SEO professionals go about doing certain tasks in different ways. One of those, is evaluating how many pages you have in the Google index for SEO. In this post, we reveal real insight from Google on how to find how many pages your website has in the index. Site Operators in Search One of the…
Crawling and Indexing Location-Adaptive Pages for SEO
We’ve been seeing a lot of dramatic changes and updates to Google SEO lately, particularly with respect to location-based ranking and mobile results. And just recently, Google made another significant change by introducing improvements to Googlebot that enable crawling and indexing of location-adaptive pages for SEO. The update will come as particularly great news for…
Why Saying There’s No ROI with SEO Is a Huge Mistake
I was having a casual conversation the other day and someone said to me, “You know I just never see the ROI with SEO.” I didn’t say anything in that moment (although I answer this issue all the time), but the statement rolled around in my head for a while after that particular moment. In…
Ultimate Checklist When Switching Hosting For SEO
There are a number of reasons to switch your web hosting company: outgrowing your initial data package, not getting the up-time service you were promised, or wanting to save money with another provider. When you do decide to make the switch, it’s important to follow some critical steps to ensure the transition is smooth and…
2 Mobile Subdomain SEO Mistakes that Could Ruin Everything
Mobile SEO… Man, can it be complicated. Especially mobile SEO for a subdomain when you are working with a massive website and you need to map everything together, account for rouge URLs and just generally get it done. I have been doing a lot of this lately, so I wanted to share 2 devastating mobile…
The Ultimate Guide to the Google Pigeon Update
In July 2014, a local search algorithm update was released, which was dubbed Google Pigeon. Under the algorithm, Google aims to release more useful, accurate, and relevant local search results, which are visible within Google Maps and Google Web search. With local searches attracting 50 percent of mobile users to visit stores, Google Pigeon may…
The Ultimate List of 301 Redirect Examples for SEO
Google recommends using 301 redirects to promote SEO when changing the URL of a web page. To ensure users and search engines are redirected to the correct page, it’s advised a server-side 301 redirect is in place to show search engines that a page has been moved to a new location. A 301 redirect is…
How to Get Started with SEO for a New Website
Launching a new website is chaotic due to the amount of work that must be done to ensure your website will perform its best and rank well. Often, the design and SEO process for launching a new website can take up to 3 months of work prior to the launch. During those months, you’ll need…
Business Guide for Choosing an SEO/PPC Company for 2015
An effective SEM campaign requires a tactical structure that involves a strategic approach to SEO and PPC; although, many are turning away from SEO due to the fear of Google penalties in light of the recent algorithm updates. However, a successful SEM campaign must have both SEO and PPC advertising as 70 percent of internet…
How Do New Trends in Mobile Web Design Affect SEO?
In the current age of mobile device use, webmasters are having to adapt to the latest mobile trends in order to remain competitive. However, as many as 66 percent of mobile device users are frustrated due to slow website load times. As a result, 16 percent of mobile users say they will give up on…