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When to Involve Your SEO Team - SEO Tactics for SEM Accounts
SEO and SEM should work together, right? We all know that we don’t market in a vacuum, and there is a ton of value for those of us in search to collaborate and dominate our clients’ most important results pages. But let’s be honest, there’s a divide between paid and
When To Involve Your SEM Team - SEM Tactics for SEO Accounts
SEO and SEM should work together, right? We all know that we don’t market in a vacuum, and there is a ton of value for those of us in search to collaborate and dominate our clients’ most important results pages. But let’s be honest, there’s a divide between paid and
How And Why Google's Search Term Report Update Impacted Visibility
As those of us on the paid side know, September brought a new update to Google Ads’ search term report. Google updated the report, which used to show a large portion of user search terms, to include only “terms that were searched by a significant number of users.” We’ve been
What Does SEO Cost in MN? + Other Search News
This month's newsletter intro contributed by SEO team member Jess Girardi. Hi everyone! Can you believe that it's almost October? So much has happened in the last month that we can barely fit it into our introduction. The main change? Our newest employee Cristiana is getting her SEO sea legs
How Long Does it Take to See SEO Results?
We’ve heard the question from potential clients, existing clients, and even SEO professionals themselves: how long does it really take to see results from SEO? We're going to dive into detail to help you forecast your SEO growth, but let's start with a few truths that apply to nearly all
Why Have an SEO Agency on Retainer? Is it Worth it?
There’s a common question we hear from prospective clients: why do we use a retainer pricing model and how will they know they’re getting enough value for their money? It’s a totally reasonable question. After all, when we pay for most goods and services, we have a clear expectation of
