Marketing Via Mobile, Improve Your Blogs Performance, Overlooked SEO Audit Tips, #Speedlink 49:2015

Hi everyone, hope you all had a great and productive week!

Mobile’s been a hot topic for a while now. We know it’s not something to be ignored, but when it comes to different mobile mediums, it can be tricky to determine where to focus your efforts. In Rand`s video below, he goes over the differences between marketing via mobile apps and mobile web, examines some criteria that can help guide your decision, and speculates about the future of the mobile world in general. More videos on Moz.com`s whiteboard friday.

Mobile Web vs Mobile Apps: Where Should You Invest Your Marketing?

26 Tools to Help You Increase Your Blog’s Performance

Best-Blogging-Tools

You probably understand how important it is to give your visitors a great reader experience. To do that, you need to optimize many areas of your blog:

colors
the layout
navigation
pop-ups and other opt-in forms
loading speed
and more…

It’s great if you know a little bit of coding so that you can make small changes yourself. However, it is likely that you are amongst the 99% of bloggers out there, that does not want to learn how to build a pop-up tool from scratch.

With that in mind, Neil Patel of QuickSprout.com has put together a list of 25 great tools—divided into 4 main categories—that you can immediately use to improve your blog. Check them out here.

7 Simple But Overlooked SEO Audit Tips

overlooked seo audit tips

SEO audits. You can love them or you can hate them. Sometimes there is nothing more gratifying than uncovering that one issue that’s keeping your site or a client’s site from performing well. The problem with doing SEO audits is that you can easilyget caught in way too much stuff to do and loose the tasks at hand. In some cases, something very simple can cause a very large problem.

With that said, Joe on SearchEngineJournal.com, has compiled a list of the seven most common issues he has helped businesses with after their original audit was inconclusive.

And as usual, in no particular order: