Tweet Maintaining a corporate blog has many business benefits; both for search engine optimization (SEO) and from a lead generation perspective: • Publishing regular new content signals “freshness” and keeps search engines crawling your site on a regular basis. • Blogging is a great way to rank for long-tail search
Continue Reading →Tweet How does content help with SEO efforts? The team at Brafton have produced a “Why Content For SEO” infographic with lots of stats and information about the topic that you might find interesting: Want the infographic for yourself? You’ll find it here: Infographic: Why Content for SEO? Tweet
Continue Reading →Tweet How does content help with SEO efforts? The team at Brafton have produced a “Why Content For SEO” infographic with lots of stats and information about the topic that you might find interesting: Want the infographic for yourself? You’ll find it here: Infographic: Why Content for SEO? Tweet
Continue Reading →Tweet Online publishers – newspapers, for example – depend on visits and pageviews for their livelihood. The biggest source of visits is still unpaid, ‘organic’ search results and probably social referrals. So, why do so many publishers do such a poor job of optimizing their sites? Yes, I know, the
Continue Reading →Tweet In order to create effective online content you first need to figure out what is “effective” for you. Whenever you are generating content for your website or blog you should always have the end in your mind; what are you exactly trying to achieve through your content. When you
Continue Reading →Tweet It’s official, what was suggested websites and the people that own them take seriously back in February 2010 has become a reality in February 2011. The latest algorithm update, officially referred to as Google Panda, has impacted sites that apparently were not practicing Google Caffeine based SEO Internet Marketing much
Continue Reading →Tweet A very good and interesting article by Ben Elowitz on PaidContent.org on why a past emphasis on SEO should begin shifting to what he calls SMO, or “social marketing optimization’ for content producers. I’ve been thinking along these lines for a while now as I see publishers struggling with
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