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What's the ROI of SEO for small businesses?

SEO compounds. A blog post that ranks on page one continues generating leads for years with no additional spend. Typical ROI for well-executed SEO ranges from 5x to 12x the investment over 12–24 months, depending on the market and competition. The key metric isn't rankings — it's revenue attributed to organic traffic.

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