Google sent massive shock waves through the SEO community the other day, announcing that it was discontinuing AJAX SEO guidelines! Well, not really. We knew it was coming for months… For those of you who don’t know, AJAX is a client-side script that relays information between a server and database without the need for a…
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How to Analyze your Old SEO Content and Boost Overall Rankings
One of the most worthwhile ongoing projects for businesses is working on SEO for old content. Although businesses will always need to create great new content, it also pays to ensure that old content works just as hard—and doesn’t hurt your overall SEO strategy. What SEO does for old content Optimizing older content, whether you…
My Top 7 Items for SEO in 2016 – By @johnelincoln
In the world of SEO, things are constantly changing. It’s our job as online marketers to adapt and adjust to these changes. That’s why it’s so important to stay on top of all the latest SEO news and updates, because it’s vital to help us do our jobs correctly. I wanted to take the time…
Why Looking at Total SEO Traffic Is Misleading
Website traffic is a complex thing. I have spent the last decade analyzing it and I can tell you with certainty that most people don’t understand important subtleties in their online traffic. In this post, I want to talk about some of those. Let’s start out with a couple non-SEO related items and then we…
The Best WordPress SEO Plugins for 2024: A Complete Guide
By 2021, WordPress hit a new milestone: It powered 39.5% of the world’s websites, according to Search Engine Journal. This is up from 35% just one year prior. With such a strong hold on the market (Drupal and Squarespace only power 1.5% of websites each), you are likely one of the businesses relying on WordPress…
SEO for Old Blog Posts, How to Revive Them from the Dead and Maximize Their Reach
One of the saddest things is writing an awesome blog post and then watching it experience a quick death. You put in so much work into that post and all you got was a short bump in traffic and now the traffic for the post is down to almost nothing. In this post, I want…
Shopify SEO Review, What all SEO Professionals Need to Know
Shopify has gotten pretty darn big. It is certainly one of the top ecommerce CMS systems in the world, based on number of users. People generally look at it as a step down from Magento, but it still has a lot of offer. In this post, we look at Shopify SEO and review it from…
Is DMOZ Making a Comeback for SEO? New Sighting
For those of you who don’t know, DMOZ is an older directory that used to be a staple point of every good search engine optimization strategy. Well, it was recently pointed out to me that Google is referencing DMOZ listings again. See an example below. Here we can see a call out next to the…
Ultimate Guide to Responsive Design and SEO
Responsive web design is not only the largest current design trend to hit the internet, but it’s also the most important design method to simplify managing a website and boosting user performance. A responsive design eliminates the need to have multiple designs to accommodate different devices, such as desktops and cell phones, as the website…
How to Triple the Average Pages Per Visit on Your Blog
Every website, and section of an individual website, has different goals. The goals for an ecommerce site are very different than a news site for example. Generally, they segment websites into the categories of brand, eCommerce, news, lead generation and information based sites. Each of these website types have different KPIs. Well, what people often…