Keyword search volume is the number of searches a keyword receives during a given period (usually per month). It is a commonly-used, descriptive statistic in SEO and content marketing that helps compare and value a group of keywords.

This is tough. As I write this post, I can’t help but think of the millions of people in our country and around the world who are struggling and hurting. And the healthcare workers who are putting themselves at risk, battling exhaustion, to try to save lives.

Hello everyone, and welcome to our educational series — SEO From Home.

Let’s start with the obvious. In 2020, every search is a local search. Google knows where you are and where you used to be (it can probably guess where you’re going, as well). Whenever you type a query with commercial intent, you’re getting carefully-calibrated results.

Welcome back to another edition of Queries and Results!

Once in a while our company gets a white whale of a partner — our ideal candidate, our best friend what we love to hop on the phone with and discuss project updates. 

Despite all the "link building is dead" and "just do link earning" (whatever that is?) posts over the years, it's 2020 and links remain as important as ever.

Editor's Note: Today we're joined by David White, Director of Content Marketing at connective3. David shares his PAGES magazine article which discusses the various ways you can leverage social media to benefit digital PR and link acquisition.

Take it away David!

On the 11th of January 2018, the world of social media marketing changed forever, causing a headache for social media experts and an even bigger problem for content marketers. Let me explain:

Our most recent webinar featured Venchito Tampon, Co-Founder and Marketing Director of SharpRocket, and was focused on different ways to effectively scale link building.

Today, Page One Power turns 10 years old!

When it comes to page speed, size matters. Think of internet connections as a bunch of tubes of different sizes. The size of these tubes will depend on many variables such as location, provider, type of connection, device, etc. — the smaller the page, the better chance that it will load faster. 

Editor's Note: Today's post comes from Connor Bonam, SEO Strategist at Dealer Inspire. Connor discusses whether or not there is such a thing as "bad organic traffic".

Let's find out what he thinks!

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Today we have another great video from our Queries and Results series, and love is in the air for this special Valentine's Day-themed episode!

Editor's Note: Today we're featuring another excellent author from PAGES magazine — Heather Physioc of VMLY&R!

Heather has the unique experience of managing multiple teams, with multiple specializations, across multiple countries — she knows how to inspire collaboration and integrate multiple disciplines to achieve holistic success. Read on to learn how Heather has built a discoverability powerhouse at VMLY&R and how you can do the same at your company.

P.S. We also had the pleasure of discussing this topic with Heather on a recent webinar, which you can watch in its entirety here.

We as an industry talk a good game on collaboration, but the truth is that it’s not really happening the...

We recently had the privilege of partnering with Heather Physioc of VMLY&R for a live webinar. If you missed the live presentation, fear not, we have the full recording available for you below.

Editor's Note: Today we have a post from PAGES magazine contributor Stephanie Sparks Smith, Founder and Digital Matriarch at Cogwheel Marketing.

In our most recent video for Queries and Results, we discussed the Moz metric Domain Authority (DA).

The process of optimizing content for search — literally, SEO — is not formulaic. You can’t easily or effectively automate it, and what passes for “optimal” is constantly changing.

Editor's note: Today we are thrilled to have Charles Taylor, SEO Manager of Verizon's Fios division, share his expertise with you all!

Charles discusses interviewing for an SEO job and offers tips on how to land your dream SEO job. Take it away Charles!

In this edition of Queries + Results, we sit down with Scott Eggenberger, who is an SEO, as well as a Digital Marketing Manager. Tyler Bain (Project Manager at Page One Power) manages Scott's campaign, and they have built up a great relationship through multiple projects over the years. Harris McMullin (SEO Consultant at Page One Power) and Michael Johnson (Sales Manager at Page One Power) join Scott and Tyler to discuss what it takes to run a successful SEO campaign - both from the perspective of the client, as well as the agency partner.