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Either Hire an Outside Marketing Team or Hire In-House, Right? Not Exactly.

an Article written by John Nugent on February 24, 2023

Let’s start by addressing the elephant in the room. You see the title of this article. You’re on our website. You can tell what we do. So yes, we ideally want you to choose to work with us over...

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4 Steps to Take Today So You’re Ready for Google Analytics 4

an Article published on September 16, 2022

Google Analytics 4 (GA4) is here. Released in October 2020, it’s designed to be the “future of measurement” for websites and mobile apps. So what does this mean for companies like yours that are currently using Google’s Universal Analytics...

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SEO - What's Changed and What's the Same

a Podcast hosted by Christopher Butler, Mark O'Brien and Lauren McGaha O'Brien on May 25, 2017

...Newfangled is that the title of this podcast is what hasn’t changed about SEO, but the first idea I threw out just to oversimplify a point was nothing about SEO has changed since 1999. When we talk about SEO, as...

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SEO For Humans: How to Keep Focus on Your Audience Without Missing the Target (Keyword)

an Article written by Corey Florindi on July 20, 2021

Your firm puts a great deal of focus on SEO in your content marketing efforts. After all, solid SEO leads to more site traffic and higher conversion rates. But are all of the SEO “best practices” actually serving the audience...

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Expertise-based SEO VS. Keyword-based SEO

an Article written by Mark O’Brien on January 24, 2012

...on writing the right content in the first place. While I agree that link-building is an important aspect of SEO, if you focus on writing relevant, expertise-based content, the rest will come. KEYWORD-BASED SEO The opposite of expertise-based SEO is...

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How To Do SEO, Part 2, Farming vs. Hunting

an Article published on March 26, 2008

...for SEO hunting, that aggressively goes after a few prize keywords. Direct sales of consumer products, for example, may require an SEO hunter. But in my opinion those goals fit an AdWord campaigns more than organic SEO. But hey, if...

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What Do You Mean by SEO?

an Article written by Christopher Butler on January 5, 2011

...be due to very real abuses of SEO. But does that mean SEO is all bad? Well, it depends upon what you mean by SEO. The trouble with acronyms is that, sometimes, the more they’re used the farther away their...

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SEM and SEO - What's the Difference?

an Article published on February 2, 2006

...engine optimization. We’ve written a lot about SEO in the past so this month we’ll focus on search engine marketing. The goal is to clarify proper expectations for SEM compared to SEO so that you can engage in the most...

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Why we do SEO (the way we do)

an Article published on November 20, 2012

...that a reasonable person would think is relevant?   How to Do SEO, the simple version Without further ado, here’s a two-step SEO strategy: Write good content. Add good metadata. That’s really all there is to it.  I’m serious.  ...

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How SEO Works

an Article written by Christopher Butler on December 31, 2010

...you are to see significant gains in valuable traffic to your site. There’s plenty of SEO hype out there, but most of it isn’t true. So, What About Abuses of SEO? Now that we understand how search engines work and...

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