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Search Engine Optimization

  There are a few proven tips used by professional companies around the world for optimizing landing pages so that they maximize conversions and minimize bounce rates. Here are some of the best landing page optimization tips from professionals who know how to get people clicking. Landing page optimization tips If you want to gently nudge your visitors in the right direction, you’ve got to build your landing pages the right way. Always make sure to: Target customers specifically - the biggest mistake that

If you’re in the SEO industry or are a business that uses local SEO, then you’ve probably heard some of the statistics: almost 60% of local searches result in same-day visits, 77% of smartphone users contact a business after looking for local information, and 70% of customers are more likely to use a local business that has a social media profile. They prove the importance of local search engine optimization, but what they fail to express is how difficult it is

A recent announcement from Silicon Valley has revealed that Google intends to shakeup its search engine results page once again. The search titan announced that it planned to split its indexes into mobile and desktop, rather than maintaining the current model that only has one. The change is likely to have a heavy effect on the search results displayed to mobile users, and will increase the importance of proper mobile SEO. More information is sure to follow in the coming

Google’s recent Possum update seemed relatively minor on the surface; however, more research in the ensuing weeks has found that it has done more to change the core algorithm than most had thought. Google has long followed a trend of merging the online world with the physical in terms of local rankings (for example, showing peak times, images, and visits), and Possum seems to have been an algorithmic change following of that lead. The new local landscape has only increased

The art of optimizing your website, online social media presence, and web content to appear higher in organic rankings is constantly changing. As each year passes, new discoveries, interesting trends, and game-changing algorithm updates often necessitate reworking (or at least re-evaluating) your current strategy to fit the industry’s best practices. In addition to the more scientific side of SEO, there’s also the public relations, UX, and conversion optimization side of things (38% of consumers said they’d immediately leave an unattractive

  A Google survey of smartphone users shows that search is the first place most users use to shop for products online It has long been known that mobile searches are more popular than desktop, but what hadn’t been certain was whether or not consumers actually used mobile to make purchasing decisions as often as they did desktop platforms. That has been put to rest after Google released the findings of a major survey. It turns out that 90% of consumers turn

  Modern SEO is about people, and that means catering your campaign to what your customers are looking for. Knowing Google’s rules for ranking organically is important, but having a website that is tailored for your customer base is even more important. Here’s why user experience (UX) matters for your business. Imagine clicking an organic link only to be met by a homepage that was only a block of text-- no images, no spaces between words, no buttons-- just words. And at

By now you are aware that SEO and social media are inseparable. Experts in the industry even go so far as to say that social is the new SEO. There’s a probably a generous teaspoon of hyperbole mixed in for flavour with that statement, but what can’t be denied is that the two complement each other well and when you do social right, your SEO benefits. Think about some of the direct benefits that it provides: Social profiles provide valuable links

Local SEO is as much about community outreach, interaction, and reputation management as it is about the stuff that goes on behind the scenes. You need to cater to both Google and to the local population, many of whom are looking for you on the go. We’ve often talked about the importance of local, but a recent update to the way Google displays information on the search engine results page (SERP) has only increased the importance of doing it right. The

If this were the early 2000s, then you we’d be seeing websites popping up by the thousands that shot immediately to the top of Google’s rankings by using a few simple tricks. Back then, SEO was much more of a simple math game. These days, it has become a complex formula that requires knowledge and experience. What used to be just about the right keywords is now about: Authority Keywords Reputation management Web content Location information And much more. The rise of Google’s RankBrain is only