by Rick Ferguson | Nov 25, 2015 | Online marketing, SEO
Title tags are strong indicators of the page content to search engines. They are also the first thing a potential site visitor sees when viewing the search engine results. To best satisfy both, the same set of best practices can be followed. Before getting into...
by Rick Ferguson | Nov 9, 2015 | Online marketing, SEO
When it comes to web crawlers there are 3 main solutions when you get right down to it: Xenu; Screaming Frog; and IIS SEO Toolkit. For our purposes here today, I will assume that you agree with me (and not this Moz article comparing Xenu and ScreamingFrog) that Xenu...
by Tripp Hamilton | Sep 30, 2015 | Conferences, Online marketing
PubCon is less than a week away as many of the industry’s brightest minds are preparing to travel to the Las Vegas Convention Center to meet, mingle, and learn from several worthwhile keynote speakers and sessions to attend. If you plan on attending PubCon, you...
by Tripp Hamilton | Sep 3, 2015 | Online marketing, SEO
Have you hired an SEO specialist to optimize your website for search engines? If so, one primary question you need to ask yourself is if the person or agency you hired is sending regular reports that show the work that they have done. Whether that is on-site or...
by Jake Ratliff | Jul 20, 2015 | Online marketing, Paid Search
The Power of Digital Marketing Everyday I get to see how beneficial online advertising is for Hive Digital’s clients. I don’t mean beneficial in a vague, esoteric sense. I get to see exactly to the penny how Hive Digital’s advertising team has...
by Tripp Hamilton | Jun 8, 2015 | Google, Online marketing, Reconsideration
Are you a website owner and did you receive a message about a hacked site penalty? Or when you search your website in Google, does it have a message under the URL that states, “This site may harm your computer”? If so, you may have had your website hacked!...
by Tripp Hamilton | Apr 24, 2015 | Link Removal, Online marketing, SEO
Over the past several years I’ve been involved in the Internet marketing community, one thing has really gotten under my skin: comment spam. Almost every back-link analysis I’ve performed has comment links in one form or another. Many of these links can be...
by Russ Jones | Apr 21, 2015 | Analytics, Content Marketing, Online marketing
Frequently Asked Questions What does the % mean? We aggregate the search results across 30,000 keywords searched on mobile and determine what percentage are labeled as “mobile friendly” by Google. We then subtract the percentage that was mobile friendly on...
by Russ Jones | Apr 16, 2015 | Online marketing, SEO
It is rare that we get the chance to know of a Google Update in advance. It is even rarer that we are given the exact date (i.e. Mobilegeddon). And it is even rarer than that when we are given the exact metric which will influence the algorithmic update, much less...
by Michael Fine | Apr 1, 2015 | Analytics, Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn, Online marketing, SMX Social Media, Social Media, Twitter, YouTube & Video
I have been receiving one question quite often lately: What is the difference between a LinkedIn Company Page and a LinkedIn Group? Both of these options serve a great purpose for your company but accomplish different things. According to a HubSpot study of over...
by Tripp Hamilton | Mar 30, 2015 | Content Marketing, Online marketing, SEO
Most, if not all, easily replicated SEO tactics are now a thing of the past, and any SEO-provider / internet marketing company that offers those services are going to do more harm than good for your website’s rankings. In this post, we are focusing on why...
by Jake Ratliff | Mar 27, 2015 | Analytics, Online marketing, Paid Search
Bounce rate is an interesting metric because the story it tells depends entirely on the context. Usually people panic when they see a significant increase in bounces from their site. Sometimes that panic is warranted. If, however, their site has recently had an...
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