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Do you know about the freshness factor?
It is an element of search engine algorithms that prefers web pages with fresh and updated content over outdated ones.
This is where website management triggers your online visibility. It informs search engines that you have new and relevant content for its users. When the bots index your web pages, Google rewards you with top rankings on the SERPs.
There’s more to why you need an updated website with SEO-friendly content. Let’s discover what!
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Topics: SEO, online public relations, owned media
The three steps search engines follow to rank search results
Are you curious about how search engines generate the ranking list called SERPs?
If you know what SERPs are and what elements they incorporate, it’s easy to understand their workings.
Search engines generate search results in a three-step process.
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Topics: SEO, PR tips, online public relations
SERP is a buzzword used in the digital marketing space. Do you know what it means?
Search Engine Results Page is the web page rendered by search engines like Google to the searchers with a list of relevant URLs answering their search queries.
The search engine algorithm walks through millions of websites to generate the SERP with best-matching results. The idea is to present search results that are in close sync with the user’s search intent.
Every search engine has a unique algorithm and displays two primary types of search results on the SERP.
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Search engine optimization is a great strategy to grow your online traffic, leads, and sales. When you do it right, you can earn a position at the top of Google’s search results. On the flip side, if you hire an inexperienced or unethical SEO company, you’re simply wasting your money.
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Topics: SEO
When analyzing a webpage for ranking, search engine algorithms look into what the page is about and how popular or authoritative its website and domain are.
A website ranks for all the factors present on it, including content, keywords, meta title and description, videos, and images. Off-site factors, like backlinks, social signals, and outreach, determine how high it will rank on the search engine results pages (SERP).
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How to easily boost your company’s SEO
Many companies want to believe that search engine optimization is a thing of the past. This is far from true. Google changed its algorithm. So, while SEO has changed, it remains a critical factor in your company’s ranking on Google.
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Topics: SEO, owned media
How to use PR methods to rank high on search engine results
Many companies mistakenly think that public relations strategies are only for getting media coverage. Wrong! It’s true that media relations are a big part of PR. However, PR comes with many additional benefits for your company.
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Topics: SEO
How to grow your customer base
We live in a competitive world. Most companies work hard to stand out, generate leads, and convert their followers into customers. Your target audience needs to know about your company in order to interact with you. Increasing your company’s visibility should be the key driver behind your company’s marketing strategy.
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Topics: SEO, inbound marketing
How to get more leads and increase conversion through blogging
Blogging is one of the best ways to attract more traffic to your website. Creating interesting, useful blog posts has become a part of any successful content marketing strategy. Why? When you write new blog posts, you update your company’s website.
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Topics: SEO, blog, owned media
How one of our clients learned the hard way about search engine optimization
Search engine optimization, or SEO, is the process of generating visitors or traffic to a website from free or organic search results on search engines. When someone types a word or a phrase into a search engine, such as Google, that search engine delivers relevant content from its engine, which crawls the web for content that is relative to the keywords you just typed. According to HubSpot, 75 percent of people never scroll past the first page of search engine results, making it imperative for your company’s website to appear high on the first page of a search engine’s page results (SEPR).
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Topics: SEO, web design & development, owned media

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