Contributor Eric Enge shares guidelines and handy workarounds you can follow to avoid indexing ‘too many’ faceted navigation pages. Eric Enge on May 24, 2018 On e-commerce sites, faceted navigation plays a critical role in allowing consumers to find the products they want quickly. Major sites normally offer a variety of filters (show a subset … Continue reading How much is too much? Faceted navigation and SEO
Mobile Fuels Online Traffic, But Consumers Spend Much Less Time On Sites by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, May 4, 2018 Websites are gaining more traffic from devices, from voice-activated hubs to smartphones and personal computers, but consumers are spending less time once they are there. Data released this week from Salesforce notes that in the first … Continue reading Mobile Fuels Online Traffic, But Consumers Spend Much Less Time On Sites
Kayla Sloan — May 1, 2018 — May 1, 2018 Tumisu / Pixabay As a business owner, most likely you’ll be asked for donations to charitable events and organizations from time to time. While your heart might be in the right place, you probably can’t afford to donate to them all. But how do you … Continue reading How to Decide if Your Business Should Give to Charity (and How Much)
Randy Milanovic — April 24, 2018 Follow @kayak360 — April 24, 2018 In a recent post, I laid out three clear signs you should get a thorough SEO audit of your website. The point of the piece was to show that declining search rankings, or search visibility problems, can have as much to do with … Continue reading Break Your Own Site Much Lately?
Columnist David Rodnitzky explains why he believes the latest Facebook privacy scandal may be overblown. David Rodnitzky on April 3, 2018 There is a common trope in movies — the all-knowing, or omniscient, supervillain. Take the Joker in “The Dark Knight.” At the beginning of the movie, he pulls off a bank heist, manages … Continue reading Much ado about data
Nate Vickery — March 26, 2018 Follow @NateMVickery— March 26, 2018 In today’s hyperconnected world, communication cannot be observed in a vacuum. The rise of sophisticated mobile devices, fast internet connections, chat apps, video messaging tools, and project management platforms has revolutionized the way we interact with each other. The benefits are obvious- the effective … Continue reading This Is How Much Time Your Employees Waste at Work Every Day
Garry Grant — March 25, 2018 Follow @seoinc — March 25, 2018 In SEO and Internet Marketing, everyone’s fighting for the number one search result spot for as many relevant keywords as possible. The reason is obvious…because that’s the position that gets the most traffic. But have you ever considered the impact of what being … Continue reading How Much of Your Traffic Comes from Organic Search
Amanda Abella — March 23, 2018 — March 23, 2018 Sometimes your best course of action is to stop outsourcing. The reality is that outsourcing too much is a thing and it can easily lead to profit leaks. The good news is it can also easily be avoiding. Now, this may sound counterintuitive. After all, … Continue reading Are You Outsourcing Too Much? 4 Ways to Tell
Mike Kappel — March 14, 2018 Follow @PatriotSoftware — March 14, 2018 Setting employee pay can be difficult. You need to pay employees fairly and keep them from going to competing employers. But, you also don’t want to destroy your business budget by paying employee wages you can’t afford. Determining how to set salary for … Continue reading How to Decide How Much to Pay Employees
Amanda Clark — December 7, 2017 Follow @GrammarChicInc — December 7, 2017 trudi1 / Pixabay Your resume provides potential employers with a quick snapshot of who are you, and what you have to offer. You want to provide enough information that they can determine your skills and accomplishments (and want to learn more), but not … Continue reading How Much Information is Too Much on Your Resume?
