My old post on calls-to-action attracted a number of comments asking for advice on my readers’ current website design. I am not a professional web designer, so the only way I can find the best solution is by experimenting and testing. Yet, effective conversion rate optimization can boost your revenue, so it is worth every…
Suppose you are planning a website. You already know what it will be about and now what? Yeah, you need to name it. And that’s where you first get into trouble. You might want your site name to contain your main keyword and most obviously you find that all the hot catchy names are already…
[Updated on November 2021] Long time ago I wrote a short (yet quite complete) post on image SEO which obviously needed an update, so a couple of weeks ago I wrote a bit more detailed and up-to-date article on optimizing images for search and social media. Image optimization is important for many reasons, including better…
I spoke on seasonal trends and how they affect SEO and hence content marketing strategy at Pubcon last year. While preparing my deck, I decided to create a list of resources here to make it easier for Pubcon visitors to get a neat overview of everything they need to get this content strategy in action….
When social media platforms just started springing up, I remember many experts assuming social media would kill email marketing. In fact, the latter only got stronger… Maintaining a loyal, active and steadily growing list is one of the strongest assets you can build: This is what can secure your business against various rankings fluctuations and…
I don’t do tool reviews often, so you know if I am taking the time to share one, it must be worth it! In this article I am going introduce you to a pretty awesome SEO dashboard called SE Ranking. The platform has a gazillion of features, so I am not going to describe all…
As of yesterday, Google is not showing the featured page in organic results. That is, if previously you were ranking in Google’s top 10 and were featured, now you are just featured. The official claim is that this has been done for “decluttering” search results. What does this move mean for web publishers? Let’s try…
