In Part 2 of her two-part series, columnist Amy Bishop continues sharing tips that will help you uncover optimization opportunities within your PPC accounts. Amy Bishop on October 24, 2017 Welcome to the second and final post in a two-part series about paid search account audits. If you haven’t read the first post, be … Continue reading The nitty-gritty paid search account health check: Part 2
Whether you’re taking on a new account or reviewing one you’ve already been managing, columnist Amy Bishop’s tips will help you uncover optimization opportunities. Amy Bishop on October 13, 2017 Maybe you’re looking for ways to improve your paid search account, or maybe you’re looking at your agency’s newest prospect with fresh … Continue reading The nitty-gritty paid search account health check: Part 1
Gareth Simpson — December 2, 2016 — December 2, 2016 Forget links for a second and focus on your website’s quality and health. Are the keywords, images, URLs and menu structure optimized to maximum effect? What other on-page factors should you be prioritizing for a really healthy webpage? Here are the key on-page SEO techniques … Continue reading SEO On-Site Health Check for Optimum Website Performance
AdWords recently released a Health Score feature that “grades” your account, but is it just a rip-off of an existing free performance grader? Columnist Larry Kim compares. Larry Kim on September 26, 2016 Here’s a crazy new idea: Imagine a tool that analyzes your AdWords account and grades you based on your performance. OK, … Continue reading What’s the Google AdWords Health Score and how is it different from existing tools?
by Roman Kniahynyckyj Follow @kniahynyckyjAugust 9, 2016 Whether people are researching health-related information for themselves, their children, spouses, patients, pals or caregiver clients, the bottom line is people are certainly searching. An additional crowd of visitors can come from current and potential patients already online emailing doctors, logging into patient portals and otherwise taking advantage … Continue reading How To Increase Subscribers to Your Health Care Blog
By Lyena Solomon|2016-01-28T07:54:13+00:00January 28th, 2016|SEO|0 Comments If you are running an SEO program, you are in for a long haul. Sometimes, it takes from 6 months to a year to see a slight improvement in online visibility attributable to SEO efforts. You do not need to wait a year or longer to understand if … Continue reading 15 Quick Ways to Check The Health of Your SEO Program
Alexander KeslerSeptember 23, 2015 Our work for clients involves a lot of website building and optimization, and we’re constantly finding that we repeat many of the same tasks whenever we get our hands on a new website. Many of the optimizations we perform come down to the fact that Google (and search engines in general) has … Continue reading On-Page SEO Health Audit – The Crucial Checklist
Brian SutterSeptember 8, 2015 When a business grows, a lot of small business owners feel pressured to keep their focus on the day-to-day challenges of the business, which means seemingly mundane tasks, like inventory management, gets push aside. While counting inventory and restocking shelves might not seem like it should be a top priority, not making … Continue reading The Secret to Your Company’s Financial Health
Gregory T. Huang More than 80 percent of U.S. doctors surveyed use mobile apps or view professional content on mobile devices for work. That’s a significant increase over the numbers from around a year ago, according to a new survey. The main reasons for adoption? Improved patient care and communication, and time efficiency, doctors say. … Continue reading Mobile Health Adoption Growing Among Doctors, for Apps and Content
Alex Lash Oct 07 2014 Digital health is popular among investors, there’s no doubt. But is it good for us? Products such as fitness wristbands and online wellness coaching are generating buzz, and as a techno-skeptic I often roll my eyes at the trendy accessories and general assumption that life is easier online. Meanwhile, … Continue reading So Far, Little Proof That Digital Health Is Healthy. Does It Matter?
