Via Neil Patel | @neilpatel
With the year quickly coming to an end, it won’t be long before you’re reviewing the good and the bad over the previous 12 months. You want to review your 2016 performance and realize that you made some serious progress.
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Via Aleh Barysevich | @ab80
The success of an e-commerce store can be determined by whether it generates enough quality traffic that ultimately turns into sales. SEO can effectively drive traffic for all websites; e-commerce, however, presents unique challenges.
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Via Google
Google has begun experiments to make its index mobile-first. Its algorithms will eventually primarily use the mobile version of a site’s content to rank pages from that site.
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Via Neil Patel | @neilpatel
What steps have you taken to ensure that your WordPress blog is SEO friendly? If you can’t answer this question, now’s the time to take a step back and reassess your situation.
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Via Neil Patel | @neilpatel
With the year quickly coming to an end, it won't be long before you're reviewing the good and the bad over the previous 12 months. You want to review your 2016 performance and realize you made some serious progress.
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Via Stephanie LeVonne | @slevonne
Duplicate content can often arise without our knowledge, despite our best efforts to prevent it. Columnist Stephanie LeVonne shows how you can identify and fix it.
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Via Mersad Berberovic
Google handles more than 2 trillion searches a year. That means you have many opportunities to stick out from the crowd. How can you do that? Through SEO.
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Via Jim Yu
An estimated 51% of the traffic arriving on your website originates from organic search. This means your position on the SERP has more impact on your site traffic than paid search, email, social media, and direct visitors combined.
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Via Kim Cooper
Google has specific SEO factors it looks for when ranking pages in search results. Their priority is their users' experience. So the more you serve the reader, the more Google serves you.
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