Even with impeccable content and strategic SEO, many neglect a powerful boosting strategy: author bios. They’re not just formalities but pivotal assets, often under appreciated.
Overlooking author bios diminishes content’s perceived expertise and trustworthiness, leaving potential SEO …
High-quality content has always been important for SEO, but after Google’s Panda algorithm update, content that is relevant and valuable for users has become an essential part of optimizing the search experience and ranking higher on the Google SERP.
Now that you’ve studied up on all you need to know about the early stages of the higher education sales funnel, it’s time to hit the books on how to achieve your end goals: applications, enrollment, and beyond. (Well, the metaphorical books, A.K.A. this blog post.) Let’s go!
Did you know that a shark can detect a fish’s heartbeat before it attacks? Or that cheese is the most stolen food in the world? (Thanks for those dinner party facts, Google.) With massive amounts of information available at the swipe of a screen, we’re constantly processing new information. …
Google+ is over (except for this surprisingly active pepper lovers community)—but Posts on Google are in.
There are a lot of components of SEO to keep track of – title tags, H1, H2, the meta description, the content itself, and so on. With so much going on it’s easy to overlook another important element of SEO – images.
With the development of new technology, searching the web has moved away from desktop computers towards handheld devices. The convenience of handheld devices is preferred by users. Case in point: 60% of searches are from mobile devices.
