Adding to the animal-themed search algorithm updates by Google – Hummingbird, Panda, Penguin – if you haven’t heard, Google Pigeon has arrived. Pigeon is a local search ranking algorithm. Pigeon was released by Google July, 2014. It’s goal was to provide more accurate, relevant and useful search results to users. So how does Google Pigeon change […]
Everyone wants to rank high in Google. Whether they have a 10-year-old domain or a name they need to register. The future of domain names is now in the hands of Google (I know, one more thing) as the company launches Google Domains 2015 to businesses and website owners who want to gain twofold benefits from this new venture. So, why, you ask, do you want to register a domain with Google Domains in 2015? Here are just a few of the reasons: Google Domains are Reasonably Priced: Domain registration on Google starts at $12 per year, which is comparable to […]
It has been announced by the Google webmaster Trends Analyst that there will be clear recommendations and guidelines on search engine optimization techniques for websites that are mobile optimized. Hints have been dropped that websites that cannot customize and adapt optimization for mobile in their digital marketing and web design campaigns will eventually fall in search engine rankings.
One of the best ways for your business to start the New Year is with an innovative search strategy that banks on continuous improvement. No one gets it perfect all the time, and search engine optimization is both art and science of learning, course-correcting and utilizing the ever-changing sea of available data to apply and adjust your SEO strategy in a way that makes your website attractive to not only people but to the search engines as well.
I had a NY client ask me yesterday what’s integrated marketing and how does it differ from them just running a few print ads and waiting to see if that works. This was a new business, right out of the gate. Drilled down to its basics, an integrated marketing campaign combines the medium, e.g., print/broadcast
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We’re doing the SEO for a local Central Oregon business. We built them a custom Wordpress site with an integrated blog. In their analytics reporting last month, I noticed a substantial traffic drop from the month prior so I looked further to see if there were any issues I could address. I found their domain’s ISP had been blacklisted by two DNSBLs. Here’s what happened and why you want to avoid it from happening to you.
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We’re often asked: How long until I see my blog in search results? The speed in which your blog post gets picked up and where it is placed in search, essentially depends on the following three things.
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A client asked me the other day, what’s the difference between posts and pages on my Wordpress website. I thought I’d write out my response to her, since odds are a few others have same question. So, what’s the difference between posts and pages? They’re kind of like apples to oranges.
I’m glad for Matt Cutts taking a leave from Google for awhile. I think sometimes it’s just “time” to unplug. We all need time: to take technology detoxes, to take breaks from our work and from the daily grind, to see our family, and to reconnect with our significant others and “turn off” the daily noise.
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We all know we have to spend time on social media to get traction, gain followers, improve ranking, and in turn, have more success online. With all the social media changes, when setting up or optimizing your social profiles, it’s hard to know what your dimensions are across each profile. In order to achieve a well branded and consistent social media strategy, it’s important to get the nuts and bolts right from the start.
