We can all admit (at least to ourselves, if you aren’t willing to admit it to others!) times when we were new to the whole SEO thing and we made a typical newbie SEO error. But some of those mistakes, even if they weren’t considered mistakes at the time you did them, can live on [...]
Read more →I talked about why usability testing is so important for website owners, and why it is also important to test those internal entry pages, and not strictly the homepage. But once you have your usability testers held captive, here are some questions you can ask them after their perusal through your money website. You can [...]
Read more →In the world of long-tail searches, chances are pretty good that visitors are having their initial contact on your site by landing on an internal page of your site rather than your user-friendly home page. But have you ever had a look at one of your internal pages from a “brand new visitor” perspective? Because [...]
Read more →If you are like me, you will inadvertantly be surfing along, click a link, then watch as everything grinds to a halt because that link you just clicked was actually linked to a PDF file. And worse, your Adobe Acrobat or Reader takes its sweet time as it loads all the extranous features, checks for [...]
Read more →Every so often, someone comes up with the idea that Google should offer a service that would allow webmasters to pay a fee to get specific information on ranking issues on a website, primarily for those sites that the owners feel should be ranking much better than it actually is. Because oftentimes, webmasters – particularly [...]
Read more →We have all been a newbie SEO at one time or another. But if you are new to the industry… or just need a refresher that you aren’t making a cardinal newbie error when it comes to your site’s optimization, here are some of the top and most frequent mistakes and how to fix them. [...]
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