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PPC management is just like any other practice, such as SEO or even nutrition, in which there are many ways to accomplish a goal and everyone has an idea of the best way. We spend a lot of time talking about what to do and how to do it. And when all of those ideas find themselves in the same PPC campaign, it’s usually a disaster.
If you’ve ever looked at a new client’s account only to find that they have added every keyword in every match type and every possible word order plus they are running 10 ad variations at once and have their campaigns day parted to the point that you need a decoder ring to figure out when the ads actually run, you know what I’m talking about. Your campaigns may n ...
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New components and signals from social aggregation, diverse & natural linking portfolios, social sharing & Facebook Likes as wells as traffic and influence can absolutely differentiate your incoming links from that of a competitors. If a link in a relevant piece of content builds traffic to your site, or better yet residual traffic values, then that link is actually doing its job … it’s sending a user to your site.
That’s what links were originally intended to do; help a user navigate or find a new site from a site or published content that is relevant to the target site. Somewhere along the way, linking was misconstrued as a ranking manipulator.
So, how do we find the best of ...
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1. Quality Content/Linkbait
What does your content say about your product or service? Is it clear and concise? Keep in mind, linkbait is more than a press release. Blog posts, infographics and videos are just as, if not more, effective.
Is your linkbait relevant to your audience? You have a target audience. Cater to them. Give them something useful – something that will make their lives better. Teach them something they don’t already know. They will then rely on you for information and continue buying your product or service.
Is your content authentic? Give your audience a unique look at a current trend or topic that relates to your brand. What do they know that they didn’t know bef ...
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Since law firms often rely heavily on local interest in their firm, placing high on Google’s local ranking is crucial. But let’s say that you’re not, that given the relevant key words associated with your business and location, you simply aren’t showing up: what to do?
First, check to see if there are duplicate listings for your business. Google will lower the relevancy of a business that has multiple listings, so simplify matters by posting only one local listing. Search out other listings through a query of your business name or address, or variants of your name and phone number.
Listings that include former addresses or former numbers don’t only lower your ranking with Google, but t ...