by Jacob Bohall | Oct 25, 2016 | SEO
Do you want to know how to export redirects from the WordPress Redirection plugin? Login to your “old” wordpress install and select redirection from the Tools menu. Select “modules” from the top navigation bar Select CSV or .htaccess from the...
by Tripp Hamilton | Jan 27, 2016 | Online marketing, SEO
Link development can be a risky endeavor for many websites, as there have been a slew of updates from Google and other search engines to prevent “gaming of the system” through Search Engine Optimization (SEO). In years past, webmasters would get links...
by John Gibbings | Dec 29, 2015 | Analytics, Online marketing, SEO
Page load speeds are encountered with each new page that is accessed, regardless of the focal point of a particular search. There are individual elements to each web page that will be individually called, and loaded each time the next page is visited. The speed of a...
by Tripp Hamilton | Dec 2, 2015 | Online marketing, SEO
Does your business rely heavily on local customers? If so, search traffic may have changed for your website on July 24th, 2014, the day that Google released their Pigeon algorithm and in turn, changed how your website shows up in local search results. Local SEO may...
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 25, 2015 | Google, SEO
At one point in time, PageRank was the end-all when it came to determining a website’s validity, health, and overall value in a back-link profile. Every SEO from here to Antarctica boasted the ability to get links on “HIGH PR DOMAINS”. Unfortunately...
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 Russ Jones | Jun 30, 2015 | SEO
It happened again today. After helping a client build an amazingly effective natural, content-based link building strategy, links started pouring in and the complaints began. “The Page Authority isn’t high enough. The Domain Authority isn’t high...
by Russ Jones | Jun 29, 2015 | SEO
I have always been intrigued by the organic search ecosystem. You can think of it like a marketplace where different sites come to life, grow, thrive, or die depending upon their performance. Like the natural ecosystem governed by physical laws, or the marketplace...
by Russ Jones | Jun 24, 2015 | Analytics, SEO
It is inevitable that with the release of any major update from Google we will see the quintessential “winner vs loser” list and some speculation as to why certain sites topped the list and others faltered. While the approach is itself not flawed, the...
by Russ Jones | Jun 22, 2015 | SEO
Every link data set (Moz, Majestic, AHrefs, Webmeup, SEMRush, Bing and Google Search Console) have multiple delays – the natural delay between the time in which the bot revisits a page to find a link has been added or removed, and the unnatural delay between the...
