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EP 295: What to Expect from SEO in 2019 w/Ashley Berman Hale

December 18, 2018

We are just a few weeks from 2019 and 2018 gave us a lot of change in the SEO industry? What can we expect in 2019?

Ashley Berman Hale, the Technical SEO Lead at DeepCrawl, recently interviewed John Mueller of Google about what to expect next year.

SEOs need to improve their Technical SEO for 2019 to stay ahead of the curve!

Also, we talk about the new Q&A Structured data, Google’s new WordPress plugin, and the latest Google+ news.

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