Digital Marketing

What Are Backlinks & Why Are They Important to Your Site

When it comes to organic visibility on the Internet, there are over 200 factors that Google considers to determine where to rank a web page for a user’s query. Among those factors, some of the most important include on-page components like content and off-page references, like backlinks for determining the popularity and relevancy for a web page.

By Julia Karnezis

Jun 19, 2014

How to Win Google’s Heart

You know that feeling youget when you see your crush with someone else? It’s something we digital enthusiasts know all too well. Seeing Google rank your competition first is rather disheartening, but here at TopSpot Internet Marketing we’ve been playing matchmaker for over 10 years! This Valentine’s Day we’re sharing the secrets to challenge her unrequited love.

By Aryan Moharir

Feb 14, 2014

Analytics

6 Ways to Understand Your Organic Search Data When It’s (not provided)

Over two years ago, in an effort to encourage stronger security standards across the internet, Google announced that they would be moving towards “Secure Search.” What this meant at the time was that organic search queries would be encrypted for users who were signed into their Google accounts. Encrypted organic queries would show up as (not provided) within Google Analytics.

By Julia Karnezis

Jan 22, 2014

Announcement

Engaging with Visitors Beyond the Conversion

There is a page that is guaranteed to be visited by every user performing a favorable action on your website: your “thank you” page, which loads solely to confirm an action’s delivery. Almost every Webmaster focuses on trying to optimize landing pages in an attempt to bring targeted visitors to their site and toget them to convert. This makes sense as landing pages are a high priority and important part of each strategy for SEO, Paid Search and Conversion Improvement

By Stephen Rifai

Nov 13, 2013

Company Culture

3 Things SEOs Can Learn from Jiro Dreams of Sushi

When a new SEO joins TopSpot and begins training, we always ask the same question.

“Have you seen Jiro Dreams of Sushi?”

Most haven’t. In fact, I don’t think any SEOs have heard of it prior to us mentioning it to them. So we get past the blank looks of “how does this have anything to do with SEO or training?” and questions like “Wait, should I be taking notes right now?”

By Julia Karnezis

Aug 13, 2013