Website migrations promise exciting possibilities—faster load times, improved user experiences, and modern designs that better reflect brands. Yet beneath this potential lies a significant risk: losing the organic search visibility businesses worked to build.
Optimizing your website for lead generation can seem like a daunting task. It can feel a lot more difficult to get a user to request more information or contact a representative (which entails giving up their personal information), than it is for an e-commerce website to make a sale.
Surprisingly enough, going on vacation can actually be one of the most stressful times of the year. Finding tickets, hotel reservations, creating day-to-day plans to make sure not a moment is wasted…it can certainly make you feel like you need a vacation, and that’s not even mentioning …
Getting a new client or starting on a new account is an exciting opportunity. It’s easy to get lost in the excitement to try and make a difference immediately. But jumping in head first usually results in troubles––you know the old saying about counting your carts before your horse eggs …
If you’re anything like my parents—two owners of a small general contracting business—the internet is not your forte. With only a Facebook Page promoting their company, they’ve often found it challenging to find new clients, while potential clients have had a hard time finding them.
Earlier this year, Google announced that “page experience” is now a ranking signal for search results. This means that the practice of user experience, or UX, is paramount to an effective SEO strategy. For news and content sites specifically, it’s crucial to create a frictionless experience for …
When it comes to ensuring that your site is in tip-top shape, one of the cornerstones of technical SEO is optimizing your site’s internal linking. Internal links connect your content and give search engines an understanding of the structure of your website.