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Visualize More Links and Traffic — Ranking the Best SEO Infographics

by David Scoville, June 28, 2010

Creating and publishing infographics has become the new fad for attracting linkbait and traffic. In the last year, we’ve watched the craze for infographics skyrocket as can be seen by this screenshot from Google trends below for the keywords ‘infographic’ and ‘infographics.’

Not only have social media marketers taken up the infographic craze, but SEOs as well. … Read more

Your Website Visitors Are Talking to You

by Nathan Blair, June 22, 2010

Continuously improving your Web presence to increase ROI should be the goal, right? OK, but how do you get your potential customers to talk to you so you know what to improve? If you are willing to dig into a little data, you can find out how people interact with your site and where the problems … Read more

Don’t Send Them Home: Send Traffic to a Landing Page

by David Malmborg, November 24, 2009

In my last post about optimizing landing pages for PPC, one of our awesome readers asked a great question that deserved a good follow-up post.
The Question by Sean
Why do marketers recommend having your PPC ad go straight to the landing page as opposed to the homepage? I would have figured that the consumer needs the rest … Read more

Brand Your Competitors Into Irrelevance

by Nathan Blair, November 4, 2009

We, in the SEO business, usually tell our clients that a good website is made up of two things: on-page optimization and off-page optimization. On-page refers to your titles, descriptions, and so on. Off-page refers to how many links point to you, engagement in social media, and so forth. We can get your site some awesome … Read more

Google Caffeine – What You Need To Know!

by Greg Shuey, August 18, 2009

As an SEO, I know that my industry is constantly changing and evolving. That is one of the reasons why I truly love marketing through the search engines. One upcoming change will be the release of what has been code-named “Google Caffeine,” which can be beta-tested here. It will be a new, more powerful version of … Read more

Learn the Basics Before You Try Anything Fancy!

by Dan Patterson, August 12, 2009

I heard something on the radio a few weeks ago that stuck with me and made me think about the basics of SEO. The line went something like this, “You have to have the fundamentals down before trying any of the fancy stuff. ” So before you go out and try to do things like PR … Read more

25 Freshest Summer Blogging Tips

by Scott Cowley, June 15, 2009

It’s summertime and if you’re like most people, you didn’t include your blog in your spring cleaning rotation. Just as artists and musicians go through different phases and creative change-ups, bloggers need to “clean house” and evolve with the seasons as a way to improve, fine-tune and stay relevant.
These blogging ideas are hot out of the … Read more

Get Down & Dirty With Your Website Code

by Greg Shuey, June 12, 2009

According to Google their mission is to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful. I might add that they are also striving to provide the best user experience possible.
One aspect of SEO that is either looked over or forgotten is the technical side. I am not referring to the optimization of website code for … Read more

Using FAQ Pages To Capture Organic Search Traffic

by Greg Shuey, March 25, 2009

A few weeks ago, I was over at my wife’s sister’s home letting my daughter play with her cousins. One of her cousins, Ellie had just purchased a bunny rabbit as a pet. I told Ellie that I had once heard that you can potty train rabbits and have them as indoor pets. She immediately asked … Read more

Is Your Content Link-Thirsty?

by David Scoville, March 3, 2009

Lets face it. Link building is drab work. It’s the kind of work most of us like to hand off to the”‘next guy.” Nevertheless, I firmly advocate its role in Search Engine Optimization. Google’s key indicator of the “good,” “better,” and “best” websites depends on number of backlinks, and where those links are coming from.
I assume … Read more

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