Search Engine Optimization, if done correctly, will help your website rank in the number one position on Google. We often get asked if SEO is a short-term marketing tactic, or does it need to be continuous to be successful? SEO is absolutely a continuous process that is constantly changing. To help explain why, we need to separate the theory of SEO from the tactics that SEO professionals use.
If you own a website, then you already know that it is not just a one-time thing. Websites are similar to cars, in that they require ongoing maintenance to run. The same is required for SEO. In order to rank well in search results, then you must maintain your overall SEO campaign. Part of that includes a site audit. We know, the dreaded word audit can sound intimidating. But hang on, in this blog we will explain what an SEO audit is, why you need one, and how we can help.
We are excited to bring you the latest updates from the Shopify unite 2019 conference. You can expect many fantastic changes coming your way to help your sales soar.
Titles, metas, alts, keyword rankings — there’s a lot to learn when it comes to SEO, and most people don’t consider the power of blogging for optimization. However, a blog offers a prime opportunity to kill lots of proverbial SEO birds with one stone. Here are some of the top ways that blogging can help improve your status on search engines:
At Moose May, we talk a lot about the importance of blogging for SEO. But beyond helping your business rank, there are a lot of reasons you should prioritize blogging in your content strategy. Here’s a roundup of our top 10 reasons for your business to blog.
SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is a multi-faceted industry, and SEO experts wear many different hats during a typical day. Just like learning a new language, to help you better understand and communicate more effectively with your SEO team, it helps to learn some basic terms. Today I am going to give you a quick overview of basic on-page definitions and concepts.
From meta titles and descriptions to H tags, we’ve got you covered in this quick overview of basic on-page definitions.
It’s no secret that Google dominates SEO conversations. You don’t Bing anything, you Google it. With Google as the forefront of search engines, it begs the question, is Bing still relevant?
The short answer is that, yes, Bing is still relevant. If Google and Bing were competing in the Olympics, Google would win the Gold every time. Bing, while not the powerhouse that Google is, would still qualify for a silver medal.
ECommerce sales make up 9.5% of total sales in the U.S. That means if you want to start a successful business, eCommerce is the industry to choose. And if you’re looking for a convenient eCommerce platform, Shopify is also the one to choose.
People ask us all the time what does a SEO specialist even do? One of the best explanations I’ve heard is that SEO’s are like the aisle signs in a grocery store. If they weren’t there, then it would take you forever to find where the gravy was. The aisle signs make it easy for shoppers to find what they wanted to buy. The same concept applies to what SEOs do. We make it easier for customers to find your website.
It is no secret that SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is a fast-paced game. We get why business owners can be intimidated when trying to learn SEO. With the constantly changing search engine updates, to the vast amount of technical lingo, it can be overwhelming to understand it all. We get it. That is why we’re here to highlight the tips and tools that we recommend for a variety of specialties.
