 A lot of our clients have undergone site redesigns this year in some way, shape, or form. Some just reworked a chunk of their content while others completed changed the entire design, URL structure, content and messaging and more. And while websites need to be redesigned every few years in order to feel fresh and up-to-date, site redesigns can also deliver a strong blow to your SEO campaign if you're not careful. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
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 Many site owners still only care about one thing-ranking on page one in Google. And while ranking in the top 10 (and especially in the top 3) has been shown to significantly increase click-throughs you shouldn't just gauge your success by how many keywords you're on page 1 for. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
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While we don't know for sure how much of an impact social signals have on the SERPs there is definitely a correlation between an author's social authority (which is influenced by social signals) and how well their content and website does organically. In addition to boosting your SEO program, social media management can also help drive targeted traffic to your content; increase your organic brand presence, expand your potential reach to new and existing customers and more. Many small business owners have enough on their plate when it comes to running their business, and we all know how easy it is to get lost in the depths of Facebook and Twitter, so many owners turn to outside help with their social media management. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
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 Online press release distribution has always been an SEO "go-to". Distributing online press releases was a way for businesses to get a web page published and syndicated across the web that included inbound links back to the site. It was link building gold. However, as with many other things pertaining to SEO in recent years, this is no longer the case. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE |
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