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Video 2: SEO concepts, siloes and site structure
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Video 3: When to use each of the structures, with examples
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Video 4: How to interlink massive sites or autoblogs
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No Sweat Mass Page Creator
Note: When, in the video, I speak of "adding a node to a structure", this translates to deleting the structure and re-creating it with the new node included. When I speak of switching one of the nodes, there's no need for that, you can just edit the existing structure.
