I am a big fan of Real Time Strategy video games and this post over at SEOmoz really hit home. Jayson DeMers creates a nice analogy for those familiar with the RTS genre and working in the SEO industry or just marketing your business to search engines in general. Growing up, the first genre of video [...]

Use These 4 Google Tools For Your Online Marketing
Google has plenty tools that you can use in their arsenal. Many of these tools are free to the public and Google sometimes encourages collaboration with development and enhancement of the these tools (almost like Open Source Software). We will explore some of these below which you should be using for your small business SEO [...]

How To Make Google Adsense Responsive
You have finally updated your website to 2013 and have decided to go with a responsive website design. With the proliferation of mobile devices and the amount of traffic from mobile devices on a huge rise, it only makes sense to use a responsive theme that does not require you to maintain two separate websites. [...]
Does SEO Still Work?
According to the popular Fort Lauderdale SEO blog over at http://www.seofortlauderdale.org, they say: Yes, yes it does. It cannot be stated more plainly than that, and as long as there are search engines running the show in shuffling people to the content they are looking for SEO will always “work”. It’s just that the rules are [...]

The Advanced Guide To SEO Infographic… Sorta
Here is a nifty guide of some advanced SEO tactics that you can implement on your web projects immediately. If you are looking to to improve rankings (who is not?), increase performance and deliver more traffic, then look no further. This is a very comprehensive guide covering advanced SEO tactics from schema.org to mobile search [...]
3 Ways to Create High Value Blog Content
Creating compelling content can be a struggle for a small business. Chances are, you are actively engaged in your business, not blogging about what you do or writing about your customers or their concerns. However, in this new age of internet content marketing, it is necessary to do these tasks. So what is the best [...]
LinkedIn Updates Company Pages
On September 6th, LinkedIn announced huge changes to Company Page design and user experience. “For companies, this means a more powerful way to build relationships with your target audience on LinkedIn,” said Mike Grishaver from LinkedIn’s Product Management team. Lots of new stuff available to make your page more interactive and engaging. Looks to me [...]
Moved Our Site Back To WordPress
About two years ago our shop was dedicated to working with the Drupal CMS system. We have a team that was dedicated to development and design with Drupal. When we aquired SEOFortlauderdale.com, we moved it from it’s existing WordPress installation and migrated to Drupal in hopes of building a rich community and content management system. [...]
How To Delete Your Google Web History Before New Privacy Policy Takes Effect
With less than a week before Google forces the update of its new privacy, users still have a last chance to delete their Google Browsing History, along with any identifying information which it may contain. Google’s new policy will allow more freedom for Google to capture, store and utilize personal information of its users. A [...]
Google Sunsetting The Adsense For Domains Product
If you are like me, you probably have a few domains (ok maybe several hundred) that you own but have not yet developed. Whenever you register a domain with a registrar (like Godaddy), if you don't do anything with the domain right away, the registrar will park the domain on one of their landing pages. [...]

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