Once a month, the Morris County New Jersey WordPress Meetup group hosts an event where new topics pertaining to WordPress are discussed. The meetings are held at Pam Ann Marketing in Denville and coordinated through Meetup.com, a website that endorses business and social events. A Recap of Past Meetup Topics In May, the topic of […]
Morris County Monthly Meetup Educates Attendees on WordPress
WordPress vs. Wix vs. Squarespace for SEO: An Interview with Pam Aungst
There are different options available when it comes to choosing a CMS (content management system). There are two main types of content management systems: open source systems and closed source systems, also referred to as proprietary systems. When it comes to working with SEO companies, president of Pam Ann Marketing, Pam Aungst, believes that a […]
An Interview on Author Bios with Pam Aungst
Pam Aungst of Pam Ann Marketing Speaks About The Importance of Author Bios There are a plethora of ways to get information on the web. Knowing whether this information is true or false, however, can be challenging. When users run searches online, they are met with thousands, sometimes more, results for articles that are related […]
Is Your Web Developer Spoofing Your PageSpeed Insights Score?
Sadly, our job as SEO consultants means that we often play the role of policing web developers, catching them in the act of doing potentially harmful things to their and our client sites. We’ve caught devs doing every stupid thing under the sun, ranging from leaving noindex tags present on live production sites to commenting […]
A Walkthrough (and Critique) of the New URL Inspection Tool in Search Console
Yesterday, Google announced a new tool in the beta version of Search Console (a.k.a. “the new Search Console.”) It’s called the “URL Inspection Tool,” and claims to “help you debug issues with new or existing pages in the Google Index.” Google even goes so far as to make the bold claim that, with this tool, […]
Major Change to Mobile Search Results, + More in This Week’s SEO & SEM News Roundup
Google made a major change to mobile search results this week, which effectively redefines what it means to rank on page one. We learned more about Google’s algorithm update last month and what exactly it was targeting. Google My Business now lets users include even more information to attract customers. John Mueller from Google published […]
Is Structured Data a Ranking Signal? We Have the Answer, + More in This Week’s SEO News Roundup
Welcome to April — and we all know what happens on the first of April. That’s right… April Fools’ Day. Google marked the occasion with a clever prank that duped much of the SEO community. We’ll get into more on that later, and also cover some serious news such as Google shutting down its Goo.gl […]
Google Mobile-First Indexing Begins, + More in This Week’s SEO & SEM News Roundup
New information came pouring out this week about Google’s mobile-first indexing, which is confirmed to have been rolled out to a significant number of sites. We’ll fill you in on all the must-know details and explain how the new way of indexing search results may affect your site. Google’s beloved Keyword Planner tool has received […]
A Google Algorithm Update Occurred Last Week, + More in This Week’s SEO & SEM News Roundup
Google confirmed that an algorithm update occurred this past week. We’ll fill you in on the details and let you know what, if anything, you can do as a result. An update to Google Image Search now places even more importance on well-optimized title tags. A new Google Maps filter will help users find more […]
Google Reveals Which Pages it Crawls Most Often, + More in This Week’s SEO News Roundup
The world celebrated International Womens’ Day this week, and Google marked the occasion by introducing a permanent new feature to search results. In addition– Google’s John Mueller inadvertently made several headlines with information revealed during this week’s Webmaster Central hangout, and a notable update was released for Google’s iOS app. Further details about each of these […]
