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Google is the source of truth for your personal brand. Make sure it's the truth you want.

You need to have a presence on the second largest search engine. Here are a few pointers to get you started.

Successful entrepreneurs spend countless hours building and protecting their company's brand, but far too little managing their own.

The way SEOs look at link building has changed dramatically in the last few years to focus on both search visibility and target audience.

There are five keys to scoring that ever-coveted spot at the top of Google search results.

A number of factors, including the rise of wearables and increased competition, places a greater focus on location.

For those that are still hesitant to give SEO a chance, here are a few reasons to give it a try.

Outsourcing SEO is a smart move for time-strapped entrepreneurs, but only after setting up processes to keep a trained eye on their work.

We'd all love to show up first in Google for something. Here are some pointers.

The web giant's latest initiative provides online and in-person assistance to help small business owners throughout the U.S. list their companies on Google Search, Google Maps and Google+.

How just changing the language and location of a CTA button can make all the difference.

Here's a quick guide to what you need to know when seeking help with your search engine optimization efforts.

From concept to launch, here's an easy, step-by-step guide.

SEO is not just about what is written. An SEO strategy for images is important for promoting, and protecting, your brand.

Getting noticed on the Internet starts with good content. Knowing how to leverage it is the real key to success.

The latest iteration of Penguin is no earthquake, unless you've been taking shortcuts to build traffic to your site.

SEO isn't just for text-based content. Try these tactics to make sure your videos get all the views they can.

Local SEO is critical to local business. This in-depth guide will get you started and clarify some of the perplexing elements.

Regardless of what industry you're in, you'll always have at least one competitor who has been around longer and has tried harder to build a web presence.

Most websites are only optimized for the country that the business is physically in. To expand, owners will need to think about international search.

The new Pigeon algorithm favors local businesses, if they update their content to take advantage.