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.
I am often asked, what is the lifespan of a blog post? There is a lot of terrible information out there. I have heard everything from a week, 3 weeks, or that the average lifespan of a blog post is two months. This is incorrect, and just
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Today the digital marketing conference, Internet Summit 14 comes to Raleigh, NC. The event is November 11 – 13, 2014. Complete details are available on the official website internetsummit.com. I have many friends going. As an old techie, I would like to meet Steve Wozniak. Many great
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I hate slow computers. My journey online began at 300 baud on a Commodore 64. Back then, you could actually watch a sentence display on a screen, letter by letter. When CDROMs became available to the consumers, I was around 13 years old. I carefully analyzed which
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DormChat, YikYak’s new contender and the latest in anonymous social chat apps, is here. October 23, 2014 DormChat announced VC funding, an upgraded iOS app, and a new Android app. Like almost any good social media, DormChat will first only available on college campuses. So, how do
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I buy on eBay, because there is a huge selection. I sell on eBay, because there are a huge amount of buyers. At the time of this article, there are 152 million users on eBay. I can list something for sale on eBay and if it is
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Tsū (‘Sue’) is a Social media and payment platform, and the latest social media network to pop up. Unlike Ello, which billed itself as an “anti-Facebook”, this platform is already developed, complete with mobile apps. Tsu’s slogan is simple “Because the content you create and your time
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Angry. Sad. Flattered. These are some of the things I felt when one of my good clients who I create content for had their epic content stolen and duplicated. Then it happened 2 more times. The latest offender did such a terrible job, they actually left my
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Now that I am assisting multiple Realtors with their Internet presence I have come to appreciate the battle they are up against. I have also found even more opportunity than I initially expected. One of the Realtors I work with is a commercial broker and land seller.
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If you follow my blog you may know that I work with organic SEO via content development for personal injury attorneys. I have multiple clients in different areas California. I love the niche as it is super competitive and my clients are always thrilled when they hit
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Historically .COM domains rank better in Google search than do other TLDs. There are a lot of theories behind this. As a drastic example, should an attorney’s .ASIA domain rank well in a city like Raleigh North Carolina? Probably not. Should a dentist use a .GOV domain?
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If you think your website has been affected by Google’s Penguin 3.0 algorithm change, chances are you have been going about “doing SEO” the wrong way. This article will describe the wrong way, the right way, and what to do moving forward. Has my site been affected
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Update 9/30/2014: September 27 & 28, 2014, my Twitter feed looked exactly like it does below. I am not sure if it was an error or if they were testing a new algorithm on certain users. As of the 29th, my feed is thankfully back to normal.
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It is an interesting time in social media. New social apps and social networks are popping up left and right. Facebook has lost user’s trust and Twitter has just completely screwed up the stream for some users. Yik Yak has exploded in popularity on college campuses but
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Today on Google Plus, Google’s Pierre Far announced that a Panda algorithm update has been rolling out since early this week, and that Google expects to have the update completely in place sometime next week. I, and many others, are already calling it Panda 4.1, since it
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Most of today’s college and high school students can identify as Millenials or members of Generation Z. We are known, among other things, for our supposed affinity for technology and dependence on social media and other digital forms of communication. I don’t contest these generalizations, nor do
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Many old school SEO companies pretend to be on top of the latest Internet marketing buzzword. They have a sales staff that is fantastic at hunting, gathering, and closing leads. Unfortunately for them, nearly everyone and their mother these days knows that many of these companies fail
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Below is an updated list of arrests from people making threats via the social media app Yik Yak. In a recent article Yik Yak really anonymous? we discussed the anonymity of Yik Yak, and lack of it. We concluded the article with it is anonymous for the
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Unseen is the social media network that I’ve been waiting for. Unseen is completely anonymous and allows the sharing of images and commentary. Could it take off? Investors think so. If you watch their intro video below, it is inspiring. What great things could come from this
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Is any social networking site on the Internet today as important and influential as Twitter? According to a 2014 study, Twitter has at least 645,750,000 active registered users. 135,000 new Twitter users sign up every day, and 190 million unique users visit the site every month. Sites
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Did you know that your Google Plus page can leave reviews? Of course, you can leave reviews under your own account (aka personal profile), but if you have a business page or a brand page, you can leave reviews with it, too. What kind of business can
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