
According to Indigo’s recent FY24 First Quarter Results, a ransomware attack that occurred in Q4 2023, “impacted Indigo’s search engine optimization, which led to a weaker online presence and a decrease in online traffic…” [Read more…]
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According to Indigo’s recent FY24 First Quarter Results, a ransomware attack that occurred in Q4 2023, “impacted Indigo’s search engine optimization, which led to a weaker online presence and a decrease in online traffic…” [Read more…]
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On Twitter, I recently asked my followers for SEO Advice. I said, “Give me some SEO advice. A tip, a trick, or just plain old fashioned “SEO best practices”. I’d love to hear your advice, I’m sure me (and others) could benefit from it.” Of course, many responded with fabulous SEO tips, some short and some longer. I compiled all of the responses below, not necessarily in any order of importance. [Read more…]
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This blog post about search engine optimization and ranking in the top search engine results pages at Google was written by ChatGPT. Given the recent launch of ChatGPT, I thought I’d take a look at the quality of the content that it writes.
Search engine optimization (SEO) is the practice of optimizing a website in order to improve its ranking on search engine results pages (SERPs). This is done through a combination of on-page and off-page factors, such as keyword research, link building, and content optimization. By improving the visibility of a website on SERPs, businesses can increase their organic traffic and drive more qualified leads to their website. [Read more…]
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I recently asked a bunch of SEOs about SEO (search engine optimization). I wanted to know what doing SEO is better than, and asked them to finish the sentence. Doing SEO is better than —– (fill in the blank). Here is what they said. [Read more…]
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There is a reason why you generally should not hire anyone representing themselves as an SEO (Search Engine Optimization) professional if they send you an unsolicited email. In other words, if they send you an email saying that they can improve your search engine rankings of your website, mark it as spam and then delete it. There are, of course, exceptions to this. For example, if you’ve personally met the person sending the email to you or if you’ve spoken with them in the past or visited their website previously then it might be okay. But in any case, you need evaluate everything that they’re telling you, what services they will provide, and understand everything that they’re going to do. If you do not understand any of it, ask them to explain it to you. [Read more…]
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According to a report released by Research and Markets, the worldwide SEO market will reach $122.11 million in 2028. This represents a 9.6% Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR). The SEO market growth is expected to be driven by the emergence of digital marketing and the increased use of the internet. [Read more…]
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