Organic traffic can be easily obtained through search engine optimization which people find so scary. Especially given the frequent algorithm updates by the search engines, organic SEO has become an alien concept to most bloggers. The fact however is, the basics are always the same. And the frequent SEO algorithm updates by search engine giants like Google has only made it a lot easier for genuine bloggers to shine in search results. Let’s talk more about how easy it is to please search engines these days after all these major updates later in this post. For now I would like to

WebMeUp is online SEO software that was launched in early 2013 to focus on accurate data and technology but in a short span of time, the software has proven itself useful in the industry and its popularity has risen unexpectedly in the course of a year. There are different modules developed by WebMeUp software but one of the most significant and efficient ones happen to be the WebMeUp Backlink Tool which can be found on the company website.   It should not be confused with another great product i.e. the backlink module found on the WebMeUp software package, but is

The world of e-commerce business has become extremely competitive. I can bet, no matter how unique you may claim your services or product to be, there is essentially going to be a lot of tough competition, making it inevitable for you to market your business in every possible way.   Your objective of undertaking marketing activity should ensure two things: 1) Let as many potential customers be aware about the product or services you are offering 2) Ensure the product is promoted well, so that the customer is interested in buying it from you. As so many ecommerce businesses are

Someone posted a very pertinent question on my blog the other day; “What is more effective, off-page or on-page optimization?” This visitor had invested a significant amount of money and time into optimizing his article through the use of SEOPressor, and expected to enjoy an increase in traffic. That increase never really appeared. I would love to give him a one-size-fits-all definitive answer, but I’m afraid that all I have to offer is… it depends. Google’s primary purpose is to rank web pages, not drive traffic. Google decides how useful your page is based on mathematical formulas that take many