Depending on the manufacturers, many dealers are stuck with sites that they do not want. Some OEMs mandate sites or give a limited selection of vendors that are approved to build sites. This doesn’t have to be a bad thing if you do what you can to make it better.
OEM-Mandated Sites Don’t Have to Be Bad
By JDRucker Automotive Content, Automotive SEO, Dealer Websites, General, Uncategorized Nov 20, 2013
Commenting is Not Good Link-Building but it isn’t Bad Either
By JDRucker Automotive SEO, Dealer Tips, General, Uncategorized Nov 16, 2013
One of the oldest forms of link-building is blog commenting. On one hand, it has never been the best approach since all-too-often links that visible in blog comments are no-follow anyway and the sites that have dofollow plugins are often flooded with links to poor sites, potentially putting your links in a bad neighborhood. On[…]
What the 2013 Search Ranking Factors Survey Tells Us About 2014
By JDRucker Automotive SEO, General, Uncategorized Nov 15, 2013
If there’s one thing you can count on about the Google search ranking algorithm, it’s change. The search giant tweaks and adjusts its search algorithm an average of more than once per day. The majority of these changes go completely unnoticed, but every now and then, they spring a search animal on us (Panda, Penguin,[…]