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How to Earn Featured Snippets
There is something inherently satisfying about seeing your company or client earn a featured snippet. Digital marketers may have mixed opinions on featured snippets stealing clicks from publishers, but let’s face it: snippets are good for users and aren’t going away anytime soon. So if there’s a snippet for one
Must-Use Tools for Your Next Website Audit
Whether you’re an in-house marketer or work at an agency doing SEO, there’s a good chance you’ve been tasked with auditing a website at some point. At Uproer, the website audit is often the first step in our engagement with a client. It helps us better understand the current state
10 Tips to Make Your Agency Clients Happier
If you work at a marketing agency, you know that competition for business can be fierce. So how do you stand out in a saturated market and maintain client loyalty? 1. Get things done quickly In general, larger organizations may have a slower pace to project completion, commonly due to
2 SEO Experts. 20 Years of Experience. Here's What I Learned
I set out at the beginning of 2019 to become better at three things: technical SEO, public speaking and yoga. My lotus pose still needs work, but hitting the former goal became reality after getting some sweet tips from two SEO experts I've admired for a while. I met with
The Complete Guide to Screaming Frog Custom Extraction with XPath & Regex
In this guide, I’ll show you how to use Screaming Frog’s Custom Extraction feature to scrape schema markup, HTML, inline JavaScript and more using XPath and regex. I’ve included plenty of Custom Extraction examples that you can copy or modify for your own Screaming Frog crawls. Why Use the Custom
How to See the Ranking Page URL for Your Keywords in Google Search Console
When I’m viewing Performance reports in Google Search Console, I find it frustrating that I can’t see the landing page URLs for my search queries. Doesn’t it help to know which page is ranking for a given keyword? Yes, yes it does. Thankfully, you can easily fix this problem using
