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Originally Posted by Tech Manager
The only reason an SEO would have to access your site internally is if they were going to be ineracting with the code, i.e., providing coding/site design. |
Well, I guess that's why they were asking for access to the files. Let's say you need to add relevant titles to the pages:
- If the web pages are static html, you need to go to every page and modify the code by adding or modifying the title tags.
- If the web pages are dynamically generated, you might need to go to every page and modify the code or if the web pages are built on templates (i.e each page parses the header.php template, then you just need to modify once). If titles are different you might need to modify the database as well and enter an additional field called "title" + the values for every page.
See, there are two different quotes that you can give. If you don't know php/sql you might as well say "pass".