I’m sure at some point you’ve struggled your way through a task and realized the problem is you don’t have the right tools to get the job done. 

In the age of mobile, traditional organic listings appearing “below the fold” are an even more serious challenge. Mobile users may need to scroll in a big way to actually discover organic results.

Everything comes down to the words buyers use in Google whether typed into the browser, using voice dictation, spoken into devices like Amazon Echo, Google Home or in Apple’s Siri.

What makes an awesome blog post—a post that keeps generating traffic month after month? It’s a matter of looking at the data. Our Quick Wins guide will help you get started writing blog posts that continue to deliver traffic long after launch.

Pay-per-click (PPC) advertising is an effective way to generate website traffic. PPC is, in fact, the fastest road to being on Google’s first page for relevant search results, especially for highly competitive keywords. But how much should you pay? And how much are your competitors paying? Great questions but there is no short answer.

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Every day, we use dozens of tools to communicate, run our web agency, and in working with clients.

Starting a new article about your business is tricky and difficult. First of all, Wikipedia does not advocate employees or owners start a Wikipedia entry about their own company. An important tenet of Wikipedia is third-party neutrality. A while ago, Microsoft got into some hot water for commissioning a third-party blogger to insert company-sponsored content onto a Wikipedia entry on OpenXML. If the Wikipedia community can track down the connection between third-party contributors and a company that sponsors them, it will have no trouble connecting the dots between you and the company article you’re attempting to post up.

Earlier this year I tested a tool called Crazy Egg that displays clicks as “heat maps” and now I can’t live without it!

Optimizing your images with file names and good alt tag descriptions is another easy way to let Google know the theme of your web pages, which in turn improves rankings. The result: more visitors!