Most people would argue that design and SEO don’t go together.
If you’re not sure where to start, it can be difficult to design a website without sacrificing search engine rankings.
Here are a few steps to help you get started in the right direction.
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There are several search engine ranking factors that affect your website and one of the biggest (and most important) is content!
My students are always asking me how much content do you actually need on your websites homepage to rank well in search engines.
How much content do you really need?
Whether you’re a photographer or other local service-based business owner, your homepage matters especially when it comes to SEO.
You have about 30 seconds to grab the attention of a potential customer, when they land on your website.
Here are 5 SEO best practices to take into consideration when designing your website’s homepage.
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When it comes to SEO, every small business on a budget wants fast results.
Putting together an entire SEO strategy can take months, but there are some things you can do in the meantime to gain traction as your business grows.
Here are 3 ways to get started with SEO when you have limited time and budget.
You see Google Maps suggesting businesses near you all the time and you wonder how your competition got there. You’ve tried to optimize your website, but you just don’t seem to be showing up.
Here are 3 ways to get your local business website to the top of Google Maps. #3 might surprise you!
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Of course you want to know that after spending hours of your time and possibly money on building a new website for your photography business on Squarespace that people are going to be able to find you on search engines like Google.
A lot of people are told that Wordpress is best for SEO or that Squarespace can’t compare, but this is misleading. Very little of your ranking ability has to do with the platform you choose… I’ll explain why.
Squarespace vs. Wordpress and why it matters for photographers.
It’s tough to choose a platform when you’re first building your photography business website. Or maybe you’ve already built your website and you want to know if you should stay where you are or switch.
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As a photographer, you how difficult it can be to get found online.
Google is a competitive place and how well you rank makes a huge difference in how many potential clients the search engine sends your way.
You’ve probably seen a few websites out there that offer a cool accordion-style dropdown for their FAQ pages, where you click the question and the answer gracefully appears below.
I’m going to show you how to do this quickly and easily on your Squarespace website.
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When you’re optimizing your photography business website, it’s important to understand keywords and how choosing the right keywords can lead potential clients directly to you.
While keyword research is super important to your overall SEO strategy, here are some keyword ideas to get you started.
