Core SEO concepts for beginners and intermediate practitioners: organic search basics, meta descriptions, anchor text, keyword types, site links, structured data basics
From an SEO perspective, the use of ordered (numbered) and unordered (bulleted) lists in your content can have various implications. While there’s no direct ranking boost from using either type of list, their impact on user experience and content structure can indirectly influence SEO. Here’s a breakdown of the advantages and disadvantages: Advantages of Ordered…
In the digital age, the term “organic search” has become increasingly significant, especially in the realms of digital marketing and search engine optimization (SEO). This article aims to demystify organic search and explain its importance in today’s online-centric world. Organic search refers to the search results that appear naturally on a search engine results page…
It’s nearly 2022, and it’s hard to believe that this [still] needs to be said, but it does. BACKLINKS MATTER. Not just a little. A lot. And what matters more than the backlinks? The anchor text in that backlink. Yes, the search engines have gotten really good at understanding the text around your link, but…
As an SEO, one of the things we know is that when we’re trying to get a page to rank for a keyword, the title of a page is one of the most important, if not the most important signal we can send to Google. It’s something we work hard at and there are certain…
When most people think about SEO, they think about three things: keyword research, backlinks and content. And they’re right to do so – all three of those things are fundamental to creating a solid, successful organic search campaign. But what those same people rarely take into consideration is the distinction between Brand and Non-Brand keywords.
Like most things having to do with, SEO this isn’t a simple answer. My first question is, where are you getting your zero search volume results data from? With the exception of Bing, almost every keyword research tool out there provides you with data that’s pulled from Google Ads. What That’s decidedly different than being…
In Google’s world, a “site link” is a specific term that refers to additional links that show up under main organic listings.
Google Updates Their Webmaster Guidelines If you’re not an SEO professional, you’re probably asking yourself, “Why do Google’s Webmaster Guidelines matter to me?” The answer is quite simple: Following Google’s Webmaster Guidelines “…will help Google find, index, and rank your site.” And that’s a good thing. If there’s any doubt as to how important these changes…
Before you answer, I should tell you that this is a trick question. There really isn’t a “right” time because if you’re going to do SEO properly, the right time is all the time. So maybe the better question is, is there a wrong time to think about SEO. The answer to that question is easy. Yes, there is a…
The answer to this question used to be a simple “no”. However that is not longer the case. What your inbound link profile looks like – how many links you have coming into your web site as well as the authority and trust value those links come from – can and will influence your sites…
