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How technical am I supposed to sound in SEO interviews?

Thinking back to an interview I had where I detailed my experience and approach to LLM visibility and at least the first two people in the process were into it. But then the “SEO Manager” just didn’t seem impressed with my lack of technical jargon. I got a strange call from a company owner that just fired off a bunch of “do you know what [technical SEO] term is??” and I knew them but…wtf?

I don’t apply to any e-commerce or other types of verticals that deal with hundreds of thousands/millions of URLs where complex technical SEO actually matters, but companies seem to write off anyone that aren’t lite SWEs.

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