While many people may not realize it, having a company’s NAP properly displayed on their website can make a huge difference when trying to optimize for local SEO. NAP refers to a company’s name, address, and phone number, and this information is highly important when people are trying to find a company both physically and […]
View Full ArticleThere are many factors that determine how well your business ranks in local search. And with more and more users looking to their mobile devices to find local businesses while on the go, making sure that you rank locally will be instrumental to overall success. By optimizing the following factors, the search engine marketing experts […]
View Full ArticleSince the emergence of smart phones, the Internet is constantly available at any moment as long as one has their phone close by. Due to this convenience, people are relying heavily on their smart phones for web searches. According to comScore’s 2014 report, 53% of the total time spent on the Internet comes from mobile […]
View Full ArticleThe purpose of Penguin, a filter that sits on top of Google’s regular algorithm, is to reduce search engine rankings that violate Google’s ranking guidelines. The current update, introduced in October 2014, is Penguin 3.0, affecting less than one percent of search engine queries. While Google describes this update as a “refresh with no new […]
View Full ArticleGoogle takes several different factors into consideration when determining how a site will show up after that initial search request is entered. Understanding Google’s search criteria can help you optimize your own website so that it will rank higher, preferably somewhere within the first page of returned results, since searchers aren’t likely to browse through multiple pages. […]
View Full ArticleThe key to standing out online for many business in today’s competitive marketplace is to go local – very local. Welcome to hyperlocal search engine optimization. It’s an effective strategy that can be implemented in several ways.
View Full ArticleAdding to Google’s menagerie of algorithm updates, its recent local modification “Pigeon,” was released on July 24, 2014, for American English searches. Like the release of Panda and Penguin before it, Pigeon has left some local businesses looking to make adjustments to their search engine optimization, as they find they are no longer appearing in […]
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