Welcome to the Telapost SEO and Content Marketing Blog. Our most popular categories have articles about Content Creation, Google My Business News, SEO News, Technical SEO and Case Studies. Sometimes there are random posts about business or North Carolina. Here’s our blog’s RSS feed, our blog’s Feedburner Feed and our a category specific SEO News Feed. Below you will find the entire blog’s most recent articles beginning with the newest articles first.
WordPress and other blogging software allow the installation of plugins to autoblog. Autoblogging pulls content from another website’s RSS feed and places it onto your website. It sure would be nice if the content wrote itself. Should you autoblog? No!!! If nothing else, your content needs to
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A common debate amongst content creators is probably content quality vs content quality. There are definitely advantages to both. In some niches you need quality content, in other niches you need quantities of unique content. Quality vs Quantity Quantity vs quality depends completely on your goals. If
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Across the Internet are probably tens of thousands of people and firms who would be thrilled to charge firearms and ammo dealers and manufacturers for “SEO” and Internet marketing. What local dealers and manufacturers need to understand is to hit their target they need content. People search
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Today we’re going to take a look at the SEO status for Personal Injury attorneys in Los Angeles, California (January 2015 edition). This is part of an ongoing blog series: Local SEO Case Studies. If you follow this blog you know by now that I do SEO
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I recently bumped into a post which conveyed something I have failed to articulate on many occasions. The pots was “The Three Pillars of SEO“. In this article, the author breaks down his 3 pillars which are technology, relevance, and authority. I am creating this post in
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What is the difference between SEO copywriting and content marketing? This is a question I used to ask myself. The answer is tricky because different people have different definitions of SEO copywriting. The same goes for content marketing, and to top it off people have different ways
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On the web, unique content is content that has never been published before, is unusual, or has a unique perspective by the owner. Unique: Being the only of its kind; unlike anything else. Particularly remarkable, special or unusual. Belonging or connected to (one particular person, group, or
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I recently downloaded and installed FireChat. This app sounds really cool; it is a chat app that negates the need for a network connection on your phone. Strangely enough though, I had to download it online and register it, so, it does require a network connection… Anyways,
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The new year is here and many people are wondering what the most important change to the Google algorithm was in 2014. If you ask business owners in the United States what the most important change to Google’s algorithm was they will tell you that it was
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I hear it all the time. Why are my business’s Yelp reviews not being displayed? Why are my customer’s Yelp reviews not recommended? Why are my customer’s Yelp reviews filtered? I recently sold a company that had a storefront and I have been on the receiving end
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If you have been online long enough you remember banner advertisements. If you haven’t, please allow me to explain. Banner advertisements were a horrible ad that usually sat at the top of a web page. They were annoying, nobody wanted to see them, and even though they
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Sometimes I run out of content marketing ideas. When I do I will sometimes Google around and try to come up with one. I promptly become sidetracked, wind up going down the rabbit hole called the Internet and before you know it there is a GIF of
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Occasionally I have caught myself trying to minimize the number of outbound links on websites and web pages that I have worked on. It is tempting to keep the links for yourself. Many people believe that a page that ranks well should only link to a few
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If you own a property damage and restoration company, at some point you are going to wonder what kind of leads you can get off of the Internet. In this line of work, most of the leads are fielded by homeowner’s insurance companies. Let me assure you,
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Google Local search results have been changing in Australia. The change began towards the end of December 2014 as part of what most call the Google Pigeon update. I expect this change to keep rolling out throughout 2015. Some people really dislike the Pigeon The update is
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It never ceases to amaze me that I still see people who call themselves “SEO copywriters” producing content with no images. This is simply insane. If you strive to be an SEO copywriter or produce your own content, you must use images, especially if the page is
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In the early 2000’s I started selling laptops on eBay. I became a Gold level Powerseller. In the 2002 – 2005 era people were purchasing their first laptop. Back then it wasn’t about having the best price or the latest product; in fact the best sellers were
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We have no SEO sales staff here. We do not need one. We have never had one. We will never have one. Upon the sale of my last company, which was made successful via great rankings and content, I started this venture, Telapost. Telapost is Latin for
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Social media companies “like” fake accounts. But why? I suppose this is just my opinion but I believe it is because they can boast about their number of users. Supposedly, these users have some sort of value. For some companies, the number of (real) accounts influences company
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Today I was updating a page for one of the law firms that I work with. I was shocked to see a large string of keywords stuffed into the meta keywords tag. I was less surprised to discover that their previous SEO had done this for them.
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