A few weeks ago I wrote about a few common Black Hat SEO techniques. I want to now follow up with a couple of White Hat SEO techniques that you can start using today.
Posted by Chris Robinson
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Marketing
Search Engine Optimization
Since we are nearing the release of our content management system, Blossom CMS, I thought now would be a good time to go over what duplicate content is and how to either fix it or keep it from happening in the first place. The generated links in our system are all uniform and proper measures are in place so pages don't get indexed incorrectly. But by allowing our clients to manage their own linking system I thought I would go over a few tips to keep things neat and tidy. more »
Posted by Jeff Sanders
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Content Management
Search Engine Optimization
For many users it is their first exposure to your online presence. It is packed with useful information such as you phone number, address, map, web address, and reviews. No, it isn’t your website or even your Facebook page. It’s your Google Places page.
Posted by Chris Robinson
Categories:
Business
Marketing
Search Engine Optimization
Social Marketing
Every few months I’ll have a client ask me about a ‘sure fire’ SEO activity that they heard about. There are two in particular that I’ve heard of several times—keyword stuffing and resubmitting your site to search engines repeatedly.
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Posted by Chris Robinson
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Marketing
Search Engine Optimization
I’ve heard a lot of talk lately about the United States Postal Service shutting down different branches/locations and eliminating deliveries on Saturday. I can’t say that I’m entirely surprised to hear this. Since its arrival on the scene, email has continually been taking a bite out of the market that used to be handled exclusively by the USPS. For this reason, it’s more important than ever to be utilizing an email marketing campaign. more »
Posted by Chris Robinson
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Email Marketing
Marketing
Giantseed Creative LLC is firmly against the new Stop Online Piracy Act, not for what it's trying to do, but the potential ramifications it could have on the Internet as we know it today. more »
Posted by Jeff Sanders
Categories:
Business
Censorship
Marketing
SOPA
If your website is not performing at it's best here are some things you can do yourself to give it a little push in the right direction. more »
Posted by Jeff Sanders
Categories:
Business
Marketing
Social Marketing
In September we made some sweeping changes to our website. Our major goals were to incorporate our blog posts into other areas of our website and to shorten the number of clicks to our services. We also added a client login for billing, project timelines, and messaging. more »
Posted by Jeff Sanders
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Search Engine Optimization
Web Development
Web design and web development are often used to describe the same thing, but that's not entirely the case. more »
Posted by Jeff Sanders
Categories:
Web Design
Web Development
It’s been said before — when it comes to an effective website, ‘content is king.’ I agree whole heartedly, content is king. But in website design, there’s a fine line to walk, with quality content on one side and visual aesthetics (eye candy) on the other. If you have too much of one and not enough of the other, your website is destined for failure. more »
Posted by Chris Robinson
Categories:
Web Development
Blogging
