SEO

SEO experts have a really bad habit: They like to throw around jargon without making sure that their clients understand what they’re talking about. Some do this intentionally.

Leads from web traffic are the lifeblood of many companies. It’s vital that their sites continue to generate leads and product sales.

Nobody is more familiar with what you sell than you are. This often leads business owners to write content using word choices that are intrinsic to your industry.

The so-called “International Patent & Trademark Agency” is attempting to bilk business owners out of thousands of dollars.

Just last weekend, I spent the entirety of a Saturday rebuilding my website. I get these moments of inspiration where I feel like I could improve my site, then I tear it down and build it from the ground up. That’s great, but then I also have to go in and do a full SEO checkup to make sure that everything is on the up-and-up.

If you’ve ever gone through the process of verifying your business’s address with Google so that your address shows up in Google Maps and Google’s business sidebar, you know that it can be incredibly frustrating.

Recently, our office ran into something of a unique situation. In June 2016, we merged with our local competitor Creative California.

Late yesterday afternoon, a client of ours called us, asking for some insight into a phone call they had just received at their business.