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What is actually neccesery for SEO?

I am generaly a fullstack software enginner workin on React apps, BE systems and DBs.
I want to start making websites also to promote various things.
I want to understand SEO.

I have started from reading this docs: https://developers.google.com/search/docs
I went through it and some other online blogs.

From what I understood is that all the developer has to do is

  1. Semantic HTML tags like headings, sections, footer, nav, ...
  2. title tags
  3. desc tag
  4. core web vitals to be good
  5. alt tags
  6. cannonical tag if needed
  7. js and images seo
  8. sitemaps
  9. robots file

All the rest is on the content it self. So content needs to be unique, user-facing, helpfull.

Also I guess it is more important to have word of mouth and soical media to promote.

Questions:

  1. Is there something big I missed?
  2. If I want to start a website agency for example. What is there unique to do? How can I compete with big agencies with reviews and that are there for a long time?
  3. Structured data: from the docs all I have infered is that it does rich results? No additional benefits?
  4. E-E-A-T the docs say that it has no benefit in ranking and then on the E-E-A-T section it says it can be usefull? What is the position on this? 5. What is it exactly that those big SEO consultants do?

As I am new in it I understand I probably missed a lot so any additional links, blogs, books,... will be usefull.

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