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No hate here on the post I can feel the frustration. There are totally evergreen core frameworks. SEO is just how digital mirrors physical psychology and behavior and sociology. There’s a few patents that help to understand it – pagerank; distances in link graph; reasonable surfer; corpora clusters stuff. You can def narrow down core best practice SEO from those things = there IS a WAY to do SEO, and it will never change. From my end WebLinkr has always done great in highlighting frameworks – this is not a kiss ass comment, I just respect algo frameworks. I can personally say off and on I’ve been able to manipulate algo with 95+% confidence and really fucked some shit up with it, but took months of research and testing. There’s always a way, and it still all sits on core foundations that have been around for many years.
