Increase your traffic by using WDF*IDF analysis
Alright, the title might sound a bit sensational, but actually, “how do I get more visitors” is always an issue and the following article will hopefully highlight how to work towards this direction and what WDF*IDF has to do with it.
If you’re dabbling in SEO circles, “WDF*IDF” should be a household name to you. But not every webmaster or blogger has extensive knowledge in SEO. I even dare to say that most of you might have heard about WDF*IDF from “hearsay”, if you even heard about it at all. Therefore, I would first like to provide a basic understanding of the subject matter and then present you with a useful tool.
If you know about WDF*IDF already, just skip the next two paragraphs and go straight to […]
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