One of the most basic aspects of content writing is crafting the perfect meta tag to go with it. In an earlier post, we discussed that meta tags are one of the most basic elements of SEO and that they have been around for a really long time. A lot of people feel that meta tags are complicated and some might even argue an altogether different language like computer code.
Knowledge is one of the most powerful tools in the arsenal of any internet marketer. Having information based on the hottest trends on the most popular platforms is definitely an advantage over other specialists. That kind of data that’s changing everyday may sound like a hassle to take note of but luckily, that’s where BuzzSumo comes into play.
With links as one of the top search engine ranking factors, many businesses and bloggers invest their time and effort in acquiring links from blogs and websites relevant to their industry.
Webmasters, SEO experts, and digital marketers are always looking for new and powerful SEO tools to make their jobs easier and help their clients reach more potential customers. There are a lot of tools out there, but some of them are not as good as others, and some require webmasters to pay a hefty fee to access.
Google is known for changing its search algorithms regularly. When it does, some SEO techniques that were once considered the best are now called spammy and intentionally misleading. This forces web developers and SEO marketers to quickly change tactics, often revamping an entire SEO plan within a few days to keep a website from falling off of Google’s search results.
You land your site on the top. Traffic is coming in. Things are going “silky smooth”. You feel like you’re on top of the world. You’ve made it. You “got there”. What’s next?
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Quick Answer: Domain name, length, use of keywords, and even the domain extension are all critical components of your SEO. A well-made and focused domain can help you improve your SEO, your website’s credibility, and how easily your customers can find you.
Did you know that you can make your content strategy designed in such a way that it looks for its target users? Uh-huh, yeah – you just need to let your content out and let it do the sniffing out of you users for you.
Schema is the new way of Google, Yahoo and Bing to sort the whole internet out. It is a system that will make it easier for their search engines to identify what a site, or even a paragraph, is all about. So now that we know, the question to ask yourself is, how will Schema affect SEO?
Ben Grossman has compiled a series of statistics that are sure to intrigue internet marketers and SEO specialists in general. I recommend this slide to anyone who is in the field of SEO, SNM, SEM, blogging, and internet marketing. Enjoy!
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