Why Creating More Content Will Improve Your Search Traffic

There’s a practical reason why creating more content for your site usually results in more organic search traffic. It’s a numbers game. The more content you write, the more keywords you are likely to rank for. You might be familiar with the Pareto Principle, which says that 80% of your results will come from 20% of your efforts. How do you know which 20% of your content is going to drive 80% of your traffic?

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3 Things Manufacturing Companies Must Understand About SEO

If you’re competing against industrial brands that existed decades before the internet, you probably have an uphill battle. Newer companies generally don’t have as strong a brand as older companies. By improving your website in specific ways, you stand a better chance of winning the long-term battle for search results, rankings, and search traffic.

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Does Brand Recognition Affect SEO?

Before we discuss what potential influence brand recognition might have on search rankings, let’s look at a recent history of SEO. As little as five or six years ago, SEO could still be disproportionately affected by certain tricks. These included keyword stuffing, exact match domains, fake business names, exact match link anchor text, and link […]

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How Does Your Agency Measure the ROI of a Website Redesign?

Your website is the foundation for your online marketing efforts. As a growing company, you re-evaluate your website periodically to make sure it is serving your business objectives. One question you should be asking your partner web agency is, “How will you measure the ROI of a website redesign?” I believe that any website redesign […]

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Single Page Website SEO: Can I Rank for Multiple Search Terms?

The #1 question we hear when it comes to single page website SEO is, “Can you rank multiple search terms on a one page website?” Or in other words, how many search terms can you rank a one-page website for? Ranking a on page website for a few closely-related search terms should not be a […]

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