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Search engine optimization (SEO) is what drives the majority of online businesses today. The opinions on what matters more (or what is THE real king): links or content –are divided. Some say content, other claim links… No wonder simple marketers or online business owners remain baffled by this question.
The scenario goes something like this: you build a great website, social media profiles, start the campaigns, but – alas – no results! What may be the cause of this?
The algorithm changes practically every day. As updates come and go, writers – who are one of the key figures of every site on the web – need to keep up with and embrace those changes in order for their content to rank well on SERP. Content is king, and copywriter its queen.
Lorem ipsum is not your friend. The sooner you adopt this stance, the better for your design, your clients, and yourself.
What fuels SEO engines? This is probably the first question all SEO experts (to be) come across with when they start doing SEO research.
Search Engine Optimization (a.k.a. SEO) has changed significantly in the past few years. For example, keyword stuffing was once an effective and accepted technique which enabled manipulation of the positions on a given search engine. This technique, however, is now purged.
The Ides of March have never been so interesting for marketers. Namely, on March 15, 2016 Google Analytics announced its new services for enterprise users: the 360 suite.
One of the hottest topics in SEO today is Google’s algorithm change and how it will affect search engine rankings. Due to this question, many SEOs are wondering whether or not content quality can affect their search traffic.
If you are new on the web and would like to start tracking your website data – but do not know where to start – stay foot, because you are in the right place. When trying to rank on Google, Google Analytics is the tool you need to use to track your data, for numerous reasons.
If you are an SEO expert you have probably heard this question at least three to four times a day. After a while you get used to clients calling up and asking you the question: “For how long do I have to do SEO on my site?“, and learn to answer it with a smile.
