During a recent Google Analytics meetup our company hosted, we were asked a great question: How do you analyze your clients’ SEO data?
An e-commerce client may be better served if you fix on-site SEO issues and conversion problems before investing more heavily in content, social or PPC. Use this guide to create an introductory SEO e-commerce website audit that will show clients why investing in search visibility is a vital first step to any integrated online marketing campaign.
Raven’s Site Auditor now supports canonicalization! The new canonical tag support works in conjunction with our preexisting duplicate content check. Learn how our tool analyzes pages for duplicate content and how the new feature enhances those results.
Confused about what constitutes duplicate content? Worried about re-posting your own content on LinkedIn or another website? How, exactly, could duplicate content issues affect your SEO? Find out.
I love to overcomplicate link building. I’ll start out trying to earn a few new links to a site and six hours later I have a 23,346 row Excel file open, 52 Ahrefs tabs open, three empty coffee cups and a half-written link prospecting formula jotted down on a post-it note. It’s like the SEO version of The Hangover.
Sherlock Holmes doesn’t have a super power, but he does extraordinary things. His secret weapon is deductive reasoning. As a marketer, when you’re analyzing and reporting on website traffic, you’ll sometimes come across drops or dips you can’t explain. To explain a website traffic drop to a client, you’ll need to put on your detective hat. As you eliminate possibilities, what remains is a growing amount of certainty. Use this guide as a reference.
Most e-commerce sites compete with behemoths like Amazon, eBay or Target. It’s essential that new B2C websites start off with all the advantages they can to counter big brands and big budgets. We wanted to share the advice Raven’s President Jon Henshaw gave in an interview last year. Below, we have republished PrestaShop’s article, part of their SEO Experts series.
It’s always fascinating to me to see what captures the interest of the SEO community. A recent post on Search Engine Land recommending webmasters avoid link building did the trick this time. Based on the comments, it was clear that Google continues to be a lightening rod for the search industry. It’s easy to misinterpret […]
There’s a scene in The Sopranos where an up-and-coming rap artist, named Marvin, makes one of the strangest marketing decisions in TV history. He decides to spend $7,000 to get shot. Yes, $7,000 not on social media or a radio spot but on one bullet to the “fleshy part of the thigh.” After seeing fellow […]
Update – January 12, 2017: There’s a new post about how to remove Google Analytics referral spam that addresses new types of spam and includes resources for stopping it. Referrer spam is becoming a problem. If you’re not familiar with referrer spam, it’s traffic from bots that impersonate a referral link. The pseudo traffic is […]
