Fact: Google likes timely, relevant content better than outdated work. (Who doesn’t?) Another fact: Content doesn’t update itself, so if you want your pages to rank better, you’re going to need to do some optimizations. In this post, our on-page optimizations team takes a deep dive into the best ways to choose what pages to optimize. That’s usually the hardest part of the process, so we’re here to give you some tips and technical insight. If you want to know more about on-page optimizations (OPO), check out our blog “What is On-Site SEO?” Everyone else, keep reading to learn how to choose pages to optimize on your
Did you know that Google doesn’t rank the desktop version of your site anymore? Google’s latest initiative to improve mobile usability, Mobile-First, arrived in March 2021 and is here to stay for the foreseeable future. Mobile-First means that your site’s rankings are only coming from the mobile version of your site, and guess what? If the mobile version sucks, you’re not going to rank well. An advanced internet marketing agency, EverSpark is here to help. In this blog, you’ll learn exactly what Google looks for when judging whether or not a site is mobile-friendly. You’ll learn some tips to do a 360 from your current user-hostile
There’s no limit to the lessons old Western movies can teach us. Turn on a Sergio Leone or Anthony Mann film, and you’ll likely see the dichotomy of good and bad represented by the actor’s headwear: the protagonist’s white hat and the antagonist’s black one. Case in point: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. Clint Eastwood sports a white hat while Lee Van Cleef dons a black hat. This movie, like hundreds before it, builds upon the traditional belief that white is “good” and black is “bad.” In Western cultures, white is the symbol of purity and innocence, or “light”. Black, on the other hand,
Managing your website is a crucial part of your business because it helps potential clients find you. One of the most important elements of building a great website is which content management system (CMS) to use. A CMS is a software application that allows you to create, publish, and manage the information on your site. WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, and Joomla are four of the most popular content management systems, but which is the best CMS for your law firm? After all, choosing the wrong CMS could cost you irretrievable time, money, and effort. Keep reading to discover the pros and cons of the most popular content
Your law firm’s website is your digital office. It’s the place people go to evaluate your firm once they are directed through a mixture of ads, search engine queries, and content articles. 75% of people admit to using website design as a way to measure a website's credibility. That means that your law firm’s website design needs to be up to date and fully functional, both on mobile devices and computers. It needs to load fast, look amazing, pump out relevant content, and have the best SEO tactics implemented off screen so that your website is communicating with Google’s search algorithms. This is no easy feat