Category: SEO

There are lots of SEO newsletters. Maybe too many. I sacrificed my email inbox to bring you a carefully chosen selection of favorites. Every newsletter included here does four things: Focuses specifically on SEO (and not just marketing) Offers valuable free content (and isn’t locked behind a Substack paywall) Sends regular emails (and hasn’t stopped publishing)…

Inbound marketing is a marketing strategy that aims to pull customers in with relevant and useful content. Coined by HubSpot’s founders Brian Halligan and Dharmesh Shah, the goal of inbound marketing is creating content to: Attract potential customers. Engage and teach how your product or service can solve their problem. Delight by going above and…

Looking for a list of the most popular websites in the US and Worldwide in 2023? We’ve pulled the top 100 most visited sites by organic traffic from our database. Top 100 most visited websites in the world # Domain Traffic 1 youtube.com 4,515,808,817 2 en.wikipedia.org 2,359,325,262 3 facebook.com 2,110,595,075 4 instagram.com 1,326,644,431 5 twitter.com 1,213,212,289 6…

Here’s an example of how the code looks: And here’s how it looks on social media: … in the browser tab: … and (sometimes) in Google’s search results: For SEO, title tags are important for two reasons: In this guide,… Read more › Source link

Have you been Googling your keyword to see where you’re ranking? Never do that. It won’t be accurate because Google personalizes search results by things like your location, language, and device. Even using an incognito or private tab doesn’t fully solve the problem. To check rankings accurately, you need to use tools. How to check rankings…

I’ve attended BrightonSEO for 10 years, but this year’s conference was one of my all-time favorites. (And it looks like the rest of the team also enjoyed it!) Here’s my breakdown of September’s event and why I think it’s come a long way since its humble beginnings in a room above a pub. Day zero: Sunshine,…

Did you know that while the Ahrefs Blog is powered by WordPress, much of the rest of the site is powered by JavaScript like React? The reality of the current web is that JavaScript is everywhere. Most websites use some kind of JavaScript to add interactivity and improve user experience.  Yet most of the JavaScript used…

A lead generation website captures information from potential customers (i.e., leads). This often includes their name, email address, and phone number—but it can also include things like how much money they make, where they live, and more. While an entire website can be dedicated to this purpose, a single page (aka a landing page) within a…

Not everything you publish will be a home run. Even if you pour your heart and soul into your content, it’ll often fail to rank, convert, or do anything for your business. It’s frustrating. But you don’t have to leave these pages to die a slow, painful death. You can revisit them, figure out what went…

Rich snippets (also known as rich results) are search results pulled from code called schema markup. They provide extra information beyond the standard “blue link,” which helps get more clicks to your content. Rich snippets aren’t a Google ranking factor, but they can make your website’s search results stand out from the crowd. So what exactly…