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Good SEO Won't Save a Bad Website

posted by: Guest Author - 02.17.2012

SEO and web design should work together to first drive traffic and then increase conversions. Capes optional.

Bacon and eggs. Batman and Robin. Bread and butter. Some things are just meant to go together. But what about SEO and web design? In your eagerness to get your company to the top of the search engines, you may have overlooked one of the key aspects of a successful… > Full Article

Why SEO's Are Like Your Mechanic, Only Cleaner

posted by: Scott Dodge - 08.10.2011

I always wear a lab coat to work, too.

As a relatively recent addition to the Internet Exposure team, I tend to have to explain to family and friends exactly what it is that I do here. I m sure other SEO s have been in my shoes it can get quite difficult explaining your job to those on… > Full Article

• Does Design Matter to SEO? Yes!

  Good web design is important for SEO. The reason is that web design and SEO both play key roles in turning potential customers into qualified leads. SEO and Design Have the Same Goals SEO gets you in front of a targeted audience the goal of… > Full Article

• Creative 404 Error Pages

  Here at iE, we're always trying to come up with interesting ways to make the websites we design stand out from the rest. One of the ways we do this is by using 404 Error pages as a platform to showcase the unexpected side of… > Full Article

• Simple Steps That Will Make Your Website More Mobile Friendly Right Now

  Chances are you ve been contemplating the mobile friendliness of your website. In fact, you ve probably tested it out on a gadget or two only to find that it s a painful experience. A tipping point is building in the mobile market. Several new… > Full Article

• How Saved by the Bell Will Rescue Your Web Design Concept

  In my last design tutorial on designing an iPhone app icon, I hinted at using television or sports analogies to carry this new post. Since I know nothing about sports, I shall take the moving pictures route. With that out of the way, let's get… > Full Article