Tag Archives: SEO

Optimizing Your Digital Storefront For Local SEO Can Maximize In-Store Success

September 23, 2011

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Optimizing Your Digital Storefront For Local SEO Can Maximize In-Store Success

Many consumers carry out product and pricing research online before buying at a local brick and mortar store. A 2010 survey by BIA/Kelsey and ConStat confirmed that 97 percent of consumers investigate future purchases using online media.

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Our Daily Best: Week of April 25th

April 29, 2011

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Our Daily Best: Week of April 25th

As we bid April a fond farewell, we cautiously dip our toes into May. Over the past five days, we’ve savored the sage advice found in Tips & Bits. We’ve been schooled by the wealth of valuable information brought to our attention by The Art of Design and Graphic Design Roundup. And we felt the [...]

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5 Simple Tips For Image Search SEO

April 29, 2011

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5 Simple Tips For Image Search SEO

There are a lot of people out there performing image searches when researching products and services. If you have a graphics design website, a photography website, an ecommerce website, or even a personal blog, it is very likely that you have a lot of pictures on your website. You should always be thinking about how to optimize your images. Here is a list of 5 simple image optimization tips that will help you on your journey into image search optimization and SEO for your pictures

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SEO Tips For 2011: Writing Optimized Title Tags

April 8, 2011

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SEO Tips For 2011: Writing Optimized Title Tags

I’m a sucker for SEO talk. It’s pretty much my favorite thing. And I love it when I hear other SEOs make sweeping generalizations about SEO strategies and methods. For example, I recently overheard someone talking about title tags. Apparently, they should always contain the brand *and* be less than or equal to 70 characters. Sure. Okay. That is the general rule of thumb for title tags. But is it right for every website in every industry all of the time? I say “NO WAY!” Let me tell you why.

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Photobomb #17: Gigapixel Image, Macro Shots, SEO and a lot of How-to!

February 17, 2011

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Photobomb #17: Gigapixel Image, Macro Shots, SEO and a lot of How-to!

You can do it! You can make a Gigapixel Image! You can shoot portraits with a single light! You can get macro shots with any lens! You can even be just like JC Penney (until Google catches you). You can do all these things and more simply by checking out this week’s Photobomb!

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Our Daily Best: Week of Feb. 7th

February 11, 2011

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Our Daily Best: Week of Feb. 7th

Not to toot our own horn, but we pretty much rocked it this week on the daily posts. So much free stuff, tips and help we should be knighted. To us, just another week and it’s just us being Our Daily Best.

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Finding Yourself #2: Local SEO Tips & 10 Local Business Listings to Claim

February 11, 2011

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Finding Yourself #2: Local SEO Tips & 10 Local Business Listings to Claim

In today’s search landscape, if you cannot be found in a local search, you will have trouble competing in your city. You may have an awesome product, venue and/or brand, and your SEO may be awesome, too. You might even have an amazing ad campaign and an incredible publicity strategy. Each of those will obviously [...]

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Finding Yourself #1: SEO Basics

January 27, 2011

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Finding Yourself #1: SEO Basics

Getting found is what SEO is really all about. And if you’re not Oprah or Miley Cyrus (2 of the top 5 searched personalities for 2010), you have to do a little more work to rise to the top. So here, based on are some easy and important SEO tips to help you do just [...]

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Our Daily Best: Week of Dec. 6th

December 10, 2010

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Our Daily Best: Week of Dec. 6th

If you missed it… you REALLY missed it. We had SEO, we had web design tools, we had photoshop on your phone, and we even hooked you up with the path to a better career. Maybe next time you won’t be so busy at work? Yet, we still love you, so we have the best [...]

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Google Instant Doesn’t Instantly Change SEO

November 12, 2010

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Google Instant Doesn’t Instantly Change SEO

Wow. Has it already been two months since Google Instant was launched? Two months in ‘Internet Time’ seems like a decade in real time, doesn’t it? And I think this is a good time to ask, “Has Google Instant really changed anything for SEO?”

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5 Free Marketing Resources

September 16, 2010

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5 Free Marketing Resources

There are tons of great resources out there to assist you in your marketing endeavors no matter what type of business you have, or products and services you offer. These are a few current favorites – all free – all good.

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How to Put the Social into the S of Your SEO

February 12, 2010

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How to Put the Social into the S of Your SEO

Customers come to your site through search via search engines. Basic concepts that help make your site friendly to search engines such as Google include: crawlable relevant content, site organization, links – both internal and inbound from external sites, keyword use, and code optimization.

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Web Page Marketing: Getting Familiar with SEO and SEM Basics

October 29, 2009

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Web Page Marketing: Getting Familiar with SEO and SEM Basics

Are you confused about SEO and SEM? There’s a lot to learn and even the terminology can be confusing. Here, we present the basics in terminology and process to help get you started. Often people will find your website by doing a search on a search engine – such as Google or Firefox. No doubt [...]

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Twitter News: Twitter, Microsoft and Google Walk into a Bar…

October 29, 2009

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Twitter News: Twitter, Microsoft and Google Walk into a Bar…

So, Twitter, Microsoft, and Google, walk into a bar together. Then Google says, “Hey, Twitter, how about you let me use your data for my search engines?” And Microsoft says, “Yeah, great idea. How about it?” Twitter smiles and says, “Yes. Let’s do it.” All joking aside, according to the Increase Visibility blog, Twitter did [...]

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Menu Design – 8 Do’s and Don’ts of Good Menu Design

August 6, 2009

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Menu Design – 8 Do’s and Don’ts of Good Menu Design

Seducing search engines with Long Tail Keywords is something to consider when you’re writing copy. You know what I’m talking about, copy that waits for passing search engines then beckons, “Hey, Mr. Search Engine, Over Here, Over Here – I have exactly what that searcher is looking for!” Long tail search terms are important to [...]

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