Casie Gillette is the Director of Online Marketing at KoMarketing Associates, a B2B Internet marketing firm based in Boston, MA. She has been in the search industry for eight years and loves all things Internet-related.
How do you know if the SEO and content changes you're making will benefit your site? Contributor Casie Gillette looks at ways to prioritize resources so they impact your bottom line and support your business objectives.
If your sales and SEO team need a refresher on how to work together, Columnist Casie Gillette has an outline with five communication tips that will get them talking in no time.
Even the greatest SEO strategy won't succeed if you can't implement it properly. Columnist Casie Gillette discusses common client obstacles and how to overcome them.
Columnist Casie Gillette recaps a session from SMX Advanced on how to identify and respond to algorithm updates in an era where they are rarely announced or confirmed by Google.
Columnist Casie Gillette shows how regularly evaluating your keyword rankings and associated content can be a great way to stay on top of a long-running SEO program.
SEO requires a broad skill set, but in an industry where things are constantly shifting, columnist Casie Gillette argues that perhaps the most important skill is the ability to adapt to change.
How can you help clients understand the value of SEO initiatives when the results may take weeks or even months to pan out? Columnist Casie Gillette shares her advice.
As search engine optimization (SEO) professionals, we want to help new customers discover our clients' businesses -- but columnist Casie Gillette reminds us that being there for the customer after they've already discovered us is just as important.
When other departments make a habit of incorporating SEO best practices into their work, everyone benefits. Columnist Casie Gillette provides tips on how to achieve this kind of buy-in within your organization.
Don't waste your time creating content for content's sake! Columnist Casie Gillette explains how to focus your efforts by analyzing search results, evaluating existing content and talking to customers.
So you're getting decent traffic, but sales aren't up. What's the problem? Columnist Casie Gillette offers suggestions on where to look for answers.