To many writers, blogging is the job of the century. It all started in the 1990s when the first blogs were created, and it quickly became a lucrative occupation many would like to pursue. However, there is more to blogging than just writing skills.
Want to rank high on Google but not sure how? There is an extensive list of ranking factors included in the algorithm which need to be respected, but what if you want to cut through the chase and use only the most important ones? And what are they anyway?
“How do I get links to my website?” This is a sentence many website owners and junior SEO specialists ask themselves.
Link building is one of the two core activities of every SEO specialist. The second one is writing quality content. Almost a decade ago, it was perfectly normal for a regular Joe to get thousands of unnatural links from a high-authority website and upscale his website in the SERP.
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.
Once you have jumped into the pool of SEO and SEM, you probably noticed that sometimes the tide can be high, and some other times – really low.
Continuing the 2015 SEO trends, and inspired by Moz’s dilemma which came out earlier this year, we have decided to confront the concepts of link building with Content Marketing, face to face.
