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Everyone wants both an optimized website and a search friendly website, but it seems that most sites lean either one way or the other. What comes first: optimization or search friendliness? In this video, Chris Boggs of Rosetta explains how realizing that there is a difference between optimizing a site and making it search friendly is the main problem behind the misunderstanding of this topic.
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