Ever find yourself scratching your head wondering why the website or app you've just launch (and are so proud of) isn't seeing the traffic or conversion you and your client had hoped for?
This month our topic will cover some of the critical steps that should be taken in the development process to ensure all the great work that goes into conceptualizing, planning and building is optimized for organic search. We'll focus on the technical and performance elements that are overlooked on projects and often need to be fixed retroactively.
Matt Lacuesta will walk us through some of the tools and processes of the trade that can set us up for success. We look forward to this being a great interactive discussion, so come prepared.
33. _ Identifies links pointing to
site
_ Highlights low quality links
_ Good for before/after link
profile for new launches
_ https://moz.com
MOZ / OPEN SITE EXPLORER
SILO NO MORE – the lines have blurred. No more just optimizing title tags and inserting keywords into copy.
• You’re likely to step on toes. While it may be tempting to jump into a new project and start ordering SEO-based code changes or say that it’s SEO’s job to provide the language used in copy development, be aware that there are likely IT and PR departments in the room who think those things are their job. My advice: Before calling their baby ugly, always acknowledge the necessary role of IT to provide a good code base and/or PR to craft the brand’s message — then explain how SEO can enhance, not replace, their work.
• You’re likely to step on toes. While it may be tempting to jump into a new project and start ordering SEO-based code changes or say that it’s SEO’s job to provide the language used in copy development, be aware that there are likely IT and PR departments in the room who think those things are their job. My advice: Before calling their baby ugly, always acknowledge the necessary role of IT to provide a good code base and/or PR to craft the brand’s message — then explain how SEO can enhance, not replace, their work.
• You’re likely to step on toes. While it may be tempting to jump into a new project and start ordering SEO-based code changes or say that it’s SEO’s job to provide the language used in copy development, be aware that there are likely IT and PR departments in the room who think those things are their job. My advice: Before calling their baby ugly, always acknowledge the necessary role of IT to provide a good code base and/or PR to craft the brand’s message — then explain how SEO can enhance, not replace, their work.