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It can feel like it takes forever to build an online audience of people who actually want to read what you post, engage in your content, and actually buy the products and services you offer – especially when trying to grow organically. Organic growth can sometimes take months or even years to reach a profitable point. The crazy thing is most creators and business owners are still waiting on Google to hopefully bring another person to their website or page.

A title is a reader’s first point of contact on a search engine result page (SERP) to a brand or site. But how important is it for SEO? I’ve always known that optimizing your titles is essential, but there’s more to it. For example, an SEO title can be the gateway to potentially higher click-through rates and help you rank better on SERPs.

The things that are vital for brands throughout the rest of the year are even more critical to social media success during the holidays. There’s more noise, people are distracted, and they’re busy. How do you ensure your posts cut through the noise and keep their attention through the holiday season? Here are seven tips to make your social media strategy holiday-ready.

Meta tags are the most fundamental part of SEO and making sure that your site’s pages have a good, solid foundation of optimization. These are the tags that you add to your page’s header to describe the page using syntax that Google understands. And when it comes to SEO, more often than not, best practices for meta tags are ignored while others take priority.

Organic search engine optimization (SEO) is the process of showing up higher on the search engine results pages (SERPs) naturally. Organic search is one of the most effective channels to gain traffic or conversions because it’s free – relative to paid search, where you have to pay for your placement and clicks – and users understand that you are relevant for what they typed in. A very lame joke in the SEO industry goes, “The best place to hide a...

If you have been doing SEO for a while, then you know how important anchor text optimization was back in the day for getting your websites to rank high in search engines. But is it still important today? This article will give you an overview of everything you need to know about anchor text, from best practices to what not to do.

It might not seem like a big issue at first glance: So what if your ecommerce website was built in 2015? You’re constantly updating your product listings; isn’t that enough? Well, it isn’t. Not in today’s highly competitive online market. Whether you have a big corporate website or a blog for your personal brand, to stay competitive, your site needs to keep up with the times in terms of both looks and functionality.

When it comes to local SEO, there’s a lot of noise. From the latest industry buzz talk to the nuances of a specific website, a strategy to-do list can quickly become flooded with tasks that don’t consider the big picture. However, none of these tasks matter if you ignore competitors. If you understand the effort and approach used by those who rank well locally, then you can thrive in even the most competitive search environments.

Search results have come a long way. A standard organic search result before Google introduced SERP features displayed the title tag, meta description, and URL. Fortunately, you don’t need to limit your ecommerce store’s organic search performance to this. Stay one step ahead of your competitors by implementing structured data. It allows you to make your product stand out in search results with product details, pricing, availability, and even shipping times.

WordPress is one of the most SEO-friendly content management systems today. If you have a WordPress website, there are many things you can do to improve your SEO. But if you’re not careful, you could also harm your site’s ranking without realizing it. In this post, you’ll discover 12 settings to consider if you want your WordPress website to reach its full SEO potential. In SEO, security is an often overlooked but important consideration. Beyond general SEO settings, we’ll review...

SEO and content are both powerful on their own. But it’s the combination of the two where you see the best results. It isn’t just optimizing your content for search but instead, taking a different approach and creating a single SEO content strategy.

According to statistics, nearly a third of all online consumer searches are for local businesses. Also, a third of all Google searches are queries about local information. As a business with a physical presence in a specific geographical region, ranking for such search queries can be a big source of business. But ranking for local search results will require you to nail your local SEO strategy. But don’t fret, as this post highlights five factors you may want to focus...