As we step into 2025, the world of SEO is poised for exciting shifts. At the start of every year, we’re asked, “What’s new in SEO?” or “What’s to come for organic search in Google?” Most of the time, our team only shares predictions with clients or internally, however, for 2025 we’re done gatekeeping. Greenlane…
The larger your site, the more complicated implementing canonical tags can be. To quickly audit your tags and fix problems, follow these steps.
Link building is an important part of SEO, but it can often be a challenging process. Learn how you can make it easier with Pitchbox!
Learn the power of gated content for capturing leads. Enhance your marketing funnel with effective lead magnets and drive customer engagement.
H1 tags are synonymous with SEO. Once upon a time, a very young and unsophisticated (relatively speaking) Google relied on headers to determine the context of the preceding content. But how important are headers for SEO today? Should we still be obsessed with them for rankings?
SEO has become harder. Not all SEO agencies are up to the challenge. This post will help you ask the right questions for finding your perfect SEO partner.
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Whether you’re new to the world of PPC or have been in the field for years, it’s important to stay up-to-date on the strategies and tools that can make your work more efficient. Here’s our updated list of resources and articles for 2022.
Google has been emphasizing images and videos in SERPS and the search experience. Learn why you should include visual search in your SEO strategy.
Review the core metrics provided in Google Analytics and learn how to effectively use them to build insightful, actionable reports.
Review the core metrics provided in Google’s Search Console and learn how to effectively use them to build insightful, actionable SEO Reports.
We share what we learn about optimizing websites for scholarly SEO best practices and inclusion in Google Scholar search engines.
Your Google Ads account has an Optimization Score, as well as recommendations on how to improve that score. Use our guide as a translator for what Google’s comments really mean, and how we recommend you handle them.
