Learn to leverage SEO and content strategies at each stage of the buyer’s journey – and convert more prospects into buyers. The post How SEO & Content Deliver Value at Each Stage of the Buyer’s Journey appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Which type of link is more effective: a link from a highly authoritative site or a highly relevant site? The post High Authority vs.

[Editor’s Note: Please join me in welcoming another new author to TopRankBlog.com, Elizabeth Williams. Elizabeth is an Account Manager that has been with the TopRank Marketing team for almost a year and spends her time managing the needs of our awesome clients! Welcome Elizabeth!] From my first day of preschool, everything I’ve encountered in life, I’ve compared to my experiences growing up on a dairy farm.

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There is a new thread at the Local Search Forums discussing ranking changes in the local pack that started happening mid-June. I did not see much or any discussion around this a month ago but now some local SEO experts are discussing it in the forum…

Google’s Gary Illyes says sticky footers on a website are nothing to worry about, as long as they aren’t obtrusive The post Google Says Sticky Footers Are OK, With One Exception by @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

With all the confusion around expandable or hidden content on mobile especially with the mobile first index coming eventually, it is no wonder we see so many questions around it…

Posted by MiriamEllis The classic 1982 Activision game, Pitfall! , was so challenging that most players believed you could only win by running out the 20-minute clock. The real point of this adventure, however, was to gather up all of the treasures before the clock ran out on you .

Gary Illyes from Google responded to a tweet last week on Twitter mocking “SEO experts” who place massive amounts of text on their footer. He said those are the same SEO experts who complaint they were hit by some sort of update…