A recent change in search engine optimization (SEO) should have you thinking about responsive design in 2016. Responsive design is the programming that makes your website mobile friendly. It gives your customers and prospective customers an ideal viewing experience, providing…
Back in April, Google raised the bar for how a mobile site should look and function. If you don’t meet their mobile-friendly contingencies, you’ll probably get pinged and your website authority (and ranking) could suffer. But before Google got more…
When the end of the year rolls around, my thoughts turn to clarifying my goals for the year to come — both professional and personal. Part of the process is reflecting on what’s been accomplished this year, which inevitably leads…
As a small business owner, I’m always on the lookout for apps that make my workflow more productive, efficient and enjoyable. I’ve got some pretty strict contingencies, though, as every app has to have an excellent user experience and a…
In this installment of our spotlight series, we’ll get to know Nancy Depcik of Unshakable Success. Not only is Nancy an incredible client, she’s also become a dear friend. Nancy has the ability to light up the room with positive energy,…
In this installment of our spotlight series, we’ll be highlighting another awesome Cuppa SEO client, Tina Hallis, owner of The Positive Edge. Tina is one of the smartest, kindest people I’ve ever met, which is why she’s so successful at…
Avoid Keyword Stuffing on Your Website & Blog In a nutshell, keyword stuffing is exactly what it sounds like — jamming the same keyword or keyword phrase into your content as much as possible, just like the example Joss and Max…
In this installment of our spotlight series, let’s get to know a little more about Tom Kleese, owner of OnCampus College Planning. I knew Tom for many years before he became a Cuppa SEO client, and I can tell you…
“You’re missing opportunities with your social media accounts.” That message is rarely well-received, especially when I deliver it to colleagues and clients. Quite often, people tend to dismiss the idea that something as simple as Facebook or Twitter can be…
When your blog is a subpage of your main URL, it’s part of the site & supports its authority. When your blog is a subdomain, it’s actually a second website that competes with your main URL. A subpage blog looks like this: www.YourWebsiteURL.com/blog/…