SEO

Want your web pages to rank higher on Google?  Or other search engines like Bing, Yandex, or DuckDuckGo? You need to invest your time and efforts in search engine optimization. Google and other search engines consider various ranking signals like mobile friendliness, accessibility, website speed, quality of content, user experience, and more to determine search […]

Back in the early 2010s, ranking at the top of Google for the desired keywords wasn’t as complicated and time-consuming as it is today. Nowadays, almost every other business is trying to rank at the top. And to do that, companies are creating an enormous volume of content they can’t even process and keep up

You want to rank at the top of Google. Or Bing. Or Baidu.  You want your web pages to rank on the first page. Maybe get a featured snippet. That’s the dream, right? Millions of marketers and businesses out there are spending thousands of dollars each month to rank at the top of search engines.

“SEO is similar to a resume. You polish it so you have your best foot forward.” – Matt Cutts, Google About 68% of the overall online experiences begin with a search engine. More than 90,000 search queries are processed by Google each second. And with 53.3% of the overall website traffic coming from organic search,

Did you know that nearly 46% of all Google searches have local intent? Whether you run a pest control business or a fast-food joint in Boise, chances are your existing consumers and prospects are currently looking up keywords like: “best pest control agency in boise” or “best chinese restaurants near me” Failing to put your

Over 70 million blog posts are uploaded each month on WordPress alone. And WP accounts for only 43% of the overall web. This means businesses publish blog posts on their websites or across different publishing platforms like Medium at an unprecedented rate. There’s just too much information readily available on the world wide web for

About 4.4 million blog posts are published every single day. That’s approximately 120 million a month and billions of blog posts each year.  And while these involve different companies across different industries covering different topics, you’ll be shocked to look at the number of companies covering the same topic trying to rank at the top

46% of all Google searches include local intent. You’ll be shocked to know that four out of every five consumers use search engines to look up local businesses or information.     This means if you cater to a local audience, you can’t afford not putting your business in front of them. For example, our target audience

Andrey Lipattsev – Partner Development Manager at Google – once revealed during a Q&A session that backlinks and content are two of the top ranking signals Google takes into consideration to determine search engine rankings.   On top of this, an Ahrefs study indicates that the number of referring domains to a web page correlate to

More than 75% of people don’t scroll past Google’s first page. This means – if your website doesn’t rank on the first page, you’ll be missing out on more than 75% of your target audience. Chad Pollitt, a well-recognized author, and speaker, in one of his Huffington Post articles, delivered a powerful message – “The