Here is a story for you all…feel free to skip ahead if you have heard it before or even lived through it…. A business is finally going online! It’s an exciting time for both new and old businesses alike, they spent a lot of time and hard earned money to craft what they feel is
You get inbound traffic from a ton of sources online. The question is what to do with it once they are there? When you create a piece of content, you need to think past someone just reading it. You need to build next steps from them.
Malware is a pain to deal with. But if your website gets infected with it, it goes from a pain to a nightmare! If your website gets flagged for malware the trickledown effect of it can ruin days, week, or months of work you have put into your site.
Another day in the world of SEO and another new thing from google, but this time at least it’s not a new search update that will tank all our sites and send us into a frenzy! They are releasing a new tool called Google Analytics 360. They are saying it will be your all in one place for Data Management, On-Site Testing, Data Analysis and Visualization, tag management, and attribution.
Ever gotten a crappy email asking for links? Blame PageRank. Ever had garbage comments with link drops? Blame PageRank. Ever had to ferret out the how and why you should make use of the nofollow attribute on links ? Blame PageRank.
If your business gets attacked by a negative SEO attempt, it will suck, and it will suck a lot. There is no way around that simple fact. It can cost you weeks if not months of revenue for your business. But there is hope so don't panic on us yet!
A new year, often brings new ideas and new challenges to the world of SEO. What does 2016 have in store for your business and the world of internet marketing? Well things are looking to change a bit this year. With the rise of social search, local search and mobile growth, and with the divide
Google is going all in with it’s new Local SEO experiment. The idea of cards for local businesses that give you insight and information about the local business in the search. But it won’t pull from y our places page or your website. It would be custom content geared towards your business built out just
More and more searchers (especially on mobile devices) are looking for local businesses. Local SEO can help your business stand out in the SERPs. Learn how to use local ranking factors like name, address and phone number (NAP) and customer reviews to rise to the top of organic results. If you do business local and
The world of Search has changed a lot with the rise of mobile devices. If you look around you will see almost everywhere people plugging into their phones chatting, searching, and buying things. Because of this how people view search engine results has also changed! Because of this we as search engine marketers need to