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If you weren't at BrightonSEO, here are my resources.

Full slides from my presentation at BrightonSEO.

1778004653169.pdf

Full case study

https://searchind.com/how-i-fixed-10-000-gmc-product-disapprovals-an-international-ecommerce-case-study/

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  • Ecommerce SEO Consultant & Founder at Searchind
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