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Mobile devices are now the most popular way people use the internet.
That’s not exactly new news in 2017. Mobile usage surpassed desktop for the first time in October of 2016, and it hasn’t shown any signs of slowing down. Over 50% of time on all digital devices is now spent on mobile, compared to only 42% of time on desktop. About 60% of all U.S. searches occur on mobile devices.
Those numbers represent huge portions of your target markets.…
If you have a business with a physical address – or want an audience in a specific geographic area – you may already know how important it is to ensure locals can find you in their search results.
When someone is seeking out a lawyer, therapist, lawn company, restaurant, and so on, chances are good they’re not going to want a business two states over – or even two cities over. They want to search locally.…
You know that mobile has changed the game where search ranking is concerned. That more and more people use their phones and other devices to find nearby businesses. That being able to show up in local results matters – a lot.
What you might not realize is that just about every business knows that now. A few years ago, an “optimized” local SEO strategy largely meant tackling a few basic tasks, like creating local landing pages and ensuring your business was represented on as many directory services as possible.…
If you have a business, you need a website – that’s just the way it is these days.
Most business owners who are serious about their online presence will hire a company experienced in creative and functional website design & development. But, it’s so important to understand that a really awesome website goes beyond how it looks and functions on the front-end.
The back-end of your website – the place where you, the business-owner can add, edit, and manipulate content – requires just as much attention.…
A lot of business and website owners balk at the words “technical SEO.” To many people, “technical” suggests a concept that is inherently difficult to understand, while SEO in general can seem confusing if you don’t have a background in web design or marketing.
The term itself is intimidating, but the meaning is straightforward. Technical SEO is basically the behind-the-scenes stuff that helps search engines—primarily Google—find and index your site. In other words, it’s all the SEO you do for your site, minus the actual content.…
