Running a blog or website means delving into the ocean of search engine optimization, or SEO, eventually. You can’t escape SEO, especially if you want to rank high on the search engine results pages. SEO continues to expand, though, and getting a grasp on it can be difficult.
Depending on your goals, the price of Canadian SEO, also known as search engine optimization, may less or more than your competition.
Writing high quality guest blog posts gives you an opportunity to get yourself and your business in front of a lot more people.
In 2019, there are more free SEO tools and software suites available than ever before, which is a testament to the importance of optimizing your content and ranking within the SERPs.
On August 1st, 2018, Google released an algorithm update that has had online marketers, web designers, blog writers, and small businesses in Canada reeling.
If you are reading this post, chances are that one of your popular keywords that used to rank well recently dropped or got buried under your competitor’s website. As an Seo for Explo-Media for 10+ years now (Since 2008), I still loose sleep at night (not really but almost) when a website that has been Seo optimized and for some unknown reason drops significantly. One of the top challenging parts is finding out what happened and why the keyword ranking dropped?
Throughout the years, Google’s algorithms have grown more complex and intelligent; and they seem as influential on SEO and content marketing as these two things are on the very construction of these algorithms. Though the mainstays of search engine optimization like keywords, meta descriptions, and link building remain a popular focus, knowing how to appease Google’s algorithms is integral to getting onto the first page of the SERPs.
If there is confusion about a Seo step it sure is about backlinks. They can either help your site reputation and raking or they can harm it.
Penalties can happen without you being told. Yep! You read right. Let me say it again – penalties can happen without you being told, especially if they are built into the algorithmic system.
Google and other search engines are getting smarter, faster, and much more attuned to the user experience—but sometimes these “crawlers” still have issues with figuring out what your website is all about. In order to make your information more available and improve SEO, you need a Schema markup.
