SEO — 1918

Developer Grade SEO

Any web developer can build a site, but the ones that can also make it findable have a huge advantage. Are you ready for Developer Grade SEO?

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Is Keeping Up With SEO Too Complicated For Regular People?

Has search engine optimization finally become too complicated and convoluted for normal small business people to be able to keep up with?

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The Best SEO Meetup

Find out why the Raleigh SEO Meetup is the best one in the world.

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SEO at a glance

You can do a preliminary SEO audit by yourself in just a few minutes. Here’s a how-to.

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In-House Link Building Survey

Doing In-House SEO and link building offers different challenges, here’s some of them.

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Original Content, Plagiarism and In-Between

I gave a very brief talk at Real Estate BarCamp today about SEO. The entire talk was about 30 minutes, which is barely time to scratch the surface, but one line garnered the wrath of a couple of the attendees. If a you come across an awesome piece of content, grab it, tweak it and [...]

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Getting Better Traffic

Are you spending more time blogging? Want to take it to the next level? Here’s some quick tips.

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Does Your Community Love You?

Ashley Berman Hale has a strong and loving community. She leads the Raleigh SEO Meetup and was kind enough to take me under her wing as an assistant organizer just a month or two after I started attending. Ashley has been adamant about never charging for any event and always doing as much as possible. It’s clearly [...]

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7 Posts You May Have Missed

Looking back over my blogs there are a few that are worth mentioning. If you missed then, take a minute to check them out.

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Latent Semantic Indexing

Sometimes when you are trying to explain a simple idea, people zone out because they think they already know it all. That’s when you whip out a phrase like Latent Semantic Indexing. It’s a great phrase because it sounds like a super complicated scientific method for… well, something. In reality, it’s sort of what good [...]

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