4 Crucial Ingredients for a Successful SEO Strategy
SEO is not an out-of-the-box service. A successful SEO strategy emerges from understanding the client, the industry, Google’s SERPs, and your link tactics.
Post from Barry Adams on State of Digital
4 Crucial Ingredients for a Successful SEO Strategy
So You Have a Ton of Big Data, Now What?
Collecting, storing, and managing big data can be an invaluable asset for a business; however the thought of analyzing a copious amount of data – even if it does reveal a hidden company gem – can appear to be an exhausting, time-consuming, and repetitive process. As SEER interns, we had the amazing opportunity to research […]
8 Months at SEER
When I first started working at SEER, a friend sent me this meme: To which I responded, “Har har har”, and nothing more because I actually had no idea the extent of exaggeration/accuracy this stupid internet meme might represent. My story is similar to many young professionals. About a year ago, I was a fresh […]
Pinterest: The Must-Have Social Media Platform
These days it seems like there’s a new site that pops up every day claiming to be the next best thing when it comes to promoting your business, but does your site really need another social media platform to manage? Well, if you’re going to add additional social platform to your roster, Pinterest is the […]
#SEOktoberfest Charity BBQ Giveaway!
SEOktoberfest 2014 Charity BBQ has a free ticket up for grabs!
Post from Jackie Hole on State of Digital
#SEOktoberfest Charity BBQ Giveaway!
Digital Advertising & Offline Media: Your Business’ Tag Team Champs
In 2014, digital advertising can have so many meanings to so many different people, companies and agencies. Regardless of what it means to you, it is extremely powerful. I could be a little biased considering I work at SEER, a digital agency, but online marketing may be the most important investment, other than in employees, […]
lm.facebook.com in GA – What is it?
Starting in April 2014, you may have noticed social referrals from Facebook coming into Google Analytics (GA) as source/medium lm.facebook.com and l.facebook.com. These referral visits from Facebook were being reported as visits from an unknown source until Facebook implemented the link shim. The link shim is designed to protect users from having their personal identifying […]
How Apps Are Changing Search Rankings
At SEER, we believe in being as close to the cutting edge as possible as it relates to the web. Fortunately, one of our own, Nico Miceli, attended Google I/O. One of the things he brought back (other than his fancy watch) was an example of how Apps are changing the mobile search rankings display — and […]
Content and SEO are Not Always the Answer
SEOs often look to content as the driving force for their strategies. But sometimes content, and SEO itself, is not the answer, as this case study shows.
Post from Kate Morris on State of Digital
Content and SEO are Not Always the Answer
Developing: Are Video Snippets Going the Way of Authorship Thumbnails?
Story Developing – Follow me on Twitter @chadgingrich for updates. Today we started seeing across many clients that video snippets stopped appearing in the SERPs for domains. YouTube snippets are unaffected, however, it seems that video snippets may be going the way of authorship thumbnails. No official word from Google yet, however, the change seems to […]
Top 5 Digital Marketing Activities Since 2010
No matter how satisfied or amazed you are with the Internet, you can bet that content and search results will continue to change and improve. Digital marketing strategies will also vary for as long as the demand for a seamless interaction between the Internet and the user exists.…
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Yahoo Directory Listings: Are They Worth It?
The result of good SEO is traffic, conversions, and community. Recently, a conversation around the value of the Yahoo directory listing came up at SEER, and it turns out that, in most cases, there is no traffic coming from Yahoo directory listings. In gambling terms, if you bet that a Yahoo directory listing won’t get […]
SEER Interns: Instagram Takeover
SEER’s blog is loaded with tutorials, tips, and hints to help fuel a SEO campaign, power PPC efforts, and build metrics using Data Analytics. Although SEER’s team has a plethora of online marketing knowledge – SEER also has another amazing asset: a company dynamic bursting with creative and multi-faceted individuals. To share the behind the […]
Taking the Data-Driven Approach to Guerrilla Marketing
Guerrilla marketing. It’s a term that we’ve heard thrown around town—usually to describe an unconventional idea for promoting a campaign. And that still rings true. Guerrilla marketing has been around for a while now, starting with door-to-door salesmen. But with the evolution of marketing via the digital age, guerrilla marketing has also transformed. Guerrilla marketing […]
Everything a CMO Must Know About the Digital Marketing Landscape
It can be very hard to bring classic marketing CMOs on board with digital marketing. Here are some aspects of digital marketing that you can use to create buy-in from CMOs.
Post from Clarissa Sajbl on State of Digital
Everything a CMO Must Know About the Digital Marketing Landscape
12 Awesome Perks of Being a SEER Intern
Passing our one-month mark as SEER digital marketing interns, we have joined didactic training sessions, completed engaging projects, and learned a tremendous amount of SEO knowledge along the way. It’s pretty clear that we love interning at SEER – what better way to share our love than through a gif-filled, all-things SEER favorite list? 1) […]
Navigating the new ‘Google My Business’ Places Dashboard
Navigating the new ‘Google My Business’ Places Dashboard When Google My Business hit our computer screens mid-June it was an overnight change for many accounts. Minds were understandably boggled. For those who manage Google Places and Google Plus accounts, the new dashboard we saw come into play last year was bittersweet for many due to […]
Post from Sarah Bradley on State of Digital
Navigating the new ‘Google My Business’ Places Dashboard
Rediscovering Stories (and Content) – Hook, Line & Sinker Recap #4
At the Search Church this past May, we invited some content marketing experts to share the methods, strategies, and tools they use to connect content to those who need it. Over the past few weeks, we have recapped the speakers’ presentations so you can all learn from their insights and experience! Last week, we shared […]
Technical Foul! Canonicals and Duplicate Content
Nobody knows technical fouls better than Ron Artest, period. You can probably make an argument for Rasheed or Malone but no one took it to another level than Mr. World Peace himself. Although I am nowhere near as experienced with Mr. Artest in terms of technical fouls, I am part of SEER’s technical SEO team […]
Friday Commentary: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love SEO
Internal teams working with outside Digital Marketing consultants: often there is some member that finds the very concept of outside consultants threat. Why that fear? Kristine Schachinger talks about how to take this away.
Post from Kristine Schachinger on State of Digital
Friday Commentary: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love SEO