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Monday, October 20, 2025

Bitcoin News Media Blog: Trump signs landmark $8.5b critical minerals deal with Australia

Bitcoin News Media Blog: SEO Web Tips

Bitcoin News Media Blog

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Media Man SEO Tips And News

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Media Man SEO Tips And News

To make a website SEO-friendly, you can optimize your content, website structure, and speed.

You can also use SEO tools to help you plan and execute your strategy.

Content Use keywords throughout your content, Use header tags, Include keyword-rich anchor text in your links, Use images and videos to enhance your content, and update your content regularly.

Structure Have a clean URL structure, Group topically similar pages in directories, Reduce duplicate content, Add internal links, and Optimize the title tags and meta descriptions.

Speed

Make sure your web pages load fast

Use Google's Page Speed Insight tool to measure your website's loading speed

Keep an eye on site speed

Other tips

Make sure the website is mobile-friendly

Use social media to promote your content

Clean up and organize the site code

Use an SEO-friendly website builder

Keep your website secure with SSL

You can also use free SEO tools like Google Keyword Planner, Ahrefs, and SEMRush.

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Tuesday, October 14, 2025

Bitcoin News Media Blog: Crypto's 'catastrophic' crash snares novices

Bitcoin News Media Blog

Crypto's 'catastrophic' crash snares novices

October 14, 2025

Australian cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds have seen their funds under management pass the $1 billion mark for the first time, due to the strong demand for bitcoin. This milestone has been achieved as the price of the crypto currency fell by 12 per cent over the weekend, with the slump attributed to US President Donald Trump imposing an additional 100 per cent tariff on China and export restrictions on software. A record $US19 billion ($28.9 billion) in crypto 'bets' dissipated in just 24 hours, with the slump in the price of bitcoin occurring just days after its price had reached a record high.