First impressions are obviously important when you’re meeting someone. But what about when your website “meets” a potential customer online? In this post, we’ll reveal 6 ways your online presence can make good first impressions to search engine users. These are the things that searchers...
Website authority, also known as domain authority, is sometimes a tricky concept. It’s one of those terms that’s often of an idea rather than a technical term. We often have a general understanding of what website authority means, but not exactly what it refers to....
When is the last time you thought about your website’s security? Are you protected against hackers and malware? Do you have a WordPress site like many of GoEpps' clients? If you’re not thinking about website security, you need to be. In this post, we’ll be highlighting...
You may be asking, ‘what is a sitelink extension?’ While, you might not know this term, you’ve definitely seen one before if you’ve searched anything on Google. Simply put, sitelink extensions are popular ways to add more links to your ad on Google. They look...
Your website could be rapidly disappearing from search engines as we speak. Before you start hyperventilating and scanning search result pages for your business, understand that any issues causing the demise of your web presence can be easily resolved. The most recent updates in SEO have unveiled themselves within the past few weeks and they sure are disrupting things. Read on to see how these updates could affect you.
While relevant content on your on site is vital for good search engine optimization, you do not want to miss out on opportunities to increase your local search engine optimization. Local SEO can be increased through content on your website, but using local maps, such as Google maps, is vital in increasing your search engine rankings.
The cost of a video to use in a digital marketing strategy can range from a free “video” from an online business directory to hundreds of thousands of dollars for a TV quality video. Most likely, your budget for digital marketing services falls somewhere in between those two numbers.
For some small businesses that are working on a small business marketing plan, digital marketing may still feel like new territory. Although we’ve had the internet around for some time now, digital media has changed and grown drastically over the last few years. Many marketing plans hardly include traditional advertising and instead invest more in digital marketing. Even just a few years ago, a simple email campaign may have been enough for your digital marketing plan, but now internet marketing companies know how important it is to include website SEO (Search Engine Optimization), PPC (Pay Per Click), Social, and Email marketing for any small business. In order to determine which avenues are best for your business, consider the ROI (Return on Investment) for each.
There are more options now than ever for advertising. When you’re trying to decide the best steps to take in your small business marketing plan, you have to consider traditional methods, such as TV and billboards, as well as online and SEO marketing. More and more money is being spent on digital marketing campaigns, since so much of us now spend more time on the internet. Is it worth your money to advertise with companies like Yellow Pages and the newer Angie’s List? Here are a few small business marketing tips to help you navigate these resources.
In order to optimize any of your web pages for search, there are between 20 and 100 different steps that you can take. Website optimization should be a big part of your small business marketing plan. But, if you don’t have that kind of time on your hands or room in your budget to make all of those steps happen, here are the top 5 things you can do to get the most optimization quickly.