Because of the labor required, it’s not recommended, but if you must do your own Search Engine Optimization, read on for some helpful (and free-ish) tools.

Did you know that consumers use local businesses 56% of the time? This is why your business needs a local-specific SEO strategy. Read on for some top tips:

Successful Search Engine Optimization relies on many factors, but one of the bigger influences is Google’s Business Profile (GBP) for some obvious and not-so-obvious reasons.

If your schedule revs up during November and December, now might be the best time to ponder plans for your business in 2025. Whatever you do, there’s one important question you should ask yourself.

For business owners frustrated by time and budget investments in SEO, we have a two-word explanation: Critical Mass. Here’s what that means:

Business owners often ask for Search Engine Optimization like it’s something we keep on a shelf and can put in a bag for them to take home. While crucial to success, the reality is more complicated, so let’s break it down:

Some Google Search Console data might be overkill for the average small business owner, but if you care about SEO, you need to check the Links report. Here’s why:

Graphs are pretty, but the real story of your website’s success is the numbers. Google Search Console (GSC) search results tell you what Users are looking for and if you’re providing it.

Much of how search engines work is a mystery, but you can reveal some clues about your website with the Google Search Console tool. Start with the Overview report.

After we suggested adding Google Search Console to your GA4 dashboard, we heard a lot of “What?” and “Why?” questions. So let’s take a closer look at GSC.