Howdy Moz fans! Confession Okay, I’ll be honest – I didn’t remove the Moz toolbar for any idealistic reasons, rather I cleared out all of my Chrome extensions in an attempt to locate which one
Apparently Bullet Point Summary Intros are a Thing Today’s generations have lower attention spans. Long paragraphs of content are less likely to keep readers on the page. We need to write toward the web, and
Guest Posting Still Works – Read Why or Click Play: [soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/221526064″ params=”color=ff5500&auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false” width=”100%” height=”166″ iframe=”true” /] Matt Cutts sent the SEO world into a tizzy when he announced quite bombastically back in January 2014 that
How to use a survey infographic to safely build links: Anyone can publish an infographic. Even a good one. But what about earning links with an infographic? It seems that everyone and their moms are publishing infographics
When Excite Turned Down Google It’s one of those crazy stories that we just don’t hear about enough. But Excite was just one meeting away from buying Google for just a million bucks back in
Surely you’ve heard of Google Fiber by now. If you’re an SEO’er, and not certain what Google Fiber is, then this meta data that I made up might sum it up nicely: As an inbound marketing professional,
A Quick Glance at Keds’ Ranking I have fond memories of wearing Keds when I was a kid. It’s been a while since I owned a pair, so I took a look in Google to
Learning About SEO On Twitter When I first started in SEO, I was learning a ton – from my coworkers, in-house training, Distilled U, and… Twitter! I never thought I’d say this, but being active
When I first started working in the SEO industry, my initial impression was that Google Webmaster Tools is inferior to Google Analytics in many ways, mainly because it has less features. The obvious features that