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Sometimes it’s fun to temporarily place yourself back in the mindset of a beginner. You probably can’t remember the day before you understood SEO backwards and forwards, can you? Well, I’m still there. (Yes, thank you for the supportive smiles and knowing looks.) I still don’t understand it all; but I’m on my way, and I’m making progress.
Are you still struggling with the demise of Google Reader? Have no fear! SEOmoz is happy to bring you the Moz Reader.
One of the earliest questions considered by any business investing in video marketing will certainly be, “Should I have a YouTube channel?" The answer: probably. In this post, I expand on that answer and outline the core values most businesses can hope to gain from using YouTube as a marketing channel.
2013 has started with a bang for SEO. With Google making an example of Interflora to highlight that *Paid Advertorial Links are still Paid Links and therefore bad*, I'm sure there are many SEO teams and Agencies that are now deciding what to do with that budget burning a hole in their pocket.
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We're happy to announce the second Mozscape index for the month of March is now live! Data has been refreshed across all SEOmoz applications, including Open Site Explorer, the Mozbar, PRO campaigns, and the Mozscape API.
With so many advertising options available within Facebook, how do you know which campaign will best support your goals? In today's Whiteboard Friday, Lauren Vacarello walks us through getting started with Facebook advertising.
Those of you who follow me on Twitter have probably noticed that I live-tweet the conferences I go to. Extensively. Some people love it, some people hate it - but if you want to start live-tweeting for yourself, here are some things to keep in mind.
Over a year ago Rand published his revealing piece into the accuracy of traffic estimation tools such as Alexa, Compete and Google Trends and I was fascinated by the apparent abject failure of these services. Further studies only heightened my interest in the topic. It was clear, based on observation and some data, that these tools were not doing a great job.
Every agency owner would love to double his or her revenue. Most wish for more leads, a bigger marketing budget and a bigger sales team. But let’s take a look at another path, one that may not require additional team members and larger marketing budgets. Let’s talk about how good Sales and Account Management can increase your revenue and double your retention.
Since Google+ Local was released last May, it’s safe to say that everyone in the local search community -- business owners and agencies alike -- has been waiting with bated breath sfor the launch of Google’s rumored “Business Builder” dashboard. For whatever reason, it still isn’t out yet, but while you’re waiting, there’s no reason you can’t take advantage of the most underrated feature of Google+: leaving reviews of other businesses as your business page.
In my article today, I’d like to summarize for you five key mobile SEO trends to look out for, based on all of the exciting changes that are happening in the world of paid mobile search.
As SEOs, we use all sorts of tools to glean insight into technical issues that may be hurting us: web analytics, crawl diagnostics, and Google and Bing Webmaster tools. All of these tools are useful, but there are undoubtedly holes in the data. There is only one true record of how search engines, such as Googlebot, process your website: your web server logs.
Great Scott! Today, we will be learning about the importance of forecasting organic traffic and how you can get started. Let's begin our journey.
I've found that, more and more, my time spent analyzing a competitive search results page can be both incredibly revealing and valuable. In most cases I'm looking at a SERP either to research what level of effort might be required to either increase or establish rankings on the results for one of our clients. I'm also finding that it is common that I find competitors obviously breaking webmaster guidelines simply by reviewing their positioning.