Thanks to everyone who joined us on our April 03 Webinar covering Do It Yourself SEO.
We’ve had some great feedback and learned a lot from your questions!
Here is the video from the Webinar:
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ByRob Thanks to everyone who attended our July 24th Webinar, DIY SEO – Your Ongoing SEO Strategy. We hope you found it useful! Please feel free to reach out to Rob if you have any questions or feedback. In case you missed the webinar or are looking to review it, we’ve posted the recording: Related Posts:Getting Found…
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ByRob Mobilegeddon Defined Google recently announced that on April 21 of this year they will start to label your site as “mobile friendly” (or not) and use the information to help determine where your site should rank in search. This in itself is not particularly scary as your mobile accessibility has been a factor for some…
