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Why Local SEO Matters for Brick and Mortar Visibility Online
Local SEO is an important factor in search marketing, particularly for brick and mortar businesses that want to generate foot traffic from their web presence. Years ago, as people began using their mobile devices more and more to search online, Google implemented some...

Importance of Keyword Research for SEO Success
If a tree falls in the forest and there's no one there to hear it, does it make a noise? The truth is it doesn't matter...BECAUSE THERE'S NO ONE THERE TO HEAR IT. So it is with SEO management. When a new business website hits the internet it needs eyes to be...

Email Marketing’s Small Business Benefits
Email marketing is by far the most cost effective digital marketing vehicle small business has today. High bid oriented digital advertising platforms like Google Adwords can be costly and social marketing is a slow and steady strategy in any market. But email...

Why Blogging Works to Bring in Small Business Sales
[sgmb id="1"] Blogging used to be a way businesses updated their customer base with news and announcements, and that's all fine and well. But in the days of SEO and digital visibility, businesses have learned to harness the power of blogging to actually bringing in...

Why Your Google Adwords Campaign Could Benefit from a Custom Landing Page
[sgmb id="1"] For years now, businesses have thrived on Google Adwords campaigns designed as the principle source for online leads. And there's a good reason for that: for many businesses it simply works. Of course, for some industries and keywords the barrier to...

5 SEO Mistakes You’re Likely Making When Posting Photos to Your Business Website
[sgmb id="1"] SEO management is a rather esoteric practice in that everything an SEO manager does is meant to signal search engines like Google, Yahoo and Bing that their site knows exactly what it's "talking" about. These signals, however, don't always fit the log...