Are you an entrepreneur who wants to quickly develop your business? Or maybe you are a director or a marketer and are struggling to achieve the next level of growth, since you have rested against the ceiling (by the way, we all reached that level).

Brands today are gradually moving away from regular blogs to a new type of content in order to better manage conversions and traffic. In the Hobspot blog, the authors talk about how marketers are more and more aware these days that content leads to sales, and they understand that it should not only be on the blog.

I started my own business and intentionally did my best to work from anywhere in the world. Sometimes I sit with my office with a large 27-inch monitor in my apartment in Cheboksary. Sometimes I’m in the office or in some cafe in another city.

I have been working at a remote place for a long time - about 10 years. During this period, I implemented about 7 projects and provided dozens of consultations.

I rarely write about technical problems of SEO in my blog, but over time, customers often have questions about what is better to use: 301 or 302 redirect or canonical tag on duplicate content. I think it is worth taking the opportunity to tell you more about each of these methods, to highlight the pros and cons of each of them, and also to give examples of when to use them.