In this free eBook I have collected 10 years of experience in website design and search engine optimization.

Learn how to avoid frequent coding and copywriting mistakes that can compromise your positioning on search engines.
Improve your website security for maximum Google compliance.
Get tons of new visitors by improving their user experience.

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The SEO (search engine optimization) trick called "the middleman" solves a very common problem in corporate websites with excellent results.
I myself applied it many times and I always got it great results in a short time.

I recommend you to implement the middleman SEO strategy as soon as possible, it will allow you to make the most of your company blog and you will find indexed in a short time pages that you never thought you would ever see in the top positions of search engines.

I will show you two ways to apply this SEO strategy, one manual and one fully automatic.

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Do you remember the article I wrote a couple of months ago? I advised you that Google would push down all the websites not optimized for smartphones.
We don't have to wait a lot, in this article you'll see the threatening email that I received directly from Google.

Today I want to tell you about a new rakning factor that will grow in importance for Google... after that do not tell me that I have not warned you!

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Recently both Google and Bing have made an important announcement that will affect websites that are not optimized for mobile devices.
Even if your website is able to adapt to all screen sizes, this article could still affect you very closely.

Discover what are the important news and perform a quick test to see if you're ready for the new search engines results.

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Lazy loading applied to a web page is an excellent technique when all contents aren't immediately visible and you want to speed up page rendering.
A perfect candidate for this method are image galleries with many items, only the first image is visible when the page loads, other images will be visible only if the user decides to browse them.
This technique sounds great, but has a big SEO problem: search engine crawlers does not execute scripts, they only analyze HTML markup, so all the code that renders images dynamically is totally ignored along with images and captions.

Here're four solutions and, as often happens, the best is the last one.

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