SEO

SEO has always been an important and useful tool for businesses.

Google Shopping ads are nothing new in digital marketing.

At the time of writing, the world is currently gripped by the coronavirus pandemic.

When they say that there are podcasts that cover every possible topic and niche you could think of, they were right!

WordPress is by far my favourite CMS due to its ease of use, stability and in particular its huge collection of plugins which with a click of a button can implement useful features and configurations to assist your SEO efforts.

Sitebulb is still in its relative infancy compared to other more established web crawlers such as Deepcrawl and Screaming Frog, however, don’t let this fool you into believing that it doesn’t stand up to its competitors.

First impression?

Regardless of the type of content your create, being a blogger comes with one huge struggle – the constant need for coming up with new and fresh content ideas for your blog.

Website traffic is essential for an online business.

As a PPC expert or even as a beginner your PPC tools are your most powerful possessions, but let’s be honest, not everyone has the budget to use premium search engine marketing tools.

We talked here about marketing your new blog posts, but what about old posts?

Here’s a scenario many blog writers will find familiar – you spent days doing research for your blog post, some more on writing and editing it, but when you make it public the reach is low, your click-through rates and self-confidence are decreasing and your online exposure decays.