If your site has any e-commerce functions, dynamic content management systems or user-specific presentation, you will be familiar with dynamic content. Dynamic content was once an issue that many SEO companies were reluctant to touch. These days, things are better, but dynamic sites still need to watch their step. There are some aspects of dynamic
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Congratulations, you have decided to install a WordPress blog onto your site. Now you can let people know about yourself and your company, information about your products and services, and any promotions or competitions you may be running. You don’t need to post seven times a day, but one post a week is a little
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In search engine optimisation, cloaking is essentially the process by which the search engines will be shown a different version of content to the end user. So, you might click a link thinking you are about to visit a website that offers an illuminating and scholarly reflection on the early works of Fyodor Dostoevsky, only to
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As someone who admittedly isn’t the most business-savvy person in the world, Inbound Marketing does sound dangerously like corporate jargon, but it really is quite a simple concept. It is the practice of reaching out to potential businesses, doctors, top dentists or market leaders through a number of methods, including producing high-quality copy. This is the opposite
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Your site may have great content but if you do not interact with your readers, they will not have any reason to come back. Engaged readers are happy readers, and they are most likely to talk about your site and link back to you, increasing your search engine rankings. Sure, you might hire a full
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