This year’s iGaming & Betting SEO horror stories include classics such as “Wanting to publish a new website with the old one live” and “not wanting to disavow links incase it highlighted to Google that bad links exist”. I’d like to say thank you to everyone who took time out to contribute to this post, and …
This year’s YMYL SEO horror stories include classics such as “Removing written content from pages to improve load speed” and “only allowing one person to handle leads, and the agency then being blamed for lack of conversion”. I’d like to say thank you to everyone who took time out to contribute to this post, and for …
Travel is one of the most competitive verticals when it comes to digital marketing as a whole, so when we start to drill down into SEO and some of the horror stories that have unfolded over the years… It can be frightening. I’d like to thank everyone who has contributed to this Halloween horror story …
This year’s eCommerce SEO horror stories include classics such as “They sold out of stock, so they turned off the website” and “they used to send bot traffic to their site to influence Google rank metrics”. I’d like to say thank you to everyone who took time out to contribute to this post, and for sharing …
For Software as a Service (SaaS) companies, integrating schema markup into their product pages is crucial. This practice aids search engines in comprehending the content of their websites and the specifics of their SaaS offerings. In the highly competitive SaaS sector, the use of schema markup distinguishes a website, enhancing its search engine ranking. Moreover, …
We’re pleased to announce that SALT.agency will be hosting a New York Technical SEO Meetup on November 8th. The event will host a light panel discussion and open SEO forum, discussing current trends and the future of technical SEO, and the role of the SEO professional in the modern marketing ecosystem. Ticketing & Registration Due …