SEO theory is easy to fake; real skill comes from running many sites and learning from failures
sujingshen · x · 2026-10-03
A discussion on the SEO learning curve: theory is so simple that people talk their way into high-paying jobs, but SEO is a practice-heavy skill. The advice: treat sites as low-cost training grounds—do keyword research, build, optimize, rank; failure just means a new domain and retrying with accumulated experience.
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