up on the competition, but some of the ‘advice’ I rely on, on a day to day basis, when it comes to seo and website design, is years old. It’s still in electronic form. It works. It’s aged well and with a bit of experience you can learn what’s still very relevant. It’s never let me down any way.

Even though the articles might be older than your kids, it’s guaranteed you can still learn a whole lot – an awful lot in fact – from the old sources.

For instance – Want To Build A Successful, Usable Website that ranks well in Google?

Surely, the internet being such a fast moving maelstrom that it is, any such advice would be so outdated to make it obsolete?

So if you’re fed up of the new-style SEM flamebait, linkbait, trolling social media backslapping / spamming scrum, take a moment and look out the old articles. I’m not saying don’t read the new stuff, or that the old advice is 100% accurate today – but it’s certainly not useless.

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