6 Changes Every SEO Should Make Before the Over Optimization Penalty Hits

Having overly optimized web pages could soon get your websites in some hot water with Google and their search results. It has recently been announced that Google will start to penalize websites that engage in over-optimization practices.

Here is some information and changes that you should be making to your SEO practices in order to avoid this type of penalization.




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