Facebook traffic has been on a steady decline in recent months. Their spokesperson says they’re not concerned about making publishers happy so it’s unlikely this decline will change anytime soon. This is probably why SEO traffic is now seeing a mini-renaissance in coverage. After all, before Facebook traffic this was the only real way to …
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If you have a business with a physical location, perhaps you understand the need of having and establishing a consistent visibility in the local search engines. Approximately half of the web searchers have a specific intention, making use of queries like “[keyword][city][state]” and so forth to increase the chances of finding services and products especially …
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Negative SEO includes off-page activities that lower your competition’s SERPs. It offers a remote threat that’s daunting when you consider how easy it is for your competition to ruin your rankings. However, it’s important to understand that this isn’t always the reason your SERPs drop. Negative SEO Attacks From off Page This type of attack …
Sometimes it’s almost useless advising webmasters and marketers to realize the value of local SEO and the application of your NAPs (Name Address Phone) within your content and in your promotion. People are missing out on major opportunities because they can’t think in and outside of the box. We’re going to look at a few …
Columnist Trond Lyngbo is an online promotion specialist who likes most other search engine marketing specialists, instinctively feels that maintaining the perfect balance between SEO and content marketing will help in the creation of user-friendly web pages. Simply put the combined or collective potential that can be tapped when search engine optimization works in conjunction …
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