Want more blog traffic? Want more eyeballs in front of your content? Then why not translate it into other languages to appeal to a wider audience?

The only way to avoid hearing criticism is to be deaf or dead. The only way to avoid being criticized is to never have been alive.

Many SEO practitioners as well as clients of SEO firms like-mindedly dream of watching organic search referrals climb from month-to-month and from a year-over-year perspective for that matter.  While any SEO firm can boast the ability to lift organic traffic to a site, the dream of this success is much like that of my fantasy [...]

Getting outranked for your own content I wanted to highlight a little problem that might see you being outranked for your own content. I am not talking about scrapers either, legitimate situations. You may ultimately be screwed for all your hard work developing quality content. Actually, the better you do your job, the more likely [...]

It’s no secret that we’re fans of Rand Fishkin and the team at SEOmoz. So when Rand posted a recent video on choosing the right kind of links to build your ranking, we just had to share it with you.

A common piece of advice given to webmasters by Google is to create a site as if search engines did not exist. In the world of search engine optimization (SEO) this hint carries a good piece of value when it comes to link building practices. Basically, if you are soliciting links, but not providing links [...]

So far we’ve looked at prepping the networks you’re going to be using for your hub, and what features you might want to consider. By now, you should have a pretty strong idea on what your hub is going to look like, so all we need to do now is find a home for it.

Social media is free. Social media is inexpensive. You don’t have to outspend your competition. Social media saves time. Social media will save your business thousands, if not millions. These are all quotes I’ve seen from various voices recently. Each one pretty much agrees with the other – that social media is a great tool [...]

Testimonials are a very powerful form of advertising, but did you know they could also be used as a link building tactic? Most testimonials include a link back to the author (to show it’s a credible source) and this can be a great way to get some valuable incoming links.

I have pretty much worn out my cry of ‘SMB’s are under served’ in the search marketing world. I have said it enough times that there is no special attention given to the company that may want to ‘go it alone’ regarding search engine optimization (SEO), paid search (PPC), blogging and other social media.