SEO traffic refers to the visitors a website receives from organic search engine results, driven by optimized content and keywords. It’s a cost-effective way to attract high-quality, intent-driven users, boosting visibility and conversions. Search Engine Journal has published a new guide ‘How To Drive $1M/Month In SEO Traffic Automatically’. The SEJ team says, “Download this actionable guide and learn how Programmatic SEO can deliver exponential growth for your business. You’ll learn the four critical elements for dominating search results and driving massive traffic, along... [...]

HubSpot has published a new video ‘How to Write Great Image Alt Text and Get More SEO Traffic’ sharing some useful tips on improving marketing with images. The HubSpot team says, “Learn how to write killer Image Alt Text from one of HubSpot’s SEO experts. This easy to execute tactic will help drive more traffic to your website and social media through Google Image Search and increase accessibility for users with disabilities. Image Alt Text is a win-win for marketing professionals and customers alike.” HubSpot  [...]

Quality traffic helps you to boost business success. By creating an SEO strategy that drives organic traffic to your website, you can create more sales opportunities. MOZ contributor Adriana Stein has published an in-depth article on measuring the quality of your SEO traffic using Google Analytics. She says, “We can go on and on about Google Analytics, but today we’re specifically looking at traffic quality. Here are the top metrics to keep an eye on: Engagement metrics: time on site, pages per session, exit rate Conversion metrics: conversion rate, form submissions, other goal completions, Relevance... [...]

Neil Patel has published a new video ‘The Easiest Way to Get More SEO Traffic’ to help you increase your SEO traffic. He says, “What if there was an easier way to get SEO traffic to your website than writing thousands and thousands of articles? Today I’m going to break down the easiest way to get SEO traffic”. Neil Patel’s Blog  [...]

Aaron says, “With some lower traffic smaller sites it is easy to get outlier data that is skewed & somewhat irrelevant (especially true if you have a website which happens to have relevant content in a category that Ask is spamming the heck out of Google in), but one nice thing about comparing Yahoo! and Bing against each other is that they are generally driven by the same relevancy algorithm”. [Aaron Wall’s Blog] […]  [...]