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Jon Henshaw from Raven joins David Vogelpohl of WPengine to chat on-page SEO in a great webinar – both of whom have been hit by cars. Jon starts the webinar chatting the Yoast SEO plugin. Install it. It covers titles, descriptions, open graph and XML sitemaps extremely well. He moves on to discussing “search engine […]
UX (user experience) has steadily been increasing in its importance over the years and it can no longer be considered simply a conversion aspect of your site but must also be thought of as a part of your overall site health. This week’s 5 Quick Tips will focus on the elements of UX that should […]
This week we focus in on title tags for our 5 Quick Tips as we all can recognize that they are integral to not only your rankings but also your conversions. We will cover briefly a bit about title tags, their history, purpose and value and then jump to 5 Quick Tips that will have […]
In this week’s 5 quick tips post we’re going to be readying ourselves for future weeks and getting our hands on some useful SEO tools in the meantime. I was pondering future posts on quick onsite, technical and even link building tips that are highly effective and globally applicable and soon realized that none of then […]
Last we we kicked off our 5 Quick Tips series discussing some quick and easy ways to improve your Google PageSpeed score. Of course, that doesn’t cover all the ways you can improve your speed and user experience so today we’re going to discuss 5 ways you can improve your real-world site speed. The five things we’ll […]
And so begins the first of a long-to-run weekly series dedicated to simple changes you can make to your website, web properties and other areas of your marketing campaigns that will have sizeable impacts. This series will include many articles by Beanstalk and others by guest authors hand-picked based on their expertise and ability to […]
For me, the iPad is more than a leisure device. Sure, I use it to read books and magazines, to play the odd game (thanks, Candy Crush, for making me hate chocolate) and to browse the Web. But the iPad is also the ‘mobile workstation’ reserved for some of my more creative work. I use […]
When Google talks specifically to you you should take it at a compliment. That’s why we were so happy when Google announced on Google+ yesterday: “Hey Beanstalk – nice work on your live blogging of the State Of Search Conference. Now that it’s the next day we think we’ll launch the Schema that supports it.” […]
WordPress can be an excellent environment for blogging, e-commerce and informational websites, handling all of the formatting and mark up of the site’s pages while letting the content creator focus on… well content. This is all fine and great, but it can make a site look a bit generic from page to page, especially when […]
