Debunking the Myth of the One-And-Done SEO Project
Sadly, Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman hung up their myth-busting hats in 2018 when the final episode of Mythbusters aired. Since then, we’ve been in a lawless wasteland of wild speculation in their absence.
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.
At Perfect Search, there are quite a few things we’re obsessed with. Cold Stone ice cream cakes and A/B testing are pretty high on the list.
When you’re developing a website, you tend to be more concerned with the nitty-gritty of getting the site to, you know, function than getting it noticed.
A changing of the seasons is upon us. Summer brings warmer temps, rooftop bars, and—sometimes—unpredictable storms. (Trust me, I’m from Florida, I would know.)
Project Owl isn’t J.K. Rowling’s latest addition to the Harry Potter universe. (Unfortunately.) It’s Google’s latest effort to improve search quality and reduce the spread of inaccurate or misleading information.
