This article only covers CMS’s that are suitable for traditional websites and blogs, if you are looking for a SEO friendly ecommerce CMS keep an eye on our blog as we will be covering that next week.
There are a huge number of CMS’s available, the majority of them claiming to be search engine friendly; but how do you know which one to go for? What features should you be looking for? What are your options and which CMS do we think is the best for SEO?
If you plan on having a website made, or creating your own you need to know the basics of search engine friendly website design, if you don’t have the basics right it’ll make your journey to the top of the search engines even harder.
Here are a few of the basic features that your website needs to be search engine friendly: Continue reading
Online brand management is a key tool for both online and brick-and-mortar organisations. A Google plus business page offers another social platform to influence power users, and build better brand recognition through live video streaming and hangouts. It is a great addition to other online opportunities like Facebook or Twitter. Continue reading
Google is well known for changing its algorithms on a reasonably frequent basis and it has done it again! Known as the Google Freshness Update, this new algorithm is Google’s way of trying to further increase the relevance of its search results. Continue reading
In 1995 Larry Page met Sergey Brin at Stanford University. The two later collaborated on a search engine called BackRub which had an algorithm for ranking sites’ backlinks where links from sites with more “authority” and relevance was taken into account. BackRub eventually became PageRank with its industry standard Pageranking system. In 1998, Google was created, using the PageRank algorithm. Continue reading
