SEO

Google subheadings in search results, also known as sitelinks, are those navigational links which appear alongside a page’s title, description, and URL. Webmasters want subheadings to appear in Google for their site because it allows people to go straight to important pages on their sites. It also gives that webmaster more real estate/visibility in Google […]

If you’re new to SEO, you’ve likely been looking for the answer to the golden question: how does Google rank pages? After all, discovering the solution to this question could mean early retirement for you, leveraging the flood of traffic which comes with dominating Google for the most searched keywords. While Google’s algorithm is kept

Connecting your Google Search Console and Google Analytics accounts gives you additional data across both properties. This allows you to get a clearer picture about organic (Google based) traffic to your website. Connecting the two properties also gives you access to Search Console Insights, which provides a basic snapshot of how people are getting to

This ever happen to you? You’re searching Google for a keyword you’re targeting and find your own listing only to see that Google is showing the wrong meta description. You go back into the page on your site to double check and everything looks right there. No, Google has indeed switched it out to show

If you’re in the business of SEO or are just trying to get your business to rank better in Google, you’ve likely heard the phrase “local citations”. Let’s talk about what are local citations and how they can help your business outrank your competition in Google. What Are Local Citations? First, let’s define what are

Traffic is the lifeblood of any website. Without traffic, well you might as well not have a website. As such, I’ve put together the definitive, ULTIMATE list of 51 website traffic sources. No doubt you’ve heard of some of these, but I guarantee there will be plenty you’ve never considered but could bring in a

Among the many things you might want to know about a competitor’s website is the keywords they’re targeting. It’s actually pretty simple to do, so here are 3 ways for how to find out what keywords a website is using. How to Find Out What Keywords a Website is Using 1 – Check The Title

There are many different ways to make money online with SEO. A lot of self professed “gurus” have made a tidy living from SEO alone. This is mostly because there are millions of webmasters around the world, but only a tiny percentage understand how to rank. Let’s cover the 3 best ways to make money