Did you complete a set of description meta tags for each page in your site? We’re still in the realm of things you can do only if you can modify the html for your site. If html is Greek to you, don’t hesitate to talk with your webmaster or website designer. They will know what… Continue reading SEO: The Stuff You Can’t See, Part 3
So you completed a set of title tags for each page in your site. That’s great! You can build on those title tags as you complete this next Search Engine Optimization. Behind the Curtain SEO Step 2: Create a description meta tag for each page. The meta tag gives you a chance to expand on… Continue reading SEO: The Stuff You Can’t See, Part 2
We talked in previous posts about identifying the keywords and phrases that are going to be part of your SEO strategy. By now you should be using those keywords and phrases in your content in ways that are consistent and appropriate…that’s the in-front-of-the-curtain part of Search Engine Optimization, optimizing the content people see on your site.… Continue reading SEO: The Stuff You Can’t See
If keeping your content brief will prevent you from saying all you have to say, consider breaking your content into “bite-size” pieces. This three-part series, “Less Is More,” is an extreme example. But writing succinctly about the importance of creating content that is succinct has been a great exercise. By revisiting the topic in three… Continue reading Less is More: Part 3
Seth Godin said in a recent interview about blogging that when he began to write shorter posts and to post more often, the quality of the responses he received improved. Not the quantity, but the quality Getting lots of click-throughs, likes, comments, etc. is nice. It seems to validate your content. But wouldn’t it be… Continue reading Less Is More: Part 2
You must ruthlessly edit everything you publish because today there is more information competing for the attention of your target audience than ever before. Make your point quickly. Unless you are writing a novel, brilliant prose will be lost on people waiting for you to get to the point.
So you’ve done some research and you’ve created a list of keywords that are relevant to your product or service. Now you need to think about how you are going to use those keywords in your content. I would argue that a solid keyword strategy that is consistently implemented will translate into a more effective… Continue reading Good SEO = Good Website Design
I f—ing love Elise Andrews. This adorable and clever young woman has been making a splash lately with her wildly popular Facebook page called “I F—ing Love Science.” On her page, she uses the “F word” unedited. I would argue it has something to do with the pages popularity. I know it certainly caught my… Continue reading Marketing and the “F Word”
When it comes to SEO (Search Engine Optimization), many business owners and even experienced marketers hold their heads. It can seem like an impenetrable topic full of complex and mysterious formulas. It doesn’t have to be. Two things you need to know about SEO: If you understand the underlying principles of good marketing and branding,… Continue reading Who’s Afraid of SEO?
Not a Twit-ophile? You don’t need to feel unhip. Twitter is not for everybody, and marketers should make note of this fact. Twitter is a key marketing tool for people or organizations that have clever, concise things to say on a frequent basis market to people who are tech-savvy, who are on-the-go and who want… Continue reading The Trouble with Twitter
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