If someone is offering you SEO advice that doesn't feel quite right - if what they're promising sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Remember, no one can guarantee any organic results. Diligence, work, and data-driven strategy are the only ways to play the long-game of SEO and improve your page rank.
Striking the balance between clean, crisp, high-resolution images and website load speed can be a real struggle. On one hand, large high-res images look better; but the downside of such quality is significantly slower page load speeds, which will make your users and Google take notice - and can have an impact on both user conversion and your SEO.
One of the main purposes of a business website is to establish trust and credibility with your site visitors. While the direct impact of mistakes on page rank may be minimal – particularly with Google – grammatical errors, typos, and spelling mistakes don’t establish that trust in the same way that well-written copy does.
