Tag: Keywords

Google Analytics “Not Provided” Keyword

Back in October, Google announced that their SSL Search protection is going help protect their users when using Google search. Google users who are signed into their Google accounts will have more

Local Mobile Search

We’ll wrap up our discussion on mobile SEO by going into finer detail about how exactly mobile SEO is changing the landscape of web marketing. With desktop sites, scale plays

Why is Content Important?

If there was one thing we could reiterate to clients over and over again, it would be that content is king. Why? Because content holds the power and can attract

SEO and Flash

Last time we discussed how implementing descriptive title tags can improve your website’s navigation and internet marketing. Today we tackle the next bullet point: 3) Are you minimizing your reliance

SEO Keyword Strategy

A lot of factors go into search engine optimization, including the design of your website. Check out the following checklist to see if your website needs a few touch-ups to

Length of an SEO Contract

Hiring an SEO company may take a little time and research. We’ve discussed ten important questions you should ask during the “shopping” time period of choosing your SEO company, but

How to Choose a Keyword for a Dermatologist Website

Dermatology is an industry that offers a number of services, such as Botox, chemical peels, acne treatment, skin resurfacing and many others. All of these dermatology procedures are especially popular

Questions to Ask Your SEO Firm

In our previous blog post we touched on a few important things to consider when “shopping” for an SEO firm. Always do your research, and make sure your SEO company

Compare SEO Companies

Okay so you’ve decided that your business needs an SEO program implemented. You want to rank for top keywords and bring in new customers. Now what? It’s time to shop

Pay-Per-Click Best Practices

Pay Per Click (PPC) is a common form of web advertising that allows advertisers to bid on keywords. As opposed to paying a flat fee, with PPC, you only pay