by Matt Diggity | Mar 1, 2016 | Backlinks, Case Studies
If you’re in local SEO, you’re likely very familiar with local citations and business directory listings. In case you’re not up-to-speed, citations are basically directory listings that include the name, address, and phone number (NAP) of local businesses. Some...
by Matt Diggity | Feb 9, 2016 | Backlinks, Case Studies, Client SEO, Misc
Welcome back to Episode 2 of the SEO Spotlight series. In the last episode, we visited three SEO’s that think outside-the-box in order to tackle their problems. Being a person who appreciates creativity, I’ll be keeping up with the same theme here by interviewing...
by Matt Diggity | Jan 20, 2016 | Backlinks, Case Studies, Client SEO
I was a strange child. I always seemed to do things a bit differently than the other kids. The habit stuck. I use four fingers to hold a pen. I’m right-handed but left-legged. I never wear underwear. You should see the process I use to tie my shoes. Needless to...
by Matt Diggity | Sep 1, 2015 | Case Studies, Penalty Avoidance
If you’ve ever had a penalty, you know the feeling. After countless hours of creating content, setting up hosting, linking, social signals, and waiting for the site to get out of the sandbox, it’s starting to jump up the rankings. Traffic is starting to increase and...
by Matt Diggity | Aug 6, 2015 | Case Studies, Social
There’s been a lot of hype about social signals lately and their role in SEO. Many have been claiming some extraordinary things about what shares, tweets, and likes can do. The particular claim that I’m challenging in this case study is whether or not...
by Matt Diggity | Apr 1, 2015 | Backlinks, Case Studies
In the last few years, the requirements to rank a site have shifted. While links remain our primary way to get sites ranked, it’s no longer about brute-forcing your site to the top of the SERPs. The words “trust” and “authority” are...
