Finding link building opportunities can be very time consuming, however there are many tools that can help, you just need to know which tools are right for you and which will be a waste of time. Using the right tools can save hours of banging your head against the desk trying to find quality websites

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you will know that the copy of your website these days must be relevant, informative, sharable and well-written. But how do you know if you’re writing your website’s copy the right way? This 24-point checklist should help! Hat tip to copywriting expert, Heather Lloyd-Martin for the checklist.  

Any time there is an update to Google’s search algorithm its big news. Our readers work themselves into a fluster speculating what aspects have changed and the impact it will have on their website’s ranking. Brace yourself – Google is at it again. There have been some recent changes from Google, but the good news

The field of SEO is one that is seen by some as being the be-all and end-all to effective online marketing, while others see SEO practitioners as shady. There has always been this idea that Google has it in for SEO practitioners and frowns upon SEO in general. Well, Google have once and for all

We constantly emphasise the importance of submitting an XML sitemap to the search engines. It’s an easy way to inform Google, Bing and Yahoo! about which pages should be crawled and indexed for your website. But is having a HTML sitemap on your website still relevant?

This question was posed to Mr Google, Matt Cutts, recently who (as always) answered in a short video.

“Why isn’t my webpage showing up in Google?” is one of the most common questions we get asked. So when I came across this guide from SEOmoz, I just had to share it with you.

Have you got 10 minutes to spare today? According to Dr. Pete at SEOmoz, 10 minutes is all it takes to work out why your page is missing from Google.