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  20. Sneaker proxies are aimed to be able to purchade limited sneaker drops from the official sites whem they launch with software that tries and that exact moment to purchase.
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  22. This sites make big efforts to avoid this from happening that is why there are proxies for this sole purpose.
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  24. There is big business in reselling limited edition urban wear
  25. Thank you very much! Now I understand, that business is very interesting, although I did not know that there could be so many people interested in this niche.
  26. There is a huge demand. Big brands team up with even bigger designers to create a "affordable" design by said designer. These shoes are usually sold out within mins and resell for thousands of dollars.
  27. Its to get the limited edition clothing, shoes or any other accesories fast. So you dont need to wait for your turn etc... Many people are making thousands each drop because of this. Good business.
  28. Its simple business. You buy a product for $200 and since its running out in less than 3 minutes. You sell it x5 x10 afterwards.
  29. This business has always been a profitable one .. it ain't easy though.
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  31. If you are in a position where you need to be very careful with where you focus your efforts then trying to tick all the “best practice” boxes is likely
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  39. Everything you include in your strategy needs to have a clear objective that goes towards achieving your desired ROI.
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  41. Will adding a reference to the XML sitemap in your robots.txt cause an external development agency to charge for an hour’s work?
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  45. Why are you going back through all the meta descriptions on your site to ensure they are less than a certain number of characters when Google may well
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  47. change them in the SERPs anyway?
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  49. It can feel risky leaving your work open to criticism from less-informed parties.
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  55. 10. Learn from Your Competitors
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  57. A good way of saving some time and resources is to look at what your competitors are already doing. Find out where they are getting their backlinks from.
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  59. See if any of those sites are worth approaching for your own links. Understand how their copy is out-ranking yours and use that knowledge to improve your
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  63. See who has the featured snippet you are coveting and improve your copy so it is structured similarly. Ensure it better answers the searchers’ question.
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  65. It has to be stressed though, just because another site is doing something does not mean your site should be doing it, too. The search algorithms are
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  69. There can be many reasons why a poorly optimized page might be ranking above yours. Don’t just blindly copy what you see others doing. Ensure your changes
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  71. fit in with what you know about the algorithms.
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  73. It is also crucial that you don’t look too far out of your website’s industry for inspiration. These are not your competitors. They are not the websites
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  77. Therefore the reasons they are ranking number 1 for a term that is not relevant to your site does not mean your site will start ranking better for the terms
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  81. 11. Use Your Colleagues
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  83. Another factor in developing a winning SEO strategy on a small budget is borrowing resources from other places.
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  85. This can be achieved in several ways:
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  87. Educate your colleagues so they work in an SEO-first way. If your development team fully understands the implications of their coding changes they can work
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  98. 12. Improve Existing Content Before Writing New
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  100. A final suggestion for making the most of your limited budget when creating a winning SEO strategy is to improve content you already have.
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  102. What can you optimize that is already on your site?
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  104. Think about videos, images and audio files.
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  106. Look into the schema markup available for your content. This can help its presentation in the SERPs which may gain you more visibility without having to
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  114. Conclusion
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  118. Some of the most exciting SEO happens when you need to be creative with your time and resources.
  119. The SEO’s Introduction to Rendering
  120. Let’s start this out with a bang.
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  122. Googlebot isn’t what you think.
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  124. SEO professionals refer to Googlebot with a strange form of reverence reserved in prior generations for all-knowing deities and unseen powers.
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