Author: Christopher Maiorana

Want to DIY your SEO? Don’t worry, it’s not as hard as you might think. In fact, you can get the same results that the pros do, right from the comfort of your living room – if you know what you’re doing.

Social media search engine optimization (SEO) can mean a few different things. Social media SEO can be leveraged as a traffic source in getting attention back to your site. Likewise, social media pages themselves can be optimized according to some of the same SEO standards that apply on your self-hosted website. In this article, you will see a bit from both angles and learn how you can apply them to your own SEO strategy. In this article, you’ll learn about:

There are a few different types of “content gaps” that most people mean when they use the term. Content gap analysis sometimes means comparing your content alongside your competitors and seeing how you rank against how they rank. But there is a different approach to content gap analysis that takes a comprehensive glance at what you have to offer. The other type of content gap analysis involves filling gaps in your content that potential customers may be falling through. In this article, we’ll be focusing on the latter type.