Two of the major Google applications people talk about are Google Analytics and Google Webmaster Tools. Due to recent updates in the Analytics Dashboard area, we are finding them to coincide more now than ever.
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Google Analytics and Google Webmaster Tools – Now Must Link to Retrieve SEO Data in Google Analytics
Achieving A High Quality Logo on Every Device
Do you want to display the highest quality logo possible on your website? One that will not be pixelated on small screens or higher resolution devices? Of course you do. Keep reading. The Problem With great power, comes great design.…
Google Webmaster Tools – Using the HTML Improvements Section for SEO performance
Google has been updating the Webmaster Tools interface quite frequently and one of the newest additions to Webmaster Tools is the HTML Improvements section, which can be found under the Search Appearance section of Google Webmaster Tools.
Making WordPress User Friendly for Law Firms
One of the most common issues people run into when working with WordPress is organizing their content in the Pages tab so it is easily maintainable moving forward. Previously you would have to list all your pages in the ‘Pages’ tab of WordPress. And if you had a lot of pages, searching through all of these pages could quickly become a hardship.
Google Analytics – How to Read and Use the Information
What is Google Analytics? Why is it important? What can i use this information for?
Setting Up an Organized SEO Campaign from Day One
A successful SEO campaign begins from day 1 with setting up your Google Account. Your Google Account can be used to store almost all the SEO information for your firm.
Set Up Google Webmaster Tools for SEO in Less Than 10 Minutes
How to do a basic setup of Google Webmaster Tools for SEO performance. There are many things you can do in Webmaster Tools. But this quick list which can be completed in under 10 minutes will set your site up for success in Google’s Search Engine.
Fixing the get_posts() Query for Custom Post Types
The problem is not your code! In the WordPress Dashboard area go to Custom Post Types > Manage Custom Post Types, then select ‘Edit’ for the particular Post Type you are having issues with. Open up the ‘Advanced Options’ on the left side. Scroll down to where it says ‘Hierarchical’ and select ‘True’.
PaperStreet Achieves Immediate Traffic Improvements with Law Firm Website Redesign
Recently, PaperStreet was tasked with redesigning a website for Bloom Legal geared toward traffic ticket law in the New Orleans area. The website, nolatix.com, was doing well for a small site, but needed to increase page views, decrease the bounce…
How to Link Pages to Posts in WordPress
When you are creating a website, you may want to have a feature to link your posts to certain pages on the site. For example, in an employee listing, you may want to link employees to their articles or their bio pages.