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Yes, email marketing is a vital aspect to a well-rounded digital marketing strategy. When social media limits audience reach, when Google releases an algorithm that cuts your organic traffic, when competition in PPC make paid leads not worth the cost, email marketing will always be available to...

Depends on the blog, honestly. If your blog is hobby related, and just offering advice, insights, or sharing your experiences for free, then no I wouldn't consider it lame. If it's a professional blog for a company selling a service or product, then yes, I would think it would come across as...

This is more of a PPC topic, not an SEO topic. It essentially means allow Google, or Bing, to show my ad for people search for this keyword, plus variations of the keyword and search phrases they believe to be "closely" related. In PPC, a broad keyword is when you target a keyword like...

Really? Lots of top ranking local sites have listings from properties owned by Yext, which you have to pay $500 per year to get listed on. Additionally, directories like LocalDatabase which charge a fee. Not to many, many niche specific directories charge a listing/review fee.

Didn't realizing I was reviving an old thread, it was on the first page of the SEO section! I agree with your reply for the most part. However, even a site that reviews/costs money to be listed isn't always a good decision. For example, I found a network of YellowPage sites that, after...

Yes, even in 2021 directories are still useful for search engine optimization, especially Local SEO. There are three types of directories you want to focus on to build business citations from, those include: 1) General Directories like Yelp, YellowPages, etc. 2) Niche Directories that are...

As others have mentioned, there aren't really any effective fully automated tools for SEO that are worth their salt anymore. There are tools which can help reduce the workload though. One tool to help outreach and guest posting process is BuzzStream.

I don't agree with a "one size fits all" approach to this, as the other "SEO guy" told you. I would recommend analyzing the backlink profiles of your competitor sites that are currently ranking above you, including the dofollow/nofollow ratio as well as their anchor text ratios.

I would say no, they are mostly beneficial. However, if the forum you have the signature on has no relation to your website then the benefit you get from it would decrease.

First, you want to claim the website as your own in Google Search Console. After that you want to submit your websites' sitemap so that Google has a map of all the pages on your site to crawl. Additionally, you can add the URL of your sitemap to your robots.txt file which will tell web crawls...

First, you want to make sure the website would be relevant to have a link pointed back to your site on. For example, if you run a website selling hats, you wouldn't want a link from a video game site pointing back to your website -- unless the hats you sell are about that game. Next, you want...

A do follow link is a normal link that is placed like <a href="URL">title</a> A no follow link has the following tag added to the code like <a href="URL" rel="nofollow">title</a> The no follow tag tells the search engine when it crawls the page to not count the link, don't pass any authority to...