So you wanna track phone calls eh? Easy enough my friend. There are some excellent call tracking platforms out in the world including IfByPhone, Mongoose Metrics, VoiceStar and more. We’ve researched a ton of them and while they all had their upsides, each had a downside as well that was hard for either seOverflow or [...]
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Mike Belasco To Speak at SES Chicago/Local Search Summit
December 7th, 2009
I am honored to speak at the upcoming Local Search Summit (at SES Chicago) on ‘Analytics For Local Search’. I’ll be covering topics such as common road blocks in tracking local search efforts, the future of tracking local search, call tracking, and more. I’ll also be performing live demostrations of techiques from our popular 7 [...]
Planet Ocean Announces Local Search Expert: Mary Bowling
November 29th, 2009
seOverflow is excited to announce that our very own Mary Bowling has been selected by Planet Ocean Communications as their in-house local search expert. Planet Ocean’s flagship publication is www.searchenginenews.com. Mary’s involvement with Planet Ocean includes…
Writing a monthly column on local search discussing topics such as “how to optimize” and “what’s new” in local search.
Conducting [...]
Where In The WebmasterWorld Is seOverflow? – Find Us And Win!
November 4th, 2009
Where In The WebmasterWorld (Pubcon Conference) Is seOverflow? …. is exactly what you should be asking yourself if you are attending Pubcon in Las Vegas ‘09.
All of the seOverflow crew will be attending Pubcon in November in Las Vegas this year, and we are coming with sweet PRIZES!
During the week of the PubCon conference, seOverflow [...]
Citations and Local Search
October 29th, 2009
If you’re involved in Local Search, you may be hearing the term citation used frequently in discussions about optimizing for Google Maps. A citation is simply a mention or citing of your business on a page on the web. It may contain just the name or it may include the phone number, address and other [...]
Why You Should Build NoFollow Links
October 27th, 2009
You can visit just about any SEO blog on the web and you’ll find a post telling you to avoid building nofollow links to your website, but that’s the advice you should be avoiding instead. There are several reasons why you should build incoming nofollow links to your website.
There are whole lot of people in [...]
Got Dates In Your Google SERP Description?
October 20th, 2009
If a date is appearing at the beginning of your site’s description on a Google search results page, there is a probably a good reason why. Some site sites want these dates to appear such as blog posts, news sites, forums, etc., because the dates help the users to determine how relevant the information behind [...]
My new ball chair makes the grade!
October 6th, 2009
Since moving into our new office last November, there has been a tight race forming. Number of blog posts made by yours truly vs. chairs I have destroyed.
My chair of choice for the last few years has been an exercise ball. There was definitely a ‘learning curve’ to use such a chair, mainly with my [...]
Optimizing Web sites for Global ROI – International SEO
September 25th, 2009
Gaelle (@cofrenchy) from Virtual Words and Mike (@belasco) from seOverflow presented “Optimizing Websites for Global ROI” to the BMA Colorado breakfast round table group on Thursday Sept 24, 2009. The presentation went well and everyone seemed to gain some knowledge on how to explore and execute an international website strategy. Topics covered included translation, cultural [...]
Soar with Local SEO Presentation Slides
September 16th, 2009
Thank you to all who attended the Make-It-Fly Fall 2009 Conference. I had a great time and learned a ton from the other presenters some of which has already been put into action in our business. As promised here are the slides from my presentation. I understand videos of all the presentations will be available [...]
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