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Google Strongly Recommends Using HTML to Get Content Indexed Quickly by @MattGSouthern

 14 Settembre 2018   Marketing, News, Rassegna Stampa, SEO
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Google’s John Mueller says content needs to be in HTML in order for it to be indexed quickly.

The post Google Strongly Recommends Using HTML to Get Content Indexed Quickly by @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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