SEO Quiz 2023
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SEO Quiz 2023
10 Jan 2022Test Your SEO Knowledge
Updated January 2023: SEO is ever-changing, in 2022 there were quite a few changes, Helpful content coming into play, Google updating its Webmaster Guidelines document which is now called "Google Search Essentials", the introduction of Continuous Scroll search results on desktop, and no less than 10 confirmed updates to name a few. So we have updated our quiz to make sure it is testing your current knowledge as well as the mainstays.
Do you know the difference between your black and white animals? Or is your knowledge 404 not found? Do you consider yourself an SEO Guru or an SEO newbie?
Even if you have been in the industry for years, the world of SEO is an evolving beast, so there is always some learning to do to stay on top of the game. From best practice redirects to Google algorithm updates, there is a lot to know about SEO.
Test your SEO knowledge with our quick beginners' quiz. Be sure to earn your score organically, so no black hat tactics!
Let's see how well you do and be sure to share your results!
And if you're bamboozled by all the terminology check out our SEO Jargon Buster article
Disclaimer: This quiz has been created and offered to you "for entertainment purposes only." It is not a complete SEO knowledge quiz, and if there are any answers you disagree with – do let us know! We love a good debate!
Author
Luis is a a digital marketing trainer for M Training, delivering SEO, Email Marketing, Mailchimp courses as well as others. Working in SEO since 2010 for multiple digital agencies in Manchester, UK
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