FAQs on my side project

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Visa List

I read a lot of articles on Google but did not save them. Pretty much every article on the first page when searching Programmatic SEO on google. One trick I learned is to research some other sites that are doing a pretty good job doing PSEO. For instance, https://visalist.io/ nomadlist. Go to their site and pull the sitemap and study what kind of programmatic pages they created. Another thing, maybe more important than researching other sites' sitemap, is to study your own keywords. I cannot emphasize more on keyword research more. Know what kind of information you are providing and think from search engine users' perspective, how they are going to find my page. i.e. What kind of keywords they would use to get their questions answered? Me, I am doing a job board and I have 19,000 jobs. The question for me is how can I organize them in a way that is easy to be found/rank. The keyword I use is "software engineer jobs in location" and stuff like that.

#Hospitality & Travel #Travel #Visa Finder 10 social mentions

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Nuxt.js

VueJS is very easy to get started with I did not take any courses to learn it. Just read Vue documentation + the framework I use is NuxtJS so I spent a lot of time reading their doc too https://nuxtjs.org/.

#Static Site Generators #Developer Tools #Javascript UI Libraries 149 social mentions

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Colly

I wrote a script in Go to scrape jobs from these companies. If you are interested in writing scraper with Go, check out http://go-colly.org/ a potent tool for scraping in Go. I scrape every day just to keep up to date with the jobs.

#Web Scraping #Data Extraction #Data 9 social mentions