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What Hotjar Taught Us About Links and CTAs on Your Website

by Lauren Marchese December 4, 2015 Follow @lrosemarie63December 4, 2015 If you’ve ever wondered whether the elements on your website are doing their job, this is the post for you. We’ve spent months working with conversion-tracking software so that our clients can offer the best user experience (UX) possible. User-friendly sites come in all shapes … Continue reading What Hotjar Taught Us About Links and CTAs on Your Website

Top 8 Curated Ideas to Build Organic Links (Infographic)

Jomer GregorioOctober 14, 2015 In the course of things, online users naturally link to resources they find online that they deemed relevant, worthy and valuable for whatever purposes they have originally intended. This natural build-up of organic links is a trustworthy method that Google is placing much importance to as a primary ranking factor, particularly … Continue reading Top 8 Curated Ideas to Build Organic Links (Infographic)

Is Google Choosing Sitelinks Depending on a Link’s Visual and Functional Importance?

Govind AgarwalSeptember 13, 2015 According to new patent filings it seems that Google may be in the process of showing site links for pages apart from the home pages. Some users tested this by performing a query on non English version of Google. These queries were returned with search results that showed internal pages in … Continue reading Is Google Choosing Sitelinks Depending on a Link’s Visual and Functional Importance?

The Benefits Of Links For Enterprise Businesses

Andrew DennisAugust 20, 2015 Links are often overlooked within enterprise marketing. But the fact is that links benefit large brands in multiple ways. Links are foundational to the web as they serve multiple functions including: Navigation Citation Promotion Endorsement Etc. Links are a primary signal in Google’s algorithm, and because enterprise businesses operate in hyper-competitive … Continue reading The Benefits Of Links For Enterprise Businesses

Why You Don’t Have to Nofollow Good Links In Your Content

Julia McCoyAugust 14, 2015 Nofollow is a tool that was introduced in 2005 by Google’s Matt Cutts and Blogger’s Jason Shellen. The idea was that the tag could be used for the purpose of decreasing spam on blogs by instructing search engines that a hyperlink would have no bearing or affect on the ranking of … Continue reading Why You Don’t Have to Nofollow Good Links In Your Content