by Glennette | Oct 22, 2017 | search engine optimization
Local SEO Best Practice #14 – Increase Local Citations Citations in the local SEO world are any mentions of a local business on other websites. In order to be considered an actual citation however, the name, address and phone number must all be included. This is known...
by Glennette | Oct 21, 2017 | search engine optimization
Local SEO Best Practice #13 – Use Schema Schema.org has revolutionized the way search engines display websites in their results pages. Schema is a markup code that can be placed on any website to allow search engines to give more information to the user. This...
by Glennette | Oct 20, 2017 | search engine optimization
Local SEO Best Practice #12 – Optimize URL Structure The URL is the address that can be seen in the browser and it indicates the webpage that a user is visiting. URLs are often overlooked by business owners when performing SEO, but they can be very important. For...
by Glennette | Oct 19, 2017 | search engine optimization
Local SEO Best Practice #11 – Use Headings and Subheadings Using headings and sub-headings on a website is another great way to grab the attention of the search engines. These again, give the search engines an indication of the context of the webpage, but it helps if...
by Glennette | Oct 18, 2017 | search engine optimization
Local SEO Best Practice #10 – Go Mobile Mobile, mobile, mobile – it can’t be said enough. If business owners want to improve their local SEO, they must ensure that their website is mobile-friendly; there’s just no way around it. In one of their latest updates, Google...
by Glennette | Oct 17, 2017 | search engine optimization
Local SEO Best Practice #9 – Optimize Anchor Text Anchor text isn’t something that webmasters and business owners have complete control of, but they can optimize it to work in their favor. Anchor text is the text that is used when one website links to another website,...
