Search engine optimization (SEO) and pay-per-click (PPC) marketing methods each offer unique advantages. However, you don’t have to choose one or the other—combining SEO and PPC will provide the most effective results for boosting your dental practice’s visibility. At New Wine Digital, we apply the best...
If your business serves a local audience, your search ranking for the Google Map Pack is key to gaining more customers. At New Wine Digital, we help small businesses improve their Google rankings with our website design and search engine optimization services. Continue reading to...
Negative reviews or posts about your veterinary clinic can significantly harm your reputation. Maintaining credibility and trustworthiness online requires monitoring mentions of your clinic and acting quickly when there’s an issue. At New Wine Digital, we help veterinarians build good reputations with clean, modern website...
Search engine optimization (SEO) may not be quick or easy, but the work is absolutely worth it for a small business. Good SEO provides many long-term benefits, like increasing traffic to your website and bringing in new local customers. At New Wine Digital, we help...
With so much competition between dental health practices, prioritizing your website’s search engine optimization (SEO) is essential. Optimizing your site helps new patients find you and helps you stand out from other local dental practices. New Wine Digital can provide the sophisticated design and targeted...
Image via CrunchBase I'm really curious to see how Microsoft and Yahoo merge their two independent PPC systems. Account transitions are slated for October and from what I understand all Yahoo accounts will be converted over to Bing AdCenter accounts. This means your...
Just came across a post on SEO Shark where industry heavy hitters talk about the most enduring search engine optimization (SEO) myths. Rand Fishkin from SEOMoz kicks off the list with his top three: 1. Meta Keywords are still useful (they’re definitely not). See Meta Keywords...
Recently I was asked if there was any recourse for a business whose name was being used by a competitor in Google AdWords. Basically, this particular business was concerned that a Google search for their business name returned their competitor in the number two paid...
