by Roy Pattillo | Jul 2, 2020 | Digital Marketing Blog, Local Search Optimization, Search Engine Optimization
Local SEO is growing in importance. If you want to get more traffic, leads, and higher conversion rates, you need to use on-page search engine optimization techniques. By tweaking your webpages, you appear more often in local search results. Choose the Best Keywords...
by Briana Oliver | Feb 6, 2020 | Content Marketing, Digital Marketing Blog, Search Engine Optimization
If you already have a blog set up for your website, then you may already know some of the numerous benefits of business blogging. But do you know how to optimize your blog to get seen on search engines like Google that are getting over 2 trillion searches per year? If...
by Roy Pattillo | Nov 14, 2019 | Digital Marketing Blog, Search Engine Optimization
It’s a fact, the use of smartphones to browse the internet has gained prominence. And today, the number of people using these mobile gadgets outnumber those who use desktops to access the net. Anticipating further growth in this industry, Google has laid out a...
by Roy Pattillo | May 23, 2019 | Digital Marketing Blog, Search Engine Optimization
The Importance of Long-Tail SEO Keywords Did you know long-tail keywords make up 92% of all search queries that people are looking up? These keywords usually have very low competition, and while they don’t generate as much search traffic short-tail keywords (one...
by Roy Pattillo | Mar 5, 2019 | Digital Marketing Blog, Search Engine Optimization
Did you know that over 60% of all Google searches come from a mobile device? That’s why Google favors mobile-friendly websites in its search results. So if you’re not seeing your website anywhere near the top of Google search results page, this might be why. Google...
by Roy Pattillo | Feb 21, 2019 | Digital Marketing Blog, Local Search Optimization, Search Engine Optimization, Web Design
It’s probably not a surprise that the number one question we get from people is, “How can I get my website on the first page of Google?”. That’s an important question because 97 percent of people don’t click past the first page of results. So how does Google decide...
