Canonical tags are one of the most misunderstood elements of technical SEO. Recently, while on a Zoom call with a colleague, I was reminded just how tempting it can be—even for smart, experienced professionals—to misuse them. We were working on a client’s site where the homepage ranked for a high-value keyword, but a category subpage ...
Most marketers think SEO tools start and end with Ahrefs, SEMrush, and maybe a sprinkling of Moz. These are the big three. They dominate the conversation, eat up the budget, and, for many, feel like the “only” option if you’re serious about SEO. But let me introduce you to a scrappy underdog that deserves your ...
I just finished watching a conversation between Tim and Frey on building directories, and let me tell you—Tim is one of the OGs in this space. He’s not spinning up AI-driven super systems. He’s not reinventing the wheel with every new tool that drops on Product Hunt. The man is still building on WordPress with ...
Let’s get one thing straight: most App Store screenshots are a war crime against design. They’re either designed by engineers who think “add blue” is a strategy or marketers who graduated from the University of Canva. Enter Scrnshts.club — a refreshingly unpretentious, gloriously useful rabbit hole of actual App Store screenshot excellence. It’s not a ...
Most app marketers are burning cash. Not because their ads suck—but because their App Store listings don’t match the message. Here’s the truth: you can’t run a killer Facebook ad targeting busy founders with a productivity angle, and then dump them on a generic App Store page that screams fun for the whole family. That’s ...
In case you’ve not seen this site yet, check out The Boat. SBS adapted a graphic novel and turned it into this amazing website, really tapping into the potential of parallax scrolling. You can learn more about the story here after you visit the website:
The Design Settings in ShowIt are where you define your universal design: fonts and colors that will be the defaults for the entire site. It’s really where you define your brand on a practical level. This is what Design Settings can look like: You can see the COLOR PALETTE, which allows you to define your ...
ShowIt Canvas Views are basically slideshows or carousels for a ShowIt website. You keep the same Canvas, but the content of the Canvas changes. You can view an example of a Canvas View in the About section of the Simple Template. See that little black box with the white arrow on the right there? When ...
There’s a few things you really need to understand about ShowIt: The site panel on the left. It’s where you find Site and Page content. Then there’s the Site Tab: If you click on the Site Tab, it takes you to the Site Panel, which is where you can see all your pages, as well ...
Matt Diggity’s latest video breaks down how he starts a new SEO project: Hint: It involved buying sites that are already ranking for the keywords he wants. He literally googles the keywords and then reaches out to the websites and tells them he’d like to buy their sites. So, if you don’t have a budget ...