Tuesday, 24 Dec 2024
Category: SEO

Moz ‘State of Local’ report shows confusion, fragmentation in local SEO efforts

90 percent of respondents believe Google’s focus on proximity “frequently or sometimes” harms search results quality. On the heels of its Local Ranking Factors survey, Moz has released a “State of Local SEO” report. The findings are based on the responses of roughly 1,400 local marketers, segmented by marketer type (agency vs. in-house) and company size. […]

Don’t skip these critical recurring SEO tasks

As we near the end of the year, it’s time to review broken links, plugins, functionality and page speed before there is a crisis No matter how perfectly you’ve optimized a website, it will always require constant maintenance. This is because figuratively speaking, much like a vehicle, there are a lot of moving parts and […]

7 tactics to drive more links to your website

Secure links for clients and increase rankings, traffic and revenue with reusable content campaigns, targeted outreach, keyword research and managing link blockers. Paddy Moogan on December 5, 2018 at 7:30 am More I recently presented at SMX East in New York. Aside from being one of my favourite cities in the world, it was a […]

7 things that hurt your SEO rankings and how to fix them

The top listing in Google’s organic search results draws 33 percent of traffic while the second spot garners 18 percent, a study by online ad network Chitika confirms. After that, it’s a fight to see who secures enough traffic, and of course, in this sort of scenario you need all the help you can get. […]

Why a well-crafted SEO strategy is imperative for the holidays

Whether your business is in the B2B space or consumer goods, the holiday season presents ­­some unique SEO opportunities to capitalize on, and important pitfalls to avoid. Ecommerce, brick and mortar retail stores, and even B2B businesses can experience unique opportunities by being visible in search at a time when people are actively shopping, researching, […]

Google Helps An SEO Try To Land A Job At A Large Publisher

In the Google webmaster hangout last week, an SEO who is going on a job interview at a really huge web site, a news publisher he said, wanted some advice from Google’s John Mueller on how to impress them with his SEO skills. So he asked some questions about how really large sites can do […]

The comprehensive guide to voice search keyword research

Informational keyword research is a subject that has been covered thousands of times across every SEO blog, publication, and web design company. However, with voice becoming a more prominent way of searching, it’s important that it’s now taken into consideration. With voice usage growing, marketers need to understand how their audience is using this technology, […]

7 common SEO mistakes most WordPress bloggers make

WordPress initially started out as a ‘blog-only’ platform and now that it has extended as a full-fledged Content Management System, it remains a popular blogging platform. WordPress.com blogs have over 409 million monthly viewers who looked at 22.4 billion pages per month this past year. This standalone fact is enough to justify the popularity of WordPress as […]

A Typical SEO Daily Routine

Search Engine Watch Forums has a thread asking members What’s Your SEO Daily Routine? Now, I know many SEOs, some are morning people, some are evening people and some are sporadic. So typical in the SEO community, as with many other industries, is not so typical. I pattern I see in the responses include; Most […]

A Big Difference Between Copywriting & SEO Copywriting

I was listening to the radio on the way to work yesterday, and they were talking about the “Big Unit”, Randy Johnson. I am not a Yankee fan, I am from the other side, being a Met fan. However, they said something that did interest me. The radio guy said he was reading some of […]