Week10B: Categories

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When building a blog site, it's very important to choose categories and key words that correlate back to the content that's been created. The categories I would select for my blog would be:

  • City
    • Palm Springs, CA
    • San Diego. CA
    • Temecula, CA
    • Portland, OR
  • State
    • California
    • Oregon
  • Photography
    • Real Estate Photography
    • Wedding Photography
    • Music Photography
    • Portraits
When users are navigating through my blog posts, they'll be able to search these categories and find all posts relevant to what they're looking for. In order to help the business grow, using these categories/key words would assist with SEO. This would create a user friendly experience, and would help our site reach potential new customers!

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