If you need assistance creating great, unique content which shows up in search results and contains a call to action which people act upon contact me today. When people write content, blog posts, articles, or main pages of their website, they usually add a call to action
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On Christmas Day, 2015, a plethora of people unwrapped gifts from under their Christmas tree, many of which contained a Fitbit Surge, Fitbit Charge, Charge HR, or Fitbit Flex. Myself included. Thanks Santa. I am sure that many people would like to add new friends on Fitbit
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To get your unique user Fitbit URL, follow these steps: Go to fitbit.com and log in to your account. Once logged in, click on the “View Profile” tab, on the top right hand side of the page. Copy the URL from your profile page; this is your
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If you were looking for the Chilling Effects Clearinghouse website you may have noticed that you are now redirected to Lumen Database. You may be looking for Chilling Effects if you were checking on a DMCA takedown notice if your content has been stolen. The entire ChillingEffects.org
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Over the years by working with personal injury websites I have seen every trick in the book. Nearly everyone who ranks for “car accident lawyer” in their city has entered into a grey area of SEO, sometimes intentionally, sometimes accidentally. Sites which break the rules come and
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UPDATE: At 11:48 my website is back online with Google Analytics reading traffic. At 11:45 am est I was finally able to login to my email but my website is still down. On the morning of Monday, December 21st, 2015 many webmasters and website owners woke up
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If you are looking for the 2016 Bing Ranking Factor’s guide then I have a question for you: When is the last time you have looked at your site analytics? I monitor several high ranking sites and the traffic referred to them via Bing is just so
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Yahoo used to maintain one of the oldest and most “trusted” directories on the web. These days, directories can hardly be trusted, but the most well known were Yahoo, DMOZ, and BOTW. Many SEOs turned to these pages to grab some quick links, although, in 2015, directory
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Does the New Verison of Yahoo Finance Suck? December, 2015: I recently noticed that the Yahoo Finance page was completely changed. The site now has strange news, recommended games, market movers, a lack of links to the message boards, and other significant changes that most users of
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Common misconceptions about SEO for WordPress Blogs and How To Post Content This is a VERY basic article on creating blog posts in WordPress, maximizing your SEO efforts, and common mistakes. I intend on pointing people to this article in the future. I run into people all
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December 12, 2015, UFC 194 took place at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas. Originally scheduled for December 5, the event’s main event was the featherweights Conor McGregor vs José Aldo. In my opinion McGregor (aka The Notorious MMA) is one of the most entertaining and
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On Sunday December 13, 2015 Snapchat featured a story following the annual SantaCon taking place this year throughout the streets of NYC, celebrating the 21st year! The Snapchat story was titled “SantaCon in NYC” and began the entertaining feed with a fun geofilter of different dancing Santas
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On Saturday December 12, 2015 Snapchat featured a story following one of many presidential forums that have taken place throughout the course of this last season at a town hall meeting inside University of South Carolina Aiken’s Convocation Center. Lasting an hour-long, the Snapchat story was titled
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It is hard to believe that it is 2015 and many are still running such poorly optimized websites. Content is served up on sites with bloated code with gigantic images from overcrowded, slow servers. Pop-ups try to capture your email address, ads are all over the place,
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December 10, 2015 I noticed something brand new in Google Local Search Results: Opening and closing times. It appears that Google recently added business hours to places which display in local search. Here’s a screenshot for “Restaurants Raleigh NC”: Prior to this change Google simply displayed “Closed
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In every niche there are many variables which affect the traffic to your website. Users turn to the web for answers to questions on tablets while they are watching TV. On Monday, many people search for services via their desktops while they are at work. Around 2PM,
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On Sunday, December 6, 2015 Snapchat featured a story that followed one of the most highly anticipated MLS games of the year, the Columbus Crew SC vs. the Portland Timbers at MAPFRE Stadium – the first soccer-specific pro venue built in the U.S. – in Columbus, Ohio.
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On Saturday, December 5, 2015 Snapchat featured a story highlighting seven different cities all participating in one single classic holiday event…ugly sweater Christmas festivities. Ironically enough, the story was titled, “Ugly Xmas Sweaters” and began with an intro video of several individuals singing Walking in a Winter
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This week a client of mine inquired about guest posting. Of course, the point of writing this guest post was to obtain a link back to their own website. In some cases this is ok, especially if you have something of value to add to said website
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A few weeks ago I put up an article about the end of Yahoo supporting small business listings which show up in their own search engine and the outcry began of people who used to have Yahoo Small Business Web Hosting and now have Aabaco Small Business
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