The truth is customers want specific things to make their interactions with your brand more meaningful. You don’t have to be a programming ninja (or Jedi mind-melder) to understand what they want and make sure it happens so your customers are happy.
You can use ads and social media to drive traffic, but if it leads your customers to a poor website, you’ve lost your investment. So how do you create a website that will help (not hinder) the process
For years website and SEO professionals have focused on robots, keyword tags and search algorithms. Many businesses and experts have been so focused on the search engine robots that they have forgotten someone even more important: the human searcher.
Since Google’s 2012 announcement, we’ve known that not all links are created equal. But how does one know whether an inbound link (or backlink) is good for SEO or harmful? And if you find harmful links, what do you do about them?
You’ve heard them. You’ve seen them. The world is buzzing with messages to “slim down for summer.” What if it’s good for your website optimization? What if losing some website weight made your site perform better for users & in SEO?
The short answer, yes.
The long answer, yes but keywords aren’t what they used to be.
