Last updated on July 8, 2020 by John Doherty
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Should I (or my business) do SEO?
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I know this is a little tongue in cheek but would love to hear your thoughts on businesses which SHOULDN’T do SEO, or where SEO would potentially not be the best use of their time…
Congrats on the rebrand 🙂
Hey John – As you can tell, I pretty much every business that wants to make money online should do SEO. That said, SEO will have different profitability from business model to business model, so other channels should be investigated as well (Paid, CRO, etc).