SEO

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How Orbit Media's Link Bait Magnet Built 430 Links in Six Months

A Link Bait Case Study

Getting quality links to your site is TOUGH. But what if you could create a link bait magnet that do the heavy lifting for you? Click to learn how.

No Keywords Easy to Rank For?

I Call “Bullcrap”

Getting content to rank isn’t easy. Nor is finding keyword phrases easy to rank for. But it doesn't have to be that way. Click to learn how to rank fast.

SEO Pricing Is Ugly.

Here Are the Prices to Expect for SEO Packages

We surveyed hundreds of agencies, freelancers, and contractors who provide SEO services. Here's the data and takeaways on the state of SEO packages.

SEO Outsourcing

The Good, Bad, and Down-Right Ugly of Our Outsourcing Adventures

You and I have a finite number of hours to use each day. But hiring a quality employee is a hassle. So what should an entrepreneur like you do?

Henry Foster SEO

The Latest Articles on The Blog

How to Create Thought Leadership with Content Marketing

Google is filled with crap content because content marketing is broken. Learn why we need true industry thought leadership now more than ever.

Jason Quey Content Marketing

No Keywords Easy to Rank For?

I Call “Bullcrap”

Getting content to rank isn’t easy. Nor is finding keyword phrases easy to rank for. But it doesn't have to be that way. Click to learn how to rank fast.

Comparative Advertising and Content Marketing

Applying the Art of War to Content Marketing

Comparative advertising will help you win potential customers looking to buy now. Click to learn how to use comparative marketing to for your startup.

Jason Quey Content Marketing

What Is Misinformation Effect?

How Does the Misinformation Effect Apply to Marketing?

The misinformation effect happens when a person's memory becomes less accurate due to information that happens after the event.

Henry Foster Customer Psychology and Consumer Behavior

What Is Selective Retention?

How Does Selective Retention Apply to Marketing?

Selective retention is a bias where people are more likely to remember messages that closely related to their interests, values, and beliefs.

Jason Quey Customer Psychology and Consumer Behavior