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JANUARY 29, 2014

By David Shankbone (Own work) [CC-BY-3.0 ([link] via Wikimedia Commons There are plenty of blogs that get links from HuffPo on a daily basis, but this was a first for us. It was the perfect example of that legendary “Great Content” that SEOs love to talk about, and it was going fully viral. This is how we got it.

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JANUARY 15, 2014

SEO professionals (and SEO “professionals”) love to talk about great content. “Content is king” may be the oldest adage in the industry, but a lot of SEO people are under the impression that more is always better, and that great content is just a matter of sweat equity. So that’s a lie.

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AUGUST 28, 2015

It doesn’t matter how many reviews you’ve earned on Yelp, how much you’ve invested into your SEO, or how many charities you support. In the meantime, subscribe to the blog or follow me @JoeAdamG so you’ll be the first to know when the creeping terror comes to your door.

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AUGUST 18, 2015

It’s easy to find resources on the importance of display URLs for ad campaigns , and if you’ve been following our blog you may have seen ebola.com sell for big bucks. They’re important for brand exposure, building trust, and setting landing page expectations.

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JANUARY 27, 2016

“Informational long tail posts” might not be the hottest topic in SEO, but we’ve learned to love them. I’m talking about the kind of industries that don’t typically get a lot of media attention, aren’t particularly glamorous, and don’t naturally get a lot of blog subscribers.

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JULY 30, 2013

In the web development and SEO worlds, especially, even the industry’s best and brightest are subject to the whims of Google, Mozilla, Yelp, and hundreds of other major players. SEO juggernaut Andrew Shotland gives the following advice to anyone who’s considering changing their company’s name: 1. What Can I Do About It? Don’t Do It!

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JANUARY 2, 2014

It’s that magical time of the year again when everyone tries to guess what’s next for SEO. 2013 was a downright bizarre year for SEO, which is why you’re bound to see all sorts of wacky predictions for 2014. The good news is that you just started reading the blog post that makes all the right predictions. SEO” Got Fuzzy.

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