I hope it gives us an easy way to go

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But the important thing is to kind of talk about what went well, what didn't go well, and what are the steps that we're going to take back. There may be some things that have been really good that we want to make sure we continue to do for our next peak periods. But there could be others that were quite a challenge, for example, miscommunication with the tech team, or an issue with a piece of content that wasn't updated, or something along those lines.

With them, we want to make sure we have a plan for how to teacher database this from happening next time. This is usually the best time to plan for the next peak and call for any additional resources you may need. Let's say you need a dedicated dev next time, or say you need more content resources, for example. This is usually a great time to build on the case study that happened during that peak period, and we want to make sure that we perform and do even better next time.

So, yeah, with that,about SEO strategies, specifically focusing on seasonal peak periods and how we can handle them for e-commerce or for other sites in general. Thank you so much for joining. Via Speechpad.com
Covey outlines a four-step process for building resource and content libraries. This process includes auditing for technical and content-related issues, mapping out a new structure, moving content with redirects, and redesigning the site to match the new structure.