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Kevin Kantola
This new Google service, now in beta, was first reported by Buzzfeed.com in April 2015. It has now been confirmed by Search Engine Land. Google Home Service Professionals Ads are now showing up in searches in San Francisco, CA.   What Does This Mean for Local Vendors? For small business owners of brick and mortar...
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Ride sharing company and taxi alternative, Uber has rolled into the Inland Empire, California region. In a day and age of high tech, where Google has its metaphoric fingers in most pies, the search giant is not a player in this market. If you want to find an Uber driver in Riverside, CA for instance,...
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The Inland Empire advertisers in the PennySaver are a pound poorer this week, due to the closing of the 50-year-old coupon print magazine. It may be fitting that on my last issue the top banner ad is for a Memorial Day sales event. It’s also ironic that the largest advertiser on the front page, Redlands...
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Now, you might expect to find a full-time SEO job in a small town like Redlands, California at either their major corporation, ESRI or at a nearby mega hospital like Loma Linda University Medical Center. And of course, you would be right in your assumption. Both of these places hire full-time SEO’s. But Main Street...
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Several years back I wrote an article called “How to Avoid Being Blacklisted by the Search Engines” and it was picked up and republished by a lot of other websites. Now, I think it’s time to update this article a bit with this article that I’m titling “How to Get Blacklisted By the Search Engines.”...
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In January 2014, Google’s Matt Cutts declared on his personal blog that guest blogging is dead. This turned the SEO world upside down, and it hasn’t been the same ever since. Because of Cutts’s declaration, a lot of people ended up believing that writing guests blogs has become useless and thus no longer use this...
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Is your website responsive? That is, its layout changes according to the screen size of the device where it is viewed. If it is not yet mobile-friendly, you might want to make it adaptable to the ever ever-changing usage patterns of online users, which now includes tablets and smartphones. This is because come April 21,...
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I will keep this short and sweet. Google has publicly stated that there are 2 new ranking factors in its search algorithm soon that all webmasters and marketers need to know. The first one, according to Google, “Starting April 21, we will be expanding our use of mobile-friendliness as a ranking signal.” The second one...
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Scott Stouffer offers a great read via the Search Engine Journal website about “Using Artificial Intelligence to Solve #SEO”. While it is pretty technical, it allows us a glimpse on the algorithmic scale on whiy SEO is so difficult and what can be done on the search engine level to resolve this. Mr. Stouffer talks...
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Consistent NAP (or name, address and phone number) entries are vital for SEO of local businesses. Inconsistent NAP’s in local directories across the web can cause lower rankings for local searches. On July 24, 2014 Google rolled out their Pigeon Update (not to be confused with the April Fool’s joke of PigeonRank technology) which had...
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