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Social Media Guides: Top Twitter management tools I use every day

David Howlett — Wed, 22 May 2013 09:28:18 +0000

Building and managing a business Twitter account can take time… …but there are some valuable tools available to help Over the past couple of years, I’ve developed the ReallySimpleSEO Twitter account, to the point it now has over 60 thousand followers, and has become a very worthwhile marketing resource for the business. Takes time and effort to mange Growing and managing that number of followers takes a little time and … Continue reading →

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SEO Tips: Setting up a Google+ Business Page – Part 2

David Howlett — Tue, 21 May 2013 14:20:24 +0000

Now you’ve created the Google+ Page you need to make sure people can find it Here’s some simple steps to ensure it has the best chance of being found In Part 1 we went through the benefits of a Google+ Page and outlined a simple process to create one. Now I’m going to go through the different pages within your Google+ Page and outline the sorts of content that needs … Continue reading →

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SEO Guides: How productive are your website visitors – Part 1

David Howlett — Mon, 20 May 2013 11:09:01 +0000

There is a simple way to find out And it’ll help you discover the things you’ll need to change What do you want people to do when they visit your website? Is it to read some web page content and then move towards buying a product or enquire about a service? Or is it to learn a little more about your business and maybe join an email newsletter or download … Continue reading →

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SEO Tips: How to highlight the keyword phrases in your competitors website – Part 1

David Howlett — Fri, 17 May 2013 13:58:03 +0000

Are your competitors pages doing better than yours in Google? It is possible to get some clues as to why, using a simple keyword highlighting tool Do you ever enter a keyword phrase into Google to see where your website is placed, only to find your competitors pages instead? How do they keep getting in there? What are their secrets? There can be a whole lot of factors that decide how high … Continue reading →

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Social Media Guides: What is the value of a Twitter retweet? – Part 1

David Howlett — Tue, 14 May 2013 10:34:14 +0000

Do you use Twitter for business marketing? Just how effective is a retweet at getting the message out? If you send out tweets that your Twitter followers find interesting or useful there is always a chance just a few of them might press the retweet link to forward it on to their own followers. In theory a highly effective form of marketing On first glance it would appear to be a … Continue reading →

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SEO Tips: Is the meta description still important? Yes it can appear on the results page

David Howlett — Mon, 13 May 2013 10:18:22 +0000

Meta tags seem to have gone out of fashion since Penguin & Panda… …but the description tag is still a powerful force to drive in traffic from the search results page Google’s ongoing algorithm updates, especially Penguin and Panda, which affected a large number of websites, seems to have left a lot of people thinking the traditional SEO techniques such as editing and updating meta tags, have become largely irrelevant, and therefore not worth … Continue reading →

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SEO Tips: Where is my website on Google? Here’s some simple steps to find it

David Howlett — Fri, 10 May 2013 11:05:13 +0000

Everyone wants to know where their website is positioned in Google for their chosen keywords… …but what’s the best way to find it? There are quite a few SEO tools around that can help you with this, some free and some you’ll need to pay for. Example of free tools include, googlepositioncheck.com and whatpageofsearchamion.com. Paid tools that will do this (and a lot more besides) include webposition.com, advancedwebranking.com and sheerseo.com. Sometimes it’s easier to just do … Continue reading →

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SEO Tips: Is my website Google friendly? They have a online tool to test it

David Howlett — Thu, 09 May 2013 08:43:45 +0000

The Google Page Speed Insights tool will tell you how Google friendly your site is And what you need to do if it isn’t Did you know that your website may not rank as well as it could in Google if it is not running quickly enough for visitors (i.e. not giving them a good experience). Many reasons why your website may not be running at optimum speed There are … Continue reading →

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SEO Tips – Driving local website traffic with a vehicle sign

David Howlett — Tue, 07 May 2013 09:50:48 +0000

Do you run a local business? Does it have a website? Do you have a vehicle? If the answer is yes to all three, then it might make sense to look at advertising your website on your vehicle. Can be very effective In my experience this can be very effective, with a noticeable increase in local website traffic fairly quickly (as recorded by Google Analytics), and an overall improvement in … Continue reading →

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SEO Tips: How a simple question mark can help boost your website marketing efforts – Part 1

David Howlett — Fri, 03 May 2013 08:12:10 +0000

Keeping tabs on your website marketing efforts can be challenging and complex But it might not be as difficult as you might think One of the great benefits of running a website is how easy it is to measure in great detail what every visitor does, and whether they turn into something useful like a sale or enquiry, or not. In theory, all you need to do is delve into … Continue reading →

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