Although the AdWords Keyword Tool was designed for pay-per-click campaigns, it’s a great tool to begin keyword research for organic SEO. The keyword tool builds vast lists of keywords based on your own ideas or a website URL and provides … Continue reading →

What do you do when a client’s targeted keywords are showing minimal improvements in the rankings and they are threatening to take their business elsewhere? Well, here is what we did. One of our clients owned a photography studio that … Continue reading →

A recent estimation from SEOMoz’s 2011 Search Engine Ranking Factors puts on-page keyword usage accounting for 15 percent of the ranking algorithm. What I take from this is that you should really invest some time to optimize each page on … Continue reading →

Writing content that captivates readers can be hard enough. Accomplishing that while making your content search engine-friendly can be a real headache. The fact is, in SEO there is no magic equation to write great optimized content that’s also readable. … Continue reading →

FULL OR PART TIME, IN-HOUSE POSITION. UtahSEO is seeking an in-house search engine optimizer to join our web development company. PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES Optimize websites for SEO (meta tags, content, ect.) Keyword research Problem solve rankings issues Help manage PPC campaigns … Continue reading →

I was doing some keyword research on Google’s Keyword Tool and came to their lovely CAPTCHA: So, how am I supposed to type that?!  Unfortunately, Google does not allow you to display a different CAPTCHA if you need one.  So, … Continue reading →

And the winner of the #mozcation is Salt Lake City! Here’s the info on the mozcation meet up contest: http://www.seomoz.org/blog/introducing-mozcation-nominate-your-city-for-an-seomoz-meetup SEOmoz will be coming June 29 to Salt Lake City. Sam McRoberts, creator of http://mozcation.net, says: Wow, I am so … Continue reading →

From SEORoundtable One session we did not cover in our SES Chicago coverage was the duplicate content session and now I am regretting it. Susan Moskwa from Google presented and offered some advice and tips on the issue, from a … Continue reading →

There’s a great discussion going on at Sphinn about overrated SEO tactics. Some common ones mentioned are: • buying multiple domains and redirecting them to your site • over use or over importance of XML sitemaps • meta-keywords • keyword … Continue reading →