In SEO, you’ll see 4 link-attribute types and 8 common placement types that shape risk and value.

In SEO, you’ll see four core intent types, plus extra groupings by length, brand, location, freshness, and seasonality.

In graphic design projects, 2–3 rounds of revisions per phase are standard, with extra edits billed or handled through a change order.

For a graphic design portfolio, aim for 8–10 strong projects, led by 1–2 full case studies that show process and results.

Most designers win with 8–12 standout projects in a portfolio, tailored to role, audience, and time you’ll get to present.

Graphic design portfolios work best at 10–20 pages for PDFs, or 3–6 strong projects online, tuned to the role and your process depth.

There is no fixed word count for SEO; match depth to search intent, cover the topic well, and size the page to satisfy the visitor.

No set page count drives SEO; the topic needs useful, indexable pages that answer search intent.

Only four tags truly move the needle: title, robots, canonical, and meta description for better clicks.

Target 1–3 long-tail terms per page, mapped to one intent; build 20–50 related terms across a topic cluster.