Sometimes the first key to SEO success is simply to find the low-hanging fruit and pluck it. For example, I have run my business since 2008 selling websites, copywriting and SEO without ever really using these tactics to win business. Why? Not because I didn’t think I could, but simply because I have always been so good at winning referrals through word of mouth that it wasn’t an issue, especially given that, being a freelancer, scale is. [Read more…]
Archives for September 2013
Dandenong Ranges Website Design
For all your Dandenong Ranges website design needs, I’m here to help. I am based in Belgrave and I’m naturally happy to help people throughout the area whether you’re in Ferntree Gully, Emerald, Monbulk, Boronia, Tecoma, Selby, Kalista, Upwey.
For anyone anywhere in or near the Dandenong Ranges: website design, logo design, words (copywriting, content creation), SEO, social, marketing channel strategy and execution, marketing coaching – I am extensively experienced and able to help with all of these areas. [Read more…]
The One Small Business SEO Tip That Beats Them All
I manage medium and small business SEO campaigns, so I often get people – clever, busy people running their own businesses who don’t have time to read one million SEO articles or spend umpteen hours testing their latest SEO idea – ask me “how can I get to number one in Google?” [Read more…]
Google Keyword Tool Dies, Makes Keyword Research Harder
So yeah it appears that Google have ruined a good thing by killing off their Google Keyword Tool. So for anyone working on their SEO, this makes the vital business of keyword research a lot harder for the moment anyway, until the best replacement is discovered.
“Unlike the Keyword Tool, used by SEOs and PPC managers alike, users must login to an AdWords account to access the Planner. That’s just one of the grumbles heard around the Internet about the Keyword Planner. The Planner has no match type data for search volume (search volumes are displayed for exact match only), no device targeting, no local vs. global monthly searches, and the option to filter by “closely related” search terms is gone.
On that last point, however, Barry Schwartz noticed that Courtney Pannell of Google said the Keyword Planner team will be bringing the “closely related” feature back in the upcoming weeks.”
….the last point is good though because that is the feature we need. So maybe there is hope, Obi Wan Kenobi…
Google keyword tool dies causing Obi Wan to feel a great disturbance in the SEO force, as if a million marketing geeks cried out all at once