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SEO Education and News
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Local U New Orleans: 14 Things You’ll Want to Know
About a month ago, my team and I attended Local U – an online marketing seminar held at Tulane University. It was an extremely valuable, very energizing half-day! Various industry leaders in local SEO have dedicated their time and resources to helping small businesses learn the basics. It was more …
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Google Slider Replacing the Maps Seven Pack?
Many people have seen the slider on the top of Google search results when searching for “things to do various city,” but have you seen it when searching other local terms lately? When I searched the term, “Pizza New Orleans,” I noticed the slider appearing instead of the seven pack …
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3 Time Saving SEO Chrome Extensions
If you’re like me, you love to find any and all ways to save a little time here and there. That is why I have compiled a list of my top 3 time saving SEO Chrome extensions. 1. SEO SERP What does it do? SEO SERP is arguably the best …
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Google Places For Business Dashboard Update: News Roundup
Earlier this month, Google started slowly rolling out the new Google Places For Business Dashboard which includes an updated interface, deeper integration with Plus, and a promise of faster updates. The dashboard is now available to all new users in the U.S. To help better understand the new features, we …
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Proprietary CMS vs Open Source: It’s a Little Like Renting vs Buying
Around here we get new clients everyday. Among these, there is always one who comes to us with a website built and hosted by a proprietary CMS (content management system) developer instead of being an independently owned and maintained website. Now, proprietary systems can be great and have some very …
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7 SEO Myths You Don’t Need to Worry About
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is already complex enough—and with the many myths that have sprung up around it, it’s even harder to understand the ins and outs of page rank, keywords, and website optimization. Here are 7 myths that will help separate fact from fiction when it comes to SEO. …
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Has the Internet Made Us Lazy?
It’s no doubt that the Internet and search engines have drastically changed many aspects of contemporary life. The way people act, think, and speak have all been dramatically affected by the innovations of the Internet and search engines. In our line of work, we see the great benefits search engines …
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The Missing Markdown Editor
Let me start by introducing my favorite way to write notes, documents, or any other type of text for that matter. It’s a format called Markdown created by John Gruber. Take a look at his project page for Markdown to learn more about it. I’ve recently discovered a great little …
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Missing Analytics Data? It’s (Maybe) Not Your Fault
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5 for Friday — Links, Stories & Posts for Your Weekend
• Survey: 91 Percent Have Gone Into Stores Because of Online Promotion – Marketing Land Wanderful Media conducted a shopping survey of over 1,000 U.S. adults and released their findings yesterday. Millennials were the group most inclined to go online to check prices or other product information. The most common online …
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