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What Goes into An SEO Audit? When people hear of an SEO audit, they usually think of online tools that analyze how well a website is working. Think Raventools, Moz, and SpyFu to name a few. I’m here to say these types of tools are important after you build a
Why isn’t my page showing up in Google? For a lot of business owners, when they launch a new website, they have an assumption that it will magically show up in Google immediately. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work that way. Remember the great famous line in Field of Dreams, “If you
Do Google Algorithm Changes Scare Me? In the classic 80s comedy Ghostbusters, there is a hilarious scene when the parapsychologists team is explaining to the mayor of New York City, that the city is headed for “a disaster of Biblical proportions.” “Old Testament, Mr. Mayor.” “Real wrath of God type
A Guide to Keywords In the 1960’s there was a Broadway play called Fiddler on The Roof. One of the songs from this play, (which later became a movie), was called Matchmaker. The lyrics went something like this…” Matchmaker, matchmaker, make me a match, find me a find, catch me
Should I do Business Networking for My Small Business? This is a question I am often asked when talking with clients. If I were being flippant, I’d say, “Well duh.” However, not to belittle anyone truly seeking an answer, I would say, “Most definitely.” Networking can be the catalyst for
Simple SEO Steps One of my favorite TV shows is The Office. There’s a great episode (well they’re all great, really) where Dwight gives updates on the latest changes in karate. Jim, his co-manager at the time, jokes that “Once a year, Dwight holds a seminar updating us on the
A few weeks ago I wrote about how with SEO, the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. One step in SEO, one that ironically might not increase your ranking much (if at all), is to fully optimize your Google My Business listing. Claiming your listing should be
There are a number of ways that users can get to your site. They could be direct traffic and type in your domain name. Users could follow a referring link from another site. One of the main ways users can get to your site, and the one that site owners
In a nutshell, Google works to answer questions that users ask. In fact, a large number of users simply type in a specific question to Google. For example, I’ve searched “What temperature should I cook tilapia to?” Our job as site owners and marketers, is to provide the answers to