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Sam Ovens: Is He The Real Deal?

If you have ever been on the internet for a very long time, you have been exposed to a lot of advertisements. They are everywhere from the videos that you watch to the social media posts you see on your pages. You might be wondering how were these advertisements were chosen for you. Well, it would really depend on your internet activities. Basically, whatever you search and do on the internet will be the on the same vein as the advertisements that you will see, It can be quite irritating at times that it’s the same thing over and over again. That’s how marketing works though, and it can be very effective especially in certain conditions.

December 5, 2019 News

Should My Sacramento SEO Company Rank For Keywords Like Sacramento SEO In Google?

If you own some sort of a business company, you have to have a site. Nowadays, you just can’t function without it. If your firm doesn’t come up on search engines, it’s like you don’t exist. That’s not good for business. You can’t expect customers to just come up out of nowhere. They have to be able to find you. Even if they hear about your company, they have to check it out for themselves.

November 18, 2019 News, SEO

Infographic: eCommerce Mistakes Business Should Avoid

Building a website is easy; building a sustainable website that helps boost conversion is hard (but not impossible). When it comes to creating an eCommerce website, the stakes are quite high as it includes many elements that need to be systematically added to the website. From product gallery to payment getaways to taxes and delivery, the list of essential eCommerce elements is quite extensive. Thus, even a minor mistake can affect the performance of the entire website. Apart from hiring a skilled and professional web design agency, who is well-versed with the technical know-how of building a fully-functional eCommerce website,...

November 7, 2019 News, Tips

Niche Dreams – Part 14: A Decent Month Overshadowed by Malware

I knew I’d be facing some tough obstacles when starting my niche website. However, I expected to encounter the obvious difficulties that come with growing a website. Those being SEO, traffic, link building, social media and everything else that requires a great amount of effort. I never thought I’d be hit with such a nasty malware attack.

September 6, 2019 Niche Dreams

Niche Dreams – Part 13: Rebounding Nicely with a Solid Month

One year ago I started detailing my efforts for building a niche website in Part 1. I thought I would be in for a challenge but never expected it to be this difficult. My dreams of earning $1,000 a month in affiliate commissions at this point have yet to be realized. It’s not because of a lack of effort. Instead, it most likely has more to do with that fact that I believed I could rank keywords primarily with on-site SEO.

August 8, 2019 Niche Dreams

Niche Dreams – Part 12: At a Complete Loss for Words

Perhaps the title of this entry is a little bit over-dramatic. However, it accurately sums up my state of mind as it’s been nearly a year since the beginning of this blog series. Countless hours of writing, designing, networking, and other various efforts have been poured into Kettlebell Krusher. Just a few short months ago things were heading in the right direction and earnings were increasing at a nice clip. However, this downward spiral continues to reach new lows and the fact is, for the month of June, a measly $22.55 was earned.

July 8, 2019 Niche Dreams

Niche Dreams – Part 11: Going Back To The Basics

I’ll cut right to the chase. It feels like things are going in the opposite direction in regards to my niche website. Earlier in the year, I had a couple of earnings cross the $100 mark for certain months. This current month marks the 3rd straight decline in earnings.

June 5, 2019 Niche Dreams

Why You Should Treat Readability as Important as SEO

I’ve discussed on several occasions how I believe readability is just as important as SEO. Since search engines are becoming more human-like, there’s been an emphasis on creating quality content over the last several years. Keyword stuffing and article-spinning are relics of the past. Even though that may have worked a decade ago, today it just looks very unprofessional.

May 29, 2019 News, SEO

Use This Tool to Avoid Getting Dinged By Yoast’s Passive Voice Warning

Since I started seriously blogging over a year ago, it’s always been my goal to get both the SEO and Readability analysis in the green. In doing so, I’ve found that it has helped me to become a better writer and obviously rank for targeted keywords. The key is to get the overall average of each test from Readability and SEO with the majority of green bullets. That’s easier said than done, especially if you’re writing about a complex subject.

May 16, 2019 News, SEO, Tips

Google’s caching of websites and pages appears to be broken

The main benefit from clicking on the cached version of a webpage is to get information when a website is down. Unlike The Wayback Machine which saves captures of pages on various dates indefinitely, Google’s caching system strives to get the most up to date version of a page. This is helpful to recover information that might have been inadvertently deleted or changed. Sure, WordPress has a revision system which can roll back pages from certain save points. However, if all your looking for is a block of text, it might be easier to view cached pages than undo an entire version of a post or a page.

May 10, 2019 News, SEO