By Danielle Antosz In this Pubcon interview Bill Hunt, President of Back Azimuth Consulting. sat down with Kelsey Jones, SEJ’s Executive Editor, to talk about HREFLang, what it means for international SEO, and discuss some of the pitfalls SEOs face. The post How to Use HREFLang Correctly: An Interview with Bill Hunt appeared first on Search Engine Journal. Source:: SEO News
By Meg Cabrera Those weigh differently in people’s minds, but both are important considerations in choosing a web marketing partner. Learn more about pricing factors, and how certain mistakes can be deadly, in this week’s top post. The post Weekly Wrap-Up: October 28th, 2016 by @megcabrera appeared first on Search Engine Journal. Source:: SEO News
By Matt Southern A report published by Reuters states that 75% of Internet use in 2017 will be from mobile devices. The post 75% of Internet Use Will Be Mobile in 2017 [REPORT] by @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal. Source:: SEO News
By Kelsey Jones Telling your story more visually is a compelling way to get people’s attention in an age of dwindling attention spans. Learn more here. The post How to Attract an Audience With Visual Storytelling With Debra Jasper by @wonderwall7 appeared first on Search Engine Journal. Source:: SEO News
By Julia McCoy I think that 2017 is going to be the year when blogging is more sought-out than ever. The only problem? The unprecedented levels of content saturation and new material. The post An Essential Guide to Writing Blogs That Win by @JuliaEMcCoy appeared first on Search Engine Journal. Source:: SEO News
By Jon Ball Jon Ball of Page One Power discusses his five key takeaways learned from building links for enterprise businesses, and how to meet the demand, quality, and documentation they expect. The post 5 Lessons I’ve Learned Building Links for Enterprise Clients by @linkbuildingjon appeared first on Search Engine Journal. Source:: SEO News
By Jacob Baadsgaard Do you ever get a sinking feeling as you open your paid search account? You don’t know exactly what you’re going to see, but you have a feeling that something has gone horribly, horribly wrong? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. If you’ve managed a paid search account for long enough, you know that sometimes, things just inexplicably go awry. Clicks stop converting…keywords stop performing…campaigns suck your budget dry. And you don’t know why. Well, guess what? If you’ve ever felt like your paid search account is being attacked by forces beyond your control, you just might be…
By Tony Messer Whether you’re looking after your own site or a customer’s you need to use tools for the best results. Here are 7 that we’ve tried and tested and would strongly recommend. The post 7 SEO Tools We’re Thankful For by @antonymesser appeared first on Search Engine Journal. Source:: SEO News
By Melih Oztalay Social media nurturing has to be a requirement for all businesses. Businesses have turned social media automation into something that seems to resemble broadcast radio by posting large volumes of tweets and updates occurs fast with automation tools. Now imagine every business, regardless of their industry, doing the exact same thing. Automated postings have inundated social communities to a point that no one is listening anymore. Unfortunately, businesses have over-used social media automation tools to be the end of their marketing efforts. They are seeking efficient (not necessarily effective) ways of getting their message out as fast…
By Sergio Aicardi Adjusting your bids on AdWords can be tricky if you’re new to the game; especially when your budget is on the line. Learn how to be successful here. The post A Beginners Guide to Adjusting Bids on AdWords by @seocompanymiami appeared first on Search Engine Journal. Source:: SEO News