May
13

8 Important SEO Website Factors

By Ross Hudgens with 4 Comments

Want search engine traffic? Like people visiting you? Then you’re like every webmaster in the world. What’s going to differentiate you, then, is the ability to implement and maintain the following website factors. Get going, be smart, and be dedicated – and you’ll be well on your way to a nice, targeted stream of traffic for a long, long time to come. Read More

Filed under: SEO
Apr
29

Online Marketing Guide for Restaurants

By Sujan Patel with No Comments

Restaurants are generally still pretty oblivious to the opportunities that exist for them on the internet. Local companies often don’t connect the global reach of the internet to their little spot on the planet, but large opportunities still exist to connect their little world to their customers that use the internet. For most restaurants, this is almost their entire customer base.

Not saying “Hello” to your clients, continuing a relationship, and building upon the one you already formed is a large missed opportunity in the restaurant business. Use the following steps to start creating and developing your customer relationships. Read More

Filed under: SEO Social
Apr
27

How To Get The Most From Your Title Tags

By Ross Hudgens with 3 Comments

Got Great Title Tags? Odds are, your pages probably have some optimized title tags. Sometimes these are automatically created by Wordpress, or were generated by the website designer without any SEO implications in mind. Other times, someone read a Beginner’s Guide to SEO, threw some stuff on there, and off your website went. Turns out, your title tags probably aren’t up to snuff. There are a few SEO and usability improvements webmasters can make to improve their title tags, today. Read More

Filed under: Blogging SEO
Apr
20

6 Tips for Scaling your SEO Efforts

By Sujan Patel with 5 Comments

Scale your SEO
If you’re in a competitive space, the battle for top rankings is fought in a battle with other, similar business models. The difference between ranking one and two can sometimes be a result of length in the space, but in a long-term effort to secure top rankings, wins come to those companies that can scale their SEO campaigns in the most efficient way possible, creating links, content and efficient strategies in the least expensive, most manageable way possible.

Whatever company can do this most effectively will most likely get the rankings, get the traffic and get the money, creating a turnover that means more money that can be spent on SEO and SEO processes, which creates a wider gap between one and two. Every business must do their best to grow their SEO efforts, get links and scale their campaign to win the battles that happen every day in the SERPs.

Here are just a few tips to get your scaling started so you can grow your SEO efforts to the top of the SERP ladder. Read More

Filed under: SEO
Apr
13

5 Books Every SEO Should Read

By Ross Hudgens with No Comments

Search Engine Optimization, and internet marketing in general, is a strange beast. Due to the hyper-connectivity of its infrastructure, it is evolving quicker than print can catch up. Because of this, accurate paper books on the subject are few and far between, and as such, there are few paperbacks SEO’s can take on their camping trips and beach visits to indulge in some off-hour learning.

While few directly-targeted SEO books exist, there are several other around or near the profession that will broaden and intensify every SEO’s skill set, whether it’s away from the computer or on it. Read More

Filed under: SEO