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SEO in 2013 is shaping up to be more diverse and holistic in nature, and the old search engine optimization methods are quickly finding themselves kicked to the curb with each of Google’s algorithm updates.
What once were tried and true tactics for increasing traffic, leads and sales are now causing pain points for many businesses involved in SEO.
Fortunately, SEO.com has consistently stayed ahead of the curve, and continues to employ quality, holistic methods for helping businesses achieve their goals. Our account managers pride themselves on creative and strategic campaigns that are built around long term objectives, and won’t be victims to future search engine algorithm changes.
“Think of SEO similar to building a community of followers for your blog or Facebook page,” says TJ Welsh, Director of SEO at SEO.com. “A long term SEO campaign takes time to build before you may potentially see the rewards. Algorithms will change but it won't be much of a concern because you have a solid foundation.”
Here are 5 things to abandon, and how we are moving forward with quality search engine optimization methods in 2013:
What once were tried and true tactics for increasing traffic, leads and sales are now causing pain points for many businesses involved in SEO.
Fortunately, SEO.com has consistently stayed ahead of the curve, and continues to employ quality, holistic methods for helping businesses achieve their goals. Our account managers pride themselves on creative and strategic campaigns that are built around long term objectives, and won’t be victims to future search engine algorithm changes.
“Think of SEO similar to building a community of followers for your blog or Facebook page,” says TJ Welsh, Director of SEO at SEO.com. “A long term SEO campaign takes time to build before you may potentially see the rewards. Algorithms will change but it won't be much of a concern because you have a solid foundation.”
Here are 5 things to abandon, and how we are moving forward with quality search engine optimization methods in 2013: