Is the World Wide Web still the Wild Wild West for SEO marketers? During the early days of the internet, SEO felt a bit like an untamed frontier, with many SEO professionals trying to trick Google into pushing their prospects to the top. These days, however, Google and subject matter
Diving into the depths of digital marketing can sometimes feel like you’ve brought a snorkel to a scuba dive. As a small business owner, you may feel completely out of your depth and unsure where to begin. First, don’t worry—this is normal. Not every small business owner has a marketing
Imagine you’re walking down Main Street in your favorite small town, not shopping for anything in particular, but just browsing. A beautiful storefront window display catches your eye and entices you to go inside the shop, even though you were actually heading for a coffee shop further down. Just like
You need a full-service accounting firm for your small business. Instead of roaming the streets looking for one, I bet you start by searching online. Perhaps you read some Google reviews, crowd-source some recommendations on social media, check out the company’s LinkedIn to see if they’re legit, and browse through
“I need more time to get everything done.” Sound familiar? When I ask entrepreneurs and small business owners what they would change about their day-to-day, they almost always give that same answer. And I totally get why. As a small business owner, you wear an array of hats—from HR Manager
Is search engine optimization (SEO) worth it for small businesses? The short answer: yes. SEO can benefit any business, whether large or small. We’ll explain how, but first, some fast facts: (Find more fascinating stats about the importance of SEO here.) We all want to increase sales, generate engagement, and
Do you sometimes feel like Google knows more about what you want than even you do? We’re not even sure if this is tongue-in-cheek, but chances are that it does. With developments like artificial intelligence (AI), search engines are becoming increasingly sophisticated. Back in the day, being visible online was
The keyboard warrior: a much-feared Karen hiding behind the safety of the keyboard who, instead of facing real-life conflict, turns to the removed environment of the internet to cast aspersions on your well-meaning company. Even if the feedback is constructive and helpful, the criticism is now out there for everyone
A prospective client recently expressed some skepticism about blogging for business. He said that he doesn’t personally read blogs, ever, and wanted to know why I thought his company should invest in one. The conversation went something like this: Me: Do you ever Google stuff? Him: Sure, all the time.
You’ve put in the time and effort to create a site that’s generating organic traffic. This is a fantastic feat in itself, but it’s by no means the end of your website’s to-do list. Once you’ve got people on your site, what do you want them to do there? And
Regardless of how long you’ve been in business and the type of business you’re in, building a website is a key pillar of sustainable digital marketing. And not just any website will do—you need to incorporate user-friendly website design that ensures a good user experience and optimizes content for search
To achieve the objective of serving the user (and thus improving a website in the eyes of Google), SEO marketing experts are able to apply some best practices for search engine marketing. These tried-and-true SEO marketing tactics help organizations improve their visibility and ranking within the major search engines. Two
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