How to Move Your Mobile Site to Responsive Before Mobile-First Index Rollout

What to Do Before Mobile-First Index Rollout? - Sachs Marketing Group

Though we aren’t exactly sure when Google will roll out the mobile first index, we have indication that it is happening soon. As such, everyone in our space needs to prepare by ensuring their website is responsive before the roll out. There are indications from Google that you should make sure your website is mobile … Read more

Factors That Affect Website Speed

Factors That Affect Website Speed - Sachs Marketing Group

Research shows nearly half of web users expect a website to load within two seconds or less, and they tend to leave a site if it takes more than three seconds to load. This may not sound like a big deal, but 78% of online shoppers who experience issues with website performance say they won’t … Read more

Diagnosing Why Your Organic Traffic is Failing – And How to Fix It

Diagnosing Why Your Organic Traffic is Failing - Sachs Marketing Group

If you’ve noticed even after a seemingly well executed SEO campaign that your organic traffic is falling, don’t get discouraged. There are several reasons this could be happening. I’m going to go through the most common issues and provide ways to address them, so you can start to see an increase in your organic traffic … Read more

Could a New Design Be Coming to Google’s Mobile Search Results?

New Design to Google's Mobile Search Results?- Sachs Marketing Group

According to an article on Search Engine Journal, Google’s testing a new design for search results – both paid and organic. The new design, which appears to be only available for certain searches and in certain locations, is likely still in the early testing phases. There’s no confirmation at this time that the changes will … Read more

Single Page Websites and SEO, Explained

Single Page Websites and SEO, Explained - Sachs Marketing Group

Single page websites have become popular among minimalist entrepreneurs, product announcers, and newcomers to the world of websites. The idea is a single page website is easier to maintain while the entrepreneur is doing their work. Some of these people are often offering services that are a little more in-depth than something that you can … Read more

Does Web Hosting Influence SEO?

Does Web Hosting Influence SEO? - Sachs Marketing Group

Web hosting is an integral piece of the online business and marketing puzzle. Without it, you don’t have a way to get your website online. But, because it gives your website a place to live on the internet, it may have a small impact on your search engine rankings. Does that mean you should choose … Read more

The One-Two Punch That Will Help You Master SEO in 2017

Master SEO in 2017 with the One-Two Punch - Sachs Marketing Group

Let’s get one thing out of the way: despite what trendy social media experts might have you believe, social media marketing is not the new SEO. Search Engine Optimization and social media marketing exist on two different ends of the spectrum, with very little overlap. Social media marketing is all about, well, being social. It’s … Read more

How Not Disavowing Links Harms Your SEO Strategy

Not Disavowing Links Harms Your SEO Strategy - Sachs Marketing Group

Not disavowing links harms your SEO strategy. Bad links from spammy or irrelevant sites may lead to penalties from search engines, harming your site’s credibility and rankings. Regularly auditing backlinks and disavowing those that are low-quality or unnatural is crucial to maintaining a healthy and effective SEO profile. Thanks to changes across the SEO industry … Read more

Are Your Ads Killing Your SEO?

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Many online businesses monetize their websites using display ads – either through a network like AdSense, or by selling ads directly. One of the first banner ads online belonged to AT&T, and was first displayed in October 1994. Logically, it makes sense that if you have a decent amount of traffic, you should make it … Read more

A Beginner’s Guide to Mastering Google Search Console

Google Search Console: Beginner's Guide - Sachs Marketing Group

Once known as Google Webmaster Tools, the product was renamed in May 2015, to better represent its wider audience of users. Originally intended to help webmasters get a better view of what’s going on with a website, the resource provided valuable to other internet professionals, such as SEOs, designers, and marketing pros, thus the rebrand. … Read more

Decoding Search Engine Speak: Friendly vs. Optimized

Search Engine Speak: Friendly vs. Optimized - Sachs Marketing Group

In online marketing, a lot of terms are thrown around. Some are easier to understand than others, and some are used interchangeably when they don’t mean the same thing. In search engine optimization (SEO), two common phrases – search engine friendly and search engine optimized – are often used in place of each other, but … Read more

Local SEO Tactics for Brick and Mortar Businesses

Local SEO

Suppose you’re a brick-and-mortar business that serves one or more local areas. In that case, the traditional search engine optimization (SEO) approach won’t deliver the same impactful results you’d see if you were marketing on a national level. By using geographical keywords, and local SEO, you’re alerting search engines that your business is relevant to … Read more

Google AMP: What It Means For You

Google AMP

  The Accelerated Mobile Pages, or Google AMP, is an open-source project designed to increase the speed at which pages load on mobile devices. Launched in February 2016, studies show websites that implement the AMP technology load anywhere between 15% to 85% faster than the same non-AMP version. Many publishers, including BBC and BuzzFeed are … Read more

SEO In 2016

SEO In 2016 | Sachs Marketing Group

The digital marketing and SEO landscapes are ones that constantly fluctuate, and it is for this reason that marketers and SEOs must keep up-to-date on the current trends and changes within the industry. As SEO has continued to evolve over the past few years, we’ve seen the algorithms move toward “white hat” methods and reward … Read more

Google Launches New Algorithm Hummingbird

Google Hummingbird Algorithm

Supposedly launched about a month ago, Google announced their new Hummingbird algorithm on Sept 26, 2013.  In a nutshell, Hummingbird focuses on the meaning behind a particular search quires as opposed to the individual words themselves.  Called:  “Conversational Search” – Google will attempt to return the most relevant web pages to what people search for … Read more

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