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		<title>Low-hanging fruit: SEO tips</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>This is the first of several, at least I intend to write several, posts outlining low-hanging fruit for different areas of web development that are commonly ignored and easily implemented for rewarding results.  I&#8217;ll start with SEO.</p>
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Search Engine Optimisation
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		<title>Singling out Internet Explorer with CSS</title>
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