Category Archives: Link Building

Another Amazing SEO Review for Longevity Graphics

Oct 29, 2013 | Posted in: Community, Conversion Optimization, Internet Marketing, Link Building, SEO, Web Design

The SEO Project Details The Last Door contracted Longevity Graphics 2 years ago to help with organic SEO, Paid Advertising optimization, and landing page creation/onsite conversion optimization. The goal of the original contract was to increase traffic by 200%. We … Continue reading →

Lindsay Viscount

What Is SEO?

Aug 16, 2013 | Posted in: Internet Marketing, Key Words, Link Building, Search Engine Optimization, SEO

 What is SEO? Clients who have not done SEO before often have no idea what the term means or what the acronym even stands for. In this post, I will explain what SEO is and why it’s important for any … Continue reading →

Nathan Surine

Recovering From Negative SEO

Jul 18, 2013 | Posted in: Internet Marketing, Link Building, Search Engine Optimization, SEO

Negative SEO! What’s that you ask? Well, thanks to our friends at Google and the constant updates to the algorithms, Penguin in particular,  some unethical companies and slime balls are using tactics to hurt their competitors. Google rolled out the … Continue reading →

Lindsay Viscount

Penguin Strikes Again

Jul 12, 2013 | Posted in: Google Analytics, Internet Marketing, Link Building, Search Engine Optimization, SEO

On May 22nd, 2013, Google rolled out the Penguin 2.0 update to their search engine algorithm. Like Penguin 1.0, the update focuses on penalizing unnatural linking strategies. One difference with Penguin 2.0, however, is that it analyzes the backlinks of … Continue reading →

Nathan Surine

Grey Hats Off for Google’s Penguin Update

May 9, 2012 | Posted in: Internet Marketing, Key Words, Link Building, Search Engine Optimization, SEO

Have you noticed your site’s rankings drop considerably in the last few weeks? It might have been a result of Google’s latest search engine update, Penguin. Launched on April 24th, Google Penguin is entirely about promoting white-hat practices and upholding … Continue reading →

Nathan Surine