Author Archives: David Howlett
30 Days to a Better Search Engine Position – Table of Contents
Free SEO Analysis of your website sent to you within 24 working hours. Read Testimonials… Find out below what is covered in each day of the 30 Day SEO Challenge… Day 1: How to assess where your website is currently placed In this lesson you’ll develop some initial keyword phrases then check to see where you website is placed for them. I’ll take you through an example of how it’s … Continue reading
Google Tips: Getting your picture in the Google search results to help drive extra traffic
Have you ever noticed when you’re searching on Google how sometimes people’s pictures come up in the results? This is because Google is trying out displaying the author information from a page, such as the authors name, comments etc, as well as the picture. SEO Packages Need Help With SEO? Learn About Our New Results Focused Packages. Complete below to find out how they could help You: Your Name (required): … Continue reading
SEO Tips: Driving website traffic from Google with shortened URLs
If you’re sending out your webpage links in the form of shortened URLs (shortened from the long web address), such as bitly, ow.ly and so on, you could be helping the page in Google and increasing the traffic from the search engine as well. Free 5 Point SEO Action Plan One of our SEO experts will complete a 5 Point SEO Action Plan on your website’s homepage.Enter details below: Your … Continue reading
Social Media Tips: Driving website traffic with Pinterest. How can it help your business?
In recent times the social photo sharing website Pinterest has become hugely popular. It’s gained the record of the fastest ever site to break the 10 million visitors mark, and continues to grow unabated. With these sorts of visitor numbers it makes sense for any business to investigate whether time spent developing an effective presence on Pinterest could bring exposure to the business or even drive worthwhile traffic to the site. Just recently … Continue reading
SEO Tips: Driving website traffic with Feedburner (RSS). Not as hard as you might think.
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is not something website owner’s are that familiar with as it all seems very technical. This is a shame because many modern websites can produce an RSS feed of the website content, and this can be a very powerful way to build quality traffic. For instance website traffic from RSS is within the top 10 of all traffic sources for Really Simple SEO. So what is RSS? In … Continue reading
Twitter Tips: In search of the ultimate Twitter Bio. Examples & reviews of what works best for me.
Your Twitter bio is just about the first thing that people see when they visit your twitter profile page. What you write there can be a powerful influence over whether someone follows you, reads your tweets or clicks the link to your website. I know this because in the years I’ve been using Twitter I’ve been fine-tuning the bio and then measuring what works best. For instance my first bio … Continue reading
SEO Tools: Screaming Frog’s SEO Spider is a great Tool to do a quick review of the main SEO points of your website
If you working ongoing optimising your website, SEO tools can be really helpful for things like researching keywords, or for reviewing and tracking your progress as you go. Screaming Frog SEO Spider is a desktop based tool ideally suited to analysing the SEO on your website and presenting the information in a format that allows the beginner to grasp as much basic information as he or she needs to know, while allowing … Continue reading
SEO Tips: Think you’ll need a blog to help with SEO? Think again…
People often believe starting a blog is going to somehow help drive their website higher up the search engines. In my experience it doesn’t always work the way people would like unless they put the effort in first. The reason for this is simple. Setting up say, a WordPress blog and writing a few posts isn’t blogging. What adds SEO value, is regularly publishing compelling content that supports and engages … Continue reading
