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Search engines use “secret formulas”, called ranking algorithms to determine the order of their results. We’ll review the basics of what makes up a Google ranking.

Some really smart folks in the SEO (search engine optimization) industry have recently been thinking about the future of SEO. It seems there has been an increase in the frequency and volume of the feedback relating to the future SEO plays in how people find things online.

I’ve been focusing my latest posts debunking stumbling blocks to launching a successful SEO (search engine optimization… and marketing) campaign. I thought I would conclude the trifecta of “Three EXCUSES not to do SEO” and “5 Situations SEO is NOT Necessary” with this post about common SEO misconceptions. If you’re brand NEW to SEO, we thought it would be wise to add to your schoolin’.

Every has excuses and we all know the famous saying, “everyone has one and they all stink…”. So, if your site doesn’t fall into one of the five reasons for NOT optimizing your website for search engines, then why not start now? Excuse #1: “I don’t have enough money” Yes, hiring a great search firm [...]

In most situations, optimizing your website to be found online seems like an obvious company goal, but in reality, this is not always the case. In my experience, I’ve found there are a couple of situations where an SEO campaign is simply unnecessary.

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is the practice of designing or redesigning a website to achieve a higher search engine ranking. Ultimately, like the business it supports, a website can only achieve lasting search success by consistently serving its customers well. We at Glide have therefore opted in favor of the ‘personal trainer’ method – harder work in the beginning which paves the way for greater gains in the long run. How do we do it? Simple!