SEO Lunch & Learn: Add Google to Your Sales Team
Friday June 1st at 12pm Web Solutions of America invites you to join us for a Lunch ‘n Learn with our Online Marketing department on Friday, June 1st at 12:00 PM. What: SEO Lunch & Learn: Add Google to Your Sales Team Where: Insurance Office of America main conference room, 1855 West State Road 434, Longwood, FL 32750 When: Friday, June 1st, 12:00 PM Who: Web Solutions of America and anyone that could use help getting their website to the [...]
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Is Your Website Mobile Friendly?
With the explosion of smart phone use comes the need to make certain your website is mobile ready. When you have a mobile-friendly website with clear graphics and easy navigation your potential customers have access to your business from virtually anywhere on the planet 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. A business whose website is mobile friendly gives their clients the ability to schedule appointments, fill out contact forms and get directions to your place of business all from the [...]
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Great Content Means Great Ranks
Google reportedly makes over 300 changes to its algorithms every year. These changes can be made to any of the 200 elements of SEO that Google uses to rank a website in its results pages. One thing that has never changed is the importance of text on the page. Nobody knows more about your business and your customers than you do. Reach out to your potential clients en masse by regularly adding articles that give them information that is important to your [...]
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Google Freshness Update: Algorithm Change Affects 35% of Searches
Google announced today a new search algorithm update that will help increase the freshness in the search results. This “freshness algorithm” change will impact roughly 35% of all search results and is expected to give the surfer more up-to-date relevant results. If a search is made for [football scores] you would probably want the most recent scores of the football games that just happened, not from games that are a few years old. This new algorithm change is designed to give you [...]
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6 Questions to Ask Yourself When Designing a Website
When designing a website it’s always a good idea to understand your business’s demographic as well as new website design trends. To help with this do some research on your customers and see what they like as well as what your competition is doing in website design. After finding some information on your target demographic jot down some questions that will help you stay on target when designing the website. Keep these questions in the back of your mind at all times, [...]
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Underscores or Dashes for URLs?
Question: What is better to use, underscores or dashes for URLs? Example: Dash: http://www.wsoaonline.com/web-development Underscore: http://www.wsoaonline.com/web_development Answer: Dashes Why: As explained by Matt Cutts in the Google Webmaster Help YouTube video, dashes in the URLs are used to separate two words whereas underscores combine both words into one. In SEO terms this means that when using a dash to separate words in your URL, Google will index all of these terms individually. When using an underscore Google will only index your combination [...]
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Are Footer Links Better for SEO than Paragraph Links?
Question: Are footer links better for SEO than paragraph links? Answer: No Why: Back in the day the flow of PageRank was spread “evenly” across the links on a web page. No matter where a link was placed on a page, such as in the paragraph or in the footer, each link received the same amount of link juice. However, this does not apply anymore today. Today’s algorithm change from Google adds emphasis to where the link is actually placed upon the [...]
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Why You Should Rank for Long Tail Keywords
On April 28 to roughly May 30th of 2010, Webmaster’s world announced a new algorithmic change code named “Mayday”. This quality change, which is one of over 400 that Google releases per year, was implemented to make long tail search queries more relevant to the surfer. A long tail search is a search that contains more direct keywords than say someone just searching for “football uniforms” and instead would be something more like a search containing the words “Nike men’s football uniforms”. When a [...]
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25 Creative Ways to Build Fans on Facebook
Starting a Facebook Page from scratch for your brand or business can be a tricky ordeal at first. Just like creating a website or blog it can take months before you start building a fan base and presence within Facebook. Here are some tips and tricks on and off page that you can do to get a head start with your Facebook campaign: On Page: Create a custom URL for your page that fans can remember Post regularly with exciting information Ask [...]
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Does selling the same product on multiple domains count as spam?
According to Matt Cutt’s video on this subject, he states that selling the same product on multiple domains will most likely be considered spam unless the following conditions are met: Each website must have a “radically different layout Each website must have a different selling approach Each website must have a different structure Overall each website must be completely different in all ways to not be considered spammy. Google’s spam team believes that if a person is creating a lot of duplicate [...]
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