The end of the year marks the perfect time to make an action plan for the next 12 months.
When it comes to SEO, there are a few no-brainer resolutions that Web professionals should make to ensure their digital properties are visible to current and prospective customers on the search engine result pages (SERPs). The following four New Year’s SEO resolutions are a good place to start:
SEO, like most Internet marketing specialties, has a language all its own. The definitions below will give business leaders a better understanding of the very important ideas behind key SEO terms, and help them evaluate SEO agencies and campaigns more confidently.
There are over 200 factors that influence how your site will appear in the organic search results. Some of them have a small influence while others play a major role in the ranking process. Today we are going to talk about 5 factors that can make a significant difference in how you well your website performs in Google.
For SEOs, the battle to rank highest in the search results often comes down to survival of the fittest. But if you know how to size up your competition, you can gain the upper hand and become king of the jungle!
Local SEO is quickly becoming the way people search. For the past couple of years, Google has been showing local results for many non-localized keywords. In addition, many local searches are being done on mobile devices by people looking to make a purchase in the near future.
Moz released data showing that about 7 billion localized searches are performed each month, and I wouldn’t want to miss out on that massive opportunity for customer acquisition. It’s safe to assume, you don’t either.
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