Through our process of developing our Visibility Audit, we worked with dozens of online SEO tools to find the right combination of data points we needed to perform our analysis. Some of the tools we had already used for years,...
Attending your last trade show of 2018? Having a Black Friday sale? Hosting visits from Santa and/or his reindeer? Whatever your business calendar’s Q4 jam is, you know a couple of things for certain: you really want that buzz, and...
It’s no secret that, at Pure Visibility, we love the Halloween season (as anyone who’s looked at our Google photos can plainly see!) With the most haunted of holidays fast approaching, it’s the perfect time to gather around the campfire...
We’ve been writing a lot about redesigns lately. From planning and preserving your SEO to the steps of launching your website to a post-launch checklist, we’ve covered almost every aspect of a major website overhaul. But what if you don’t actually...
The end of summer can be a slow time of year for marketers. Coworkers are on vacation, kids are off school, and fall campaigns have not yet been launched. While it’s tempting to fritter away the days with mindless busy...
With your website launched, it’s tempting to kick back and relax; unfortunately, the weeks immediately after a relaunch are the most critical for your website and online presence as a whole. Problems can quickly build and snowball as search engines...
Launch day is scheduled! It may feel like the hard work is behind you once the design and development process is coming to a close, but re-launching a website is fraught with its own set of perils, and your optimization...
We’re taking a little break from our blog post series on website redesign and SEO, to give you a glimpse at our upcoming participation in Ann Arbor’s Tech Trek. Join us June 15th from 3 – 7 p.m. We’ll have...
Preparing for a website redesign can be a nightmare for marketers. Although you’ll likely have a web design team on hand to help you along the way, it’s the marketing team that will ultimately be responsible for the success or...
It’s little known that in early drafts of Inferno, Dante had envisioned a 10th ring of Hell, where marketers were damned to eternally undertake a corporate website redesign. If that barely sounds like hyperbole to you, know you’re among friends. We...