Arthur's projects on the web
Hi!
My name is Arthur, I do SEO for a living and I am passionate about a lot of things that you will be able to find on that blog!
For more, you could go to the blog section with different topics.
Personal projects
My other projects involve:
Articles and papers on other websites
This is mainly where I wrote different papers, articles, and stuff where you could find me on the Internet.
Adviso
Using data to make marketing and SEO decisions May 5th, 2020
Presentation: Arthur, an SEO Specialist at Adviso, brings his expertise from his time as an SEO consultant and Data Analyst in Europe. With his marketing and technical background, he optimizes our teams and customer experience, develops efficient operational processes, and constantly tests industry-leading practices and services.
This is only English-speaking content. I also wrote a lot of things in French :-)
Quotes
Arthur Camberlein, technical SEO and data specialist at Shopify, can’t emphasize enough the importance of spending time on creating your XML sitemap. “An XML sitemap aids SEO by acting as a roadmap for search engines, ensuring they can find and index all important pages on a website,” he says. “It helps in quickly discovering and indexing new or updated content. … For webmasters and SEO managers, it assists in identifying and fixing website errors, improving user experience and search engine rankings.”
From How To Create an XML Sitemap To Improve Your Website’s SEO
“Limit yourself to a maximum of five tools to maintain efficiency and avoid confusion, given that each tool operates on different standards and metrics,” says Arthur Camberlein, senior SEO specialist at Shopify. “Prioritize having a well-organized website. Remember the Pareto principle: Focus on rectifying the crucial 20% to achieve 80% of the desired results. If you feel something is lacking, don’t hesitate to switch tools or even create your own. Stay adaptable and innovative.”
From Best Technical SEO Tools for Improving Your Website’s Performance
Conferences
I attended conferences, but also gave some talks (not TED ones obviously), but I really enjoy sharing my knowledge.