SEO

So you’ve published a great piece of content to your website or blog. You’ve shared the content to all your social media channels, told all your friends and your page is garnering lots of views!

According to a study done by Weebly, 98% of online entrepreneurs think that getting found on Google is important. However, 45% don’t even know what SEO means.

It takes a user approximately 5 to 7 exposures to your brand before they really take notice, and when they do your chances of a conversion become much more likely. But how do you do this?

Every day, Google gets a little bit better at determining a website’s value in response to a user’s query.

Every two years, those of us working in SEO await the results of Moz's detailed survey into Google's Ranking Factors.

We’ve talked a lot about search engine optimization and what it takes to get a site ranking for important search terms (otherwise known as keywords).

Last month, Google updated its algorithm to make its search results friendlier to smartphone users.

Less than two years ago, we wrote a post called Link Building and Content: The Right Combination for Getting Found Online.

In our last article, we discussed all of the major components of on-site search optimization, starting with behind-the-scen