Published on July 12, 2016 in Content by Casey Meraz
How much do you rely on email for your marketing strategy? Of course, there are plenty of rumors announcing the decline of email marketing. Irrespective of such bogus and half-baked […]
Published on July 28, 2015 in WordPress Optimization by Ryan Ayres
This is a guest post from our good friend, CEO of the Denver-based web design agency Eye9 Design, Ryan Ayres. If you have questions for Ryan, please either leave them […]
Published on June 16, 2015 in Local SEO by Casey Meraz
Google just released another update to Android users of Google Maps, adding yet another axis of utility to the already indispensable tool. If you are like most Maps users, you […]
Published on March 26, 2015 in Local SEO by Frank
Call Tracking Can be a Major Issue for Local SEO if Used Improperly. Here’s Why: Call tracking systems use javascript to display numbers dynamically depending on where the visitor came. […]
Published on February 24, 2015 in Local SEO by Casey Meraz
One thing that is certain in local search is change. Today I noticed on the Local Search Forum that Google Upgraded their My Business page in the photos department. From […]
Published on February 10, 2015 in Niche by Casey Meraz
Recently I have been traveling quite a bit speaking at different events across the country to present a variety of marketing topics. One of the more recent events took place […]
Published on December 22, 2014 in Reviews by Casey Meraz
In the interest of helping authors who are trying to decide whether or not to order a BlueInk review, we offer the following Q&A with novelist Eldot (pen name), who […]
Published on December 12, 2014 in Local SEO by Casey Meraz
Warning: This is mostly just a rant If there is one thing I’ve learned over and over again in SEO it’s that spammers will keep on spamming. Back in July […]
Published on November 26, 2014 in Penalty Recovery by Frank
It has come to my attention recently that some business owners and webmasters have a hard time creating and properly formatting a disavow file for Google. To help I wanted […]
Published on November 20, 2014 in Content by Matt Green
One of the questions that we hear a ton from webmasters at our SEO meetup group is about evergreen content and where it should live within their site’s architecture. Time […]