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Has anyone else here thought about Crowd sourcing SEO analysis.

Hey. This is my first post, and what I am asking might already be available. But here goes.

Since we are a group of more than 100K members, is there a way in which we can all help each other out by 'taking a look' at each other's websites and doing some SEO recommendations?. It would even be better if we can have the whole thing consolidated such that over time it builds into a huge resource for those who are learning SEO. Simply put, I think it is important if any dev/SEO gets a second pair of eyes to look at their work and advise.

It would be good to know what everyone thinks.

Thanks.

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