YouTube has been the second most popular search engine since 2008, beating out all other search engines except Google. And Google actually owns YouTube, and incorporates videos into its main search results. Also, almost all adult Internet users have watched videos online.
So you have a website for your organization, and you like it pretty well. You’re online, and it seems to get the job done. But how do you know whether or not your website could benefit from a facelift? Is it worth the time, effort, and investment to travel down that road?
You had been meaning to blog for months, maybe even years. Now you’ve finally started, and you’re even sticking to a schedule. Hooray! Now that you’re actually writing blog entries on a regular basis, what do you do with them?
The key to establishing Search Engine Domination is, in part, having a regular presence across the more popular social networking websites. But Google+ is a special case. Whether or not your target market doesn’t have a huge presence on Google+ doesn’t matter. If your rankings in search engine results is important to you, then you need to be on Google+. There are three facts that you need to know to understand why Google+ is important, then we’ll get into the how.
For years, when clients have asked me to help them improve their search engine rankings, I have told them there are no guarantees. And while strictly speaking, that’s true, there’s a method we’ve been recommending to clients on for the last few years that has consistently made them appear more often in search engines, with better rankings than they had before. So what’s the secret?
Most people that are in business want potential clients and customers to find them. And since we’re in the 21st century, more and more of those people are using Google and other search engines to look for you. So how can you ensure they’ll be able to find you?
If you’ve done any research on Search Engine Optimization (and if you haven’t, that’s okay), you may have come across the term “backlinks.” Simply put, a backlink is a link from another person’s website back to your website. And many search engine companies build all their SEO strategies for clients around a backlink strategy. Those…
If you’re a small business and are at all aware of the social media world, you’ve probably heard of Google Plus. The latest big-name newcomer to social media, Google’s social network is growing quickly. Since its traffic is not yet even close to Facebook’s, many small business owners are asking the question: “Do I really need to be on Google Plus?”
If you can’t find your website on Google, Yahoo or Bing, T&S is here to help. We have process that allows us to improve your placement in the search engines. This process is often referred to as search engine optimization, or SEO.
“Can you guarantee I can get on the first page of Google?” That’s a question I often get when discussing search engine optimization (aka SEO) with clients and potential clients. The short answer? Nope. Nobody can. Anyone who says they can is lying. Let me clarify a bit. Optimizing your website for search engines involved…