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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
When I was in college, one of my classmates was a guy named Brian. I remember that Brian did everything online. He bought his clothes online before most people would even think about it. He was an early Facebook user while most of us were still figuring out MySpace. He
Answer: A Rolex for $10, a $2 steak, Enron stock. Question: What are 3 things I would buy before I bought a backlink for my website? One thing I can promise you with SEO, is that Google is not going to pay any attention to the 10,000 backlinks you bought.
The common phrase, “the whole is greater than the sum of its parts,” is often attributed to Aristotle. Aristotle, a philosopher born in 384 BC, had a knowledge and expertise on subjects such as physics, biology, economics, and politics. One area that he doesn’t get much credit for is being
I’ve mentioned before that when it comes to a website, content is king. What Google and users want when they are looking at your site is high quality content. 300 words of text on a page is minimum. 2000 words of text on a page is great. But all that
I’m a big advocate for writing blogs. I think any busienss should have an active blog. One thing I don’t always love about writing blogs, is coming up with a title for the article. One quick tip – don’t fret over it too much. So let’s go over two technical