Pricing standalone SEO services can seem arbitrary. Here are some points to consider so that your clients pay for the value of your services, not just your time.
Why would a site not put their newsletter signup on any of their usual site pages, but instead, on a separate hidden page? Here are some best practices.
Getting accurate analytics data is important. Here’s how to figure out what’s going on when there’s a discrepancy between GA form_submit events and page views of confirmation pages.
A couple weeks ago, Google released a set of guidelines to help writers create better content. We incorporated them into our processes this week.
Canonical tags and canonical URLs can be very confusing. Here is an example of how to troubleshoot canonical tag contradictions.
Here’s an example of how to collect link-worthy data for content from our Curious Ants group project.
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Is it necessary to pay attention to stop words in URLs? Here are some best practices for how to handle stop words.
There are numerous reasons Google might not index all of your web pages, and it isn’t always a difficult task.
Collecting valuable information is an essential step in creating link-worthy content. Here are some ideas about how to do that.
SEO seems hard- you have to keep up with all the changes and weed through contradictory advice. This is frustrating and overwhelming. Curious Ants will teach you SEO while bringing your website more traffic and customers- because you’ll learn SEO while doing it.