You might have recently heard some fellow SEOs at the water cooler chatting about structured data, web page markup, and schema.org. However, you’ve never really delved into those topics yourself. Now is the time to change that. Why? Because you can take your SEO efforts to the next level with the proper use of structured…
Google Releases More Friendly Mobile-Friendly Testing Tool
This week: Google releases a new version of a testing tool, mobile page speed may soon be a ranking factor, and it really doesn’t matter whether you use dashes or underscores in your URLs. Here’s what happened this week in SEO. Google Releases More Friendly Mobile-Friendly Testing Tool Google has released a new and improved…
Everything You Need to Know About Google Firebase
At the I/O Conference in May, Google unveiled the latest iteration of Firebase – a software development platform that reduces the hassle of establishing proper infrastructure, provides analytics about user behavior, and facilitates rapid application deployment. Firebase isn’t new. It was originally an independent company that Google acquired in 2014. Since then, the company has…
Ignite Visibility Welcomes Jason Carleton as a Project Coordinator!
Ignite Visibility is delighted to introduce you to Jason Carleton, who joins us as a Project Coordinator! Jason has been working in all things SEO and web design since 2012, and his background in Business Administration makes for well-rounded insight into thinking about what strategies would be the best match for our clients. Learn more…
All the Different Ways to Rank in Google
Many SEOs are under the impression that there are only two ways to rank in Google: with organic and paid links in the search engine results pages (SERPs). That’s simply not the case. Google offers webmasters a veritable potpourri of methods that they can use to push their sites to the top of the search…
Your Weekly Recap of What Happened in SEO This Week
This week: Google might remove the Content Keywords report from the Search Console, a new study confirms what we always suspected, and Bing’s share of the search market is growing. Here’s what happened this week in SEO. Study Confirms Correlation Between Backlinks and Traffic In what might be the most unsurprising development of the…
Everything You Need to Know About Google Assist and Google Home for SEO and Marketing
On May 18, 2016, at the Google I/O Conference, Google announced Google Home. That’s a decorative speaker that houses the new Google assistant. Google Home is also widely viewed as a platform that’s meant to compete with Amazon Echo. Like Echo, it helps people get answers to their questions and complete basic tasks, such as…
Ignite Visibility Welcomes Andrew Graham as a Project Manager!
Ignite Visibility is thrilled to welcome Andrew Graham to our ever-growing team! Andrew has worked on over 50 online marketing campaigns for various businesses, and is continuing to expand his SEO, digital and technical skill set by taking online coding classes. Find out more about Andrew below! WHERE ARE YOU FROM? I was born…
Your Weekly Recap of What Happened in SEO This Week
This week: Google experiments with real-time indexing, there’s an AMP filter in the Search Console, and wait until you hear about how many searches are voice queries. Here’s what happened this week in SEO. Google Adds AMP Filter in Search Console Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMPs) are fast-loading HTML pages optimized for mobile devices. They’re intended…
SEO Issues: 8 Expert Ways to Pinpoint & Resolve SEO Issues
Everyone has SEO issues. Including you, if you are reading this post. Are you struggling with lackluster rank in Google’s search results? Wondering why your site has recently dropped off the first page? Scratching your head because you can’t seem to move your rank beyond #37? You are in the right place! If you’re dealing…