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Hi everyone, I'm Javier Abad, a student of Business Administration and Management, specializing in marketing.
I am delighted to join this community and to be able to expand my knowledge in SEO positioning, SaaS, IH... I am very excited to grow both personally and professionally and I would like to learn a lot of knowledge and aspects of marketing that I still don't know. I am eager to increase my learning of these technological businesses that are the future of the economy and the more knowledge I have, the greater the possibility of success. And of course I would like to share my knowledge to help whoever needs it.
Very proud to belong to the community!

Edited by Reverend Jim because: English only please.
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Welcome — if your question was whether investing in SEO still pays off, the short answer is yes, but the game has changed. Search engines reward sites that solve real user problems fast, clearly, and reliably. That means focusing less on exact-match keywords and more on user intent, content quality, and technical health.

Key things to prioritize now: clear topical content that shows experience/expertise/authoritativeness/trustworthiness (E-E-A-T), mobile-first performance and Core Web Vitals, correct indexing and structured data, and measurable business outcomes (organic users, engagement, conversions). For practical guidance start with the basics in Google’s official starter guide and the Core Web Vitals documentation for performance targets: Google SEO Starter Guide Core Web Vitals.

A simple 3-step plan you can apply today:

  1. Audit: run Search Console, a site crawl, and Lighthouse/PageSpeed checks to find indexing and performance blockers.
  2. Prioritize: fix critical technical issues, then update thin pages so they answer intent and add supporting schema where it helps.
  3. Measure and iterate: track organic conversions, not just rankings; test changes and scale what works.

If you want, post the site niche or a public URL and we can point to the highest-impact next steps. Thanks to and for prompting clarification so this can be practical.

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Please keep in mind

  1. This is an English-only forum. Please read the rules. (I translated your title to English)
  2. There are already too many SEO threads on this forum. We don't need another.
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Hi there and welcoem to DaniWeb!!

There are already too many SEO threads on this forum. We don't need another.

You realize there's an entire SEO forum, right?

That being said, I'm confused by your question. Is SEO positioning still adequate? Can you please explain? I guess it was poorly translated and adequate probably isn't the correct word.

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