That Organically Increase Web Traffic On page SEO is another term for “organic SEO,” the art and science of attracting website traffic. Some think it’s the holy grail of online marketing. It’s a simple calculation really: increase qualified visitors to a web page and then convert them into customers. Basically there are two ways to …
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Marketing Blog: Habits for Success
Blog Routine A major contributor to SEO juice is a marketing blog, where content is added frequently and regularly. Many of our clients groan at the mere thought of having to blog. A typical objection is the amount of time required to keep up a marketing blog (e.g., research and creation of posts). Most worries, …
Mastering Meta Descriptions: Best Practices, Examples, and Insights
Meta descriptions might not set your pulse racing, but they are an integral part of SEO. Getting your meta descriptions right can give your website a massive boost. A well written meta description is as important as a well written PPC ad, and is going to get a great deal more impressions. So what ingredients do you need to have in the perfect meta description?
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What White Hat SEO Isn’t
Finding the line between White Hat SEO and Grey/Black Hat can be tricky. Or, more accurately some SEO agencies are tricky with their techniques, landing them squarely on the dark side of that line. Perhaps a good way to explain White Hat is by what it isn’t as it relates to link building. Paying for …
On Page SEO Strategies – Part 2
Ways to Amplify Your Reach We’re continuing our discussion about On Page SEO. In Part 1 we dug into the first two strategies: consistent publishing of quality content and what elements to optimize. Our last three strategies focus on amplifying the reach of your content. 3. Website Structure Think of your website as an antennae. The …
Do More Indexed Pages Affect Ranking?
When Bigger Doesn’t Mean Better Rankings When does having more indexed pages translate into better SEO rankings? The answer to this question isn’t a simple Yes or No. Sorry to say the answer is… it depends on keyword cannibalization and your optimization strategy based upon keyword research. I’ll explain how this relates to Google indexing …
SEO Link Love or Landmine?
There are some interesting developments about SEO links also known as inbound links. In Google’s official blog on Friday, Matt Cutts talked about notifications that have been sent via Webmaster Tools. Basically his cautionary message stays true to the theme we continue to share on this blog. If you’re using Grey Hat techniques, it’s time …
How Google Search Really Works
And Its SEO Implications Understanding how Google search works is key to understanding and applying SEO, especially White Hat SEO, techniques. As part of their “Power Searching” series, Matt Cutts brilliantly and simply explains how search engines actually work. One misconception is the Google search algorithm searches the web. In actuality, the search engine combs …
Google Search October Update
On the heels of recent algorithm changes, Google search has undergone another major change. The latest update is good news for the human user, a change that Google has been working on since January. Have you landed on a page where the content is buried in a sea ads? Annoying, right? If your website does …
Yelp Reputation Management Issues
Charged with Pandering & Extortion Managing online reviews and press coverage is all a part of reputation management. But what if the biggest review repository has its own PR “black eye?” Yelp is experiencing (yet again) reputation management issues. Most of our clients fall into one of two categories: Lovers or Haters of this popular …