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.
Every business owner understands the importance of knowing your competitors and what they are doing well or not well within your industry. But, how does that translate online? And what does that mean for their organic presence online?
Over the past two decades, search engine optimization tools and marketing strategies have evolved alongside the internet and its users. Progress made with SEO years ago still informs choices marketers make today. Let’s take a closer look at the past to sharpen our vision of what SEO is now.
When it comes to SEO, businesses tend to focus on the two big search engine hitters: Google and Bing. They tailor their optimizations to work toward their products landing on the coveted first page of those search result pages. What companies often overlook when it comes to SEO is another …
Still struggling with the new Google Search Console? While the new and improved version has been officially out of beta since September 2018, you’re not alone.
In SEO, the strength of your backlink profile makes a huge impact on your site’s overall organic rankings. The problem is, gaining reputable and trustworthy backlinks can be a time-consuming and expensive project to put time into.