Hi everyone!
I made a post earlier about taking on SEO for a cryptocurrency website to practice my skills. A commenter suggested I start my site instead, since crypto is a competitive niche and results could take time.
I felt I needed actual experience of running a business's SEO to really learn. But I think I may be wrong. When I came in, the founder promised that the WordPress site was running, which meant more control over SEO.
Apparently, that's a lie—the business uses Medium to publish posts, even though they have a functional website. Now, I'm not jumping ship immediately, but I want to practice before they move the blog to WordPress.
I have an Hashnode page where I post articles. It's an alternative to Medium, but for tech-related content. I like it because it's free and promises infinite customisability. I can add widgets, track SEO analytics, and create multiple pages.
My question is: are these hosted platforms good for learning SEO? Would their domain rating influence how well my posts perform online? I'd like to hear from those who've grown their Medium/Hashnode/Ghost pages significantly through SEO. Thanks!
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