David Mihm is a local SEO legend. He’s been a leading figure in the SEO world for years. Recently, he started a new firm called Tidings, that helps businesses achieve success in local markets. We’re honored to present you his fantastic answers to five pressing questions on local SEO. Find out what you should focus […]
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Here’s our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web. From Marketing Land: Questions are the center of great websites Jun 20, 2017 by Brian Massey When you’re optimizing a campaign or website, it’s easy to become fixated on… Please visit Marketing Land for
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Something pretty rare just happened. Earlier this morning I opened public enrollment to my first training & certification program. The certification program brings you into the the inner circle of teaching and shows you how to take full control of your traffic and search engine rankings once and for all. It has taken me nearly
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This is not an SEO blog post. As a follower of, in my opinion one of the most direct and hard-hitting SEO blogs around today, I am assuming that you know how to do the basics. In fact, you probably know the basics better than I do… By I would still argue that some of my SEO
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It struck me the other day, while I was reviewing a client project with one of our SEO analysts, that the old problem of thin content is still an insidious revenue killer for many websites. Or put another way, until you have content worth ranking, do not be surprised if you don’t rank well. By
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March 6th, 2017 by Chris Gilchrist We recently mentioned that DMOZ, The Open Directory Project, would be closing. As a result the meta robots command, NOODP, will become redundant as of March 14, 2017. The tag will be removed as an option from the app in the next update we make to the Shopify SEO
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SEO is by far the most talked about, searched for and read about topic for web entrepreneurs. And so it should be, considering how vital it is to get SEO right for your business! What’s puzzling, however, is that there are so many myths and misconceptions about SEO floating about. I mean, we all want to get
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Many bloggers are unaware of how analyzing basic reports can give you a better understanding of what’s working and what’s not. Next, analyzing some reports are essential in making sure you are following Google’s guidelines, making sure you rank higher within the SERP’s. For example, natural link building patterns, site speed, knowledge on algorithm updates,
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Last August I wrote a blog post about how attention merchants were sucking the value out of online publishing. In it I noted how the Yahoo! Directory disappeared & how even DMOZ saw a sharp drop in traffic & rankings over the past few years. The concept of a neutral web is dead. In its
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