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A. Keyword strategy and SEO- Keyword research is foundational: identify searcher intent, prioritize a single primary keyword per page, add supporting/long-tail keywords, and map keywords to content (topic clusters). Use tools such as Google Keyword Planner, Ahrefs, SEMrush, and Moz to find volume and intent.- On-page best practices: put primary keywords in title tags, meta descriptions, headings, URLs, image alt text; write user-focused content; use local keywords for location-dependent businesses.B. Federal compliance essentials for LLCs- LLCs are state-created entities; federal tax classification depends on number of members and elections (default: single-member = disregarded entity; multi-member = partnership unless Form 8832 filed to elect corporate treatment). Obtain EIN, understand employment tax vs income tax implications, and file required federal forms as appropriate.C. State-level compliance and practical checklist- State requirements vary widely: most states require an initial filing (Articles of Organization) and annual or biennial reports (due dates, fees, and form names differ by state). Some states pair annual reports with tax returns or business licenses; others have biennial or decennial filing schedules. Tracking due dates across jurisdictions is crucial to maintain good standing.- Core state compliance checklist items for LLC founders: file Articles of Organization; appoint a registered agent; create and store an operating agreement; obtain EIN; register for state taxes (sales/use, employer withholding); obtain local licenses/permits; file annual/biennial reports on time; maintain records of members/managers and minutes; update SOS filings for changes (address, registered agent, members).D. Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI)- As of March 26, 2025, FinCEN published an interim final rule that removed the requirement for U.S. companies and U.S. persons to report BOI under the Corporate Transparency Act; the revised regulatory definition of 'reporting company' covers only certain foreign-formed entities registered to do business in the U.S. Foreign reporting companies that must report have specific deadlines (for many, April 25, 2025). Guidance remains available on FinCEN’s BOI pages and must be monitored for future rule changes.E. Practical timelines and recommended actions- Immediate/first 30 days after formation: file Articles of Organization; designate registered agent; obtain EIN; create operating agreement; register for state and local taxes; check for required business licenses/permits.- Ongoing: track and file annual/biennial reports and state tax filings; renew licenses; maintain good standing with SOS and tax authorities; re-evaluate federal tax classification if appropriate; maintain payroll and employment tax compliance if hiring.