Category: SEO

Last year Google announced that it was offering Dynamic Remarketing directly through AdWords, using the improved “smart” remarketing pixel and pulling in product details dynamically from advertisers Merchant Center accounts.  This strips out the need to engage a designer or third party to test dynamic remarketing, and puts control directly into the hands of the […]

Google has been providing more control to create reports that were previously only buildable manipulating in other tools like Excel. They’ve also have the added benefit of being actually readable by non-analysts. Late last fall we got Channel Groupings, and more recently Content Groupings. Unlike Channel Groupings, Content Groupings don’t have a default setting; you […]

If you want to rank a site for a keyword that’s even remotely competitive in search engines like Bing and Google, you need links. Link building has thus been one of the important pillars of most SEO campaigns over the last decade. Getting links is a non trivial business, and because of that, the SEO industry…

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Reply all. We so often do it, and it just fills up other people’s inboxes. After seeing this video on Zappos and realizing that like so many other companies we had an email problem too, “the pumpkin” was instituted. The concept was simple: put a dollar in if you get called out for an unnecessary […]

Entering into a new year there are loads of changes that have happened over the past few years that have completely changed the way that many people are doing their search engine optimisation, everything from the almost default addition of rel canonica…

Here at SEER, we’re constantly brainstorming and thinking of creative ways to achieve results for our clients. It’s only one of the things we take pride on — being able to think outside of the box to develop “there’s-no-way-that-could-work…but-it-might”-type marketing strategies and ways to use tools at our disposal. My team members generated a “Find […]

This is the second time this has happened now and quiet frankly it’s causing a real issue not only for me but a few other SEO people that have confided in me: So here is a real life scenario, while cleaning up years of Bad links, Directories, article sites and

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