Sean Si is a blogger, entrepreneur, SEO specialist, public speaker, and inbound marketer. Listen to his podcast on Spotify, read his personal blog, or sign up for his SEO class now.
Making your website rank is hard work. This is especially true if you practice ethical strategies like I do. Being an SEO strategist requires you to be sharp and quick on your feet in empowering people to achieve maximum growth through online visibility. With that, subfolder and subdomain SEO is one of the things that you should look into.
CognitiveSEO has been part of the SEO-Hacker toolbox since 2017 and I have been using it since then. CognitiveSEO is an all-around SEO tool that is being used by hundreds of SEO agencies and has helped improve the visibility of thousands of websites.
2019 has been full of wins and losses for us SEOs. Multiple announced and some unconfirmed algorithm updates have kept us on our toes and made us adapt accordingly. These updates steadily shape how Google will process search in the years to come and we want you, our readers, to be ready and stay ahead of the game this 2020. SEO is an ever-changing industry and we should be in-the-know about the most recent updates and we should also possess a mastery of the past updates that happened. CONTINUE READING
This holiday season, it’s a great opportunity to look back and be thankful for all the blessings you received this year. Although this is a time for feasts and gifts, it is also a chance to come up with strategies that will constantly reap results even until the next holidays. With that, I have written several articles on some tactics that can help you achieve that for your SEO. Take a look at this list of bite-sized strategies that will definitely help you gain online visibility.
I would like to thank the readers who have remained with us on our journey, those who never fail to be engaged with the content we generate. It makes me happy seeing everyone enjoy the blog, trust that there will be more relevant and informative articles to come. From our SEO family to yours, we wish everyone a Merry Christmas!
2019 has been a great year for our team here at SEO Hacker. Our team grew further and has reached higher heights this year and there are no signs of slowing down. And thanks to you, our readers, the SEO Hacker blog continues to thrive.
Innovation. That’s what Google constantly strives for with the different software, products, and services they offer. Google’s knowledge graph is just one of the innovations that made a user’s search experience better and faster. Released back in 2012, the Knowledge Panel is a tool that enables users to quickly view facts about specific people, objects, places, recipes, movies, and many more.
Since its release, the knowledge graph is one of the most defining facets of a user’s search experience since they’re not anymore limited to just viewing the 10 blue links in the search results. Google’s knowledge graph is a powerful and massively interesting tool but what exactly is the Knowledge Graph and how can we, as SEOs, use this to hit our goals?
If you own an e-commerce website or doing SEO for one, let me tell you, it will give you a lot of headaches. Doing SEO for e-commerce websites takes a lot of time and effort because of the size of these websites. E-commerce SEO puts a heavy emphasis on technical and on-page SEO. If your website has hundreds or thousands of pages, the first thing that you have to remember is that each page presents an opportunity for SEO optimization.
Digital Marketers like us know that data is the main source of assurance that our campaigns are helping businesses take off in the digital space. Enter UTM tracking. With just a few simple steps, you can now have a measurement of the impact that your campaign is driving to your site. I am aware that driving traffic to your client’s site can be effectively measured by the standard tracking tools but you should also know that having a dedicated time to set up UTM tracking will make your campaigns more effective in return.
Quick Answer: Help a Reporter Out or HARO is an online PR platform that is used by journalists and bloggers from popular websites to connect with sources to help out with their content. This, in turn, allows sources to get valuable media coverage from high traffic websites that are great for branding and SEO.
Natural Language Processing is simply the area that focuses on the engagement between human language and computers. As simple as it may sound, there are many intricacies associated with it, especially if you are planning on implementing it for SEO. Before diving in headfirst on building your SEO content around NLP, it would be wise to craft a strategy that would fulfill its purpose.
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