How to plan Search Engine Optimization (SEO) into your website redesign
Old.
Slow.
Boring.
Can't get around as easily anymore.
A lot of extra stuff hanging around.
Can't do anything you really need.
Not Responsive.
Does your website use Flash? Mozilla adds a nail to the coffin.
There is no doubt that Steve Jobs was a man ahead of his time in many respects. He saw the problems with Adobe Flash back in 2010 when Apple stopped supporting the platform on all its iDevices. At the same time, he wrote an open letter "Thoughts on Flash."
SEO should be about Customers, not Search Engines
Search Engine Optimization or SEO is one of those acronyms that make business owners cringe. Every time you read an article, see a video or get an annoying call to "Claim your Google listing", people are telling you different things about how to improve your SEO. Keywords, meta tags, meta descriptions, a lot of the things that once were important, no longer are. Check out our 17 SEO Myths.
Is Google your best friend or enemy? Improve your search relationship
If you are like most business owners I know, the mere mention of Google has you cowering in a corner. They are like the hottest person in school and you have to go out our your way to get them to notice you because they have plenty of others vying for their attention. As the leader of the pack, other search engines usually follow their lead, so almost anything you do to improve your Google ranking with other search engines.
Charm Your Way Through Google’s new “Mobilegeddon” Algorithm
Check your website's search results today. Many website owners have discovered that their website has suddenly tumbled far down in search ranks. And when potential customers can't find you online, your business will lose out on revenue that will go to your competitors instead.