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What is the best content length for blogs and SEO? While there’s no concrete answer to this question, the evidence strongly suggests that longer content has a higher likelihood of ranking compared to...
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The title of your page or post is one of the most important elements of the page. Not only does it tell your audience what the page will be about, but it also tells search engines which helps to impr...
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What is SSL? SSL (Secure Socket Layer) is a security technology that establishes an encrypted link between servers and clients. Servers, in this case, are usually web servers (which are “house”
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We’ll explain later in this article how displaying email might influence your SEO, but first let’s discuss some related material. What we can say for sure is that how you display your contact
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If you’ve already read our guide on how to create title tags on WordPress, you might have noticed that the meta description input for each is just underneath the title tags. We also mentioned
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What is a Sitemap? A sitemap is a way to organize a website while identifying the URLs and data under each section. The XML document contains instructions for search engine bots. Also, a site...
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In this day and age, you’d be hard-pressed to find a business that doesn’t have a Facebook page. But if you’re simply posting on your social media accounts once or twice a month and leaving it at that...
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Maybe you don’t like your job, and you want to start taking on digital marketing projects with the end goal of becoming a full-time freelancer. Maybe you’re already a freelancer, but you’re on t...
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Want to optimize your website’s SEO, in the hopes of ranking on the first page of Google? Then you’ve got to work on your backlinking strategy. In this guide, we walk you through the basics of how ba...
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"Are you serious?" Touch upon a countercurrent or unpopular topic with your friends and you're most likely to get that in response. Maybe a frown and a familiar look of skepticism. Because whether y...
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