SEO Heroes use H1 Tags
Naming your headlines on each page with specific keywords that relate to the page's content is important for becoming a SEO Hero. H1 tags, in HTML terms, are the designated header of any page, so it's important to make sure to write them with your researched keywords in mind, and make sure they match the Page title meta tag ideally. H1 tags have long been a ranking factor in the SEO world, though they may not be as influential as in the past, it's still good SEO Hero practice
Why do people still hire web designers when there are website builders out there such as Wix, Square
Why hire a Web Designer if there are so many great DIY website builders available? There are many answers to that question: Because not everyone is a designer, and it can be super-frustrating trying to customize a template with your own images / colors / fonts if you don't like designing! Website Designers have lots of expert tools such as Photoshop, Illustrator, SEO tools, etc – as we design websites every day. This allows for much more creative freedom in the design than th
SEO Meta Tags not Showing up in HTML Source Code of Wix Website?
Due to fact that Wix uses Ajax, the meta description and other page content can is viewed in the escape fragment of the page, to see this, you have to enter "/?_escaped_fragment_= " after your domain – for example, www.wix-seo-expert.com/?_escaped_fragment_= – this displays all the page's actual content. Here is my original posted question regarding not seeing my Meta Title and Description tags as well as my content in the source code: Below is the code you see when you view
SEO Hero Rankings List
If you're looking for the latest SEO Hero Rankings for Wix's SEO Hero contest, I built a page that shows a history of the rankings in February through the end of the contest which are pulled from the list generated by beanseohero.com.
View the page here:
wix-seo-expert.com/seo-hero-rankings
Google is blocking non-active accounts from using their AdWords Keyword Planner Tool
The Google Keyword Planner just took a nose dive – in addition to showing only a range of values for search volume instead of actual numbers, they have now started blocking the Keyword Planner Tool from non-active AdWord accounts. I first noticed it this morning when it blocked my access to using the Keyword Planner tool, stating:
"To use Keyword Planner, you need to have at least one active campaign. If you have an active campaign and are still seeing this message, try rel
