E-A-T & YMYL: How to Boost Your On-Page SEO via @xandervalencia

Some people believe that E-A-T is one of the most important SEO success factors today. Others believe the importance of E-A-T is massively overblown. Is it a direct ranking factor? Is it an indirect ranking factor? Or is E-A-T not a factor at all in Google’s ever-evolving algorithms? The debate over the importance of E-A-T…

10 Essential On-Page SEO Factors You Need to Know via @annaleacrowe

Succeeding in organic search today requires optimizing for a combination of factors that search engines consider important – technical, on-page and off-page. Over the years, we’ve seen increased focus toward off-page techniques – such as link building – and other technical elements. But the reality is, off-page SEO won’t do much good if you don’t…

How to Optimize Your Online Marketing Plan: A 4-Step Process

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An SEO Guide to URL Parameter Handling via @jes_scholz

While parameters are loved by developers and analytics aficionados, they are often an SEO nightmare. Endless combinations of parameters can create thousands of URL variations out of the same content. The problem is we can’t simply wish parameters away. They play an important role in a website’s user experience. So we need to understand how…

How to Use Instagram Stories to Promote a Live Event

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What Is Schema Markup & Why It’s Important for SEO via @ChuckPrice518

Schema markup, found at Schema.org, is a form of microdata. Once added to a webpage, schema markup creates an enhanced description (commonly known as a rich snippet), which appears in search results. Top search engines – including Google, Yahoo, Bing, and Yandex – first started collaborating to create Schema.org, back in 2011. Schema markup is…