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Gridpane WAS great, now their support has really struggled with their growth. We were one of their bigger clients and pushed a lot of edge cases for them.

@d2minc - 100% agree with you that GoDaddy is the worse and with Hostgator & Bluehost both owned by EIG (Full List of EIG Web Hosting Companies Brands (2020 Updated)) there poor support is not far behind. If you are ever open to testing a new platform, let me know and I'll give you $75 worth of...

Yes, WPEngine support is good but they limit you on plugins you can use and their speeds are so-so.

I will throw our hat in the ring here - bionicwp.com. We also have an option of white label support that included unlimited edits (a fancy way of saying we handle all edits for you and your clients).

I built a platform called bionicwp.com that is hosted on Google's network and leveraging our best hyper optimized solution to get 90+ on GTMetrixs. We also offer white label unlimited 30 min edits for less than $25 per site. If you are interested in a "try before you buy" let me know! (meaning...

I encourage you to add dates to your posts as a lot of users will prioritize SERP results based on recency. It's also a great way to keep recurring users interested and let them know pages that they've viewed in the past have new info.

MapQuest gets their data from their own cartography data developed for its print publications, information from digital mapping companies like NavTech and TeleAtlas, and government databases like the one compiled by the U.S. Postal Service.

Thanks for sharing this! It's great that you not only saw ranking increases but a boost in ROI!

With 1 page viewed and an average session duration of less than one second we are definitely looking at some type of spam.

Cherie is absolutely right I would check to see if your client is running any other offline efforts that may be boosting this. Also, check the average session duration and use the Geo filter to isolate sessions. Odds are, if it is spam, it will all be coming from one location and have an...

Try doing a branded search and if the Knowledge Graph appears and you are signed in to the GSC account you should be able to verify the Knowledge panel from SERPs.

This is a very interesting update I am curious on how they will use these attributes beyond 2020. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for sharing! I encourage all of our clients and partners follow John and Gary on Twitter. They shed light on so many myths that SEOs and business owners spend hours, if not, years spinning their wheels.

This could bring a lot of change to the local search atmosphere and introduce a new barrier for agencies and SMBs alike IMO. Looking forward to the webinar!

Some keyword research tools such as SEMRush do something similar to this but the best route to take would be to search keywords in your market and terms your competitors rank for and analyze SERPs that way.