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Seo help for google rankings (advice and tips please)

I joined an established company a while ago ( in a marketing/graphic design position ). They do vinyl fencing and other outdoor vinyl products.

I'm slowly becoming a unicorn in the sense I am being tasked with digital marketing, website management and seo, etc etc.

I am trying to improve our google rankings through SEO. They had a website built already through wordpress. I have somewhat familiarized myself with it and can update it no problem. Does anyone have tips for beginners in SEO? We have no budget for google ads but hopefully we can do it organically.

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