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Since about 2010, companies began to realize that their new storefront was their website. Since then, more customer relationships start on websites than any other channel.
The fun part is that Google runs the world and keeps us on our toes with attempts to satisfy the algorithms and to get our web efforts to reach the masses.
The fun part is that Google runs the world and keeps us on our toes with attempts to satisfy the algorithms and to get our web efforts to reach the masses.
That’s why we need experts like today’s guest.
My guest this episode has consulted for various enterprises and well-known brands for over 10 years, while playing key roles within multiple agencies and solution providers in the inbound marketing industry.
Known to many as “SEO Steve” this Digital Marketer, is also a Multi-Location SEO Expert, an Adjunct Professor, and Author.
Conversation points:
Steve, I kept your intro brief, because I want to hear from you. Tell us a bit more about yourself and your journey into SEO.
I want to ask you about 3 specific areas of SEO today Steve.
I want to ask you about 3 specific areas of SEO today Steve.
1. Local SEO vs Multi Location vs “no location”
2. Web Developers vs Web Designers and why it’s important to know the difference
3. Content SEO
1. First Let’s start with Local SEO vs MultiLocation vs “no particular location”
1. First Let’s start with Local SEO vs MultiLocation vs “no particular location”
- How does an SEO strategy differ between Local SEO and Multi-location SEO?
- What about SEO for services like products and web services where company location doesn’t matter?
2. Web Developers vs Web Designers
In regard to developers. A good developer understands how to optimize for Google’s constant changes.
- Can you give us an overview of the most frequent challenges recent updates have posed for most websites?
- Are all CDNs created equal? What do we look for when choosing a CDN?
3. Content SEO
Too often we look at SEO from an aspect of just “Words” on a page. We’ve discussed how the website development has an impact.
Now let’s talk about how other types of content can drive SEO. My company Content Monsta produces podcasts, video, and other multimedia forms of content.
- How can we optimize Video and Audio to drive the SEO of our websites?
- How has Google changed in regard to its ranking of podcast and video content?
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