Part of running a successful website is being aware of how you build and maintain your website to be found by search engines and potential customers. While customers are of course the end goal, most of us would be floundering amidst the trillions of web pages online without some basic knowledge
Keeping up with SEO is always a daunting task. We want all our websites to perform their best, for our clients, for their customers, and for the search engines that drive traffic to these sites. We know we are past the keywords days of yesterday. As the machines at Google and Bing
Let's not mince words. Blogging takes time. Blogging takes effort. Blogging works. Companies that blog receive 97% more links to their website than companies who do not. Why? Because each new blog post is considered a new page by the search engines, a new resource to index and use as we search
SEO is an ever changing target. As technology improves, so too do our expectations of what that technology can bring us. A great example of that is the recent appointment of John Giannandrea, Google's head of artificial intelligence to head up the bread and butter of Google, its search engine. Those of us
Do you advertise with Google Adwords? Bing Ads? Those of us who do, know how expensive keywords can get to help promote our businesses. However, if you think you've got it bad, image how businesses who fall within these 100 local categories must feel? The folks at WebpageFX and Semrush put together
