Chris Luckey

What Might Google’s New High Speed Fiber Mean To Kansas City?

By: Chris Luckey - Posted October 7th, 2011

This past Monday, Adcuda was asked to sponsor and participate in a unique marathon brainstorming session on how to best integrate Google’s new high speed fiber-optics into the lives of everyday Kansas City citizens. How will the new speed affect our daily lives?

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Casey Copeland

How to Rank: Google Image Search & Flickr

By: Casey Copeland - Posted October 6th, 2011

When ramping up their online marketing campaigns, many businesses overlook the opportunity that image searches bring to the table. There’s not a whole lot of competition since a lot of businesses don’t even see the importance of image search results, which gives you a great opportunity to rank. In this write-up, I’ll explain how to…

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Casey Copeland

Alternative Search Engines – How to Rank

By: Casey Copeland - Posted September 9th, 2011

Hello all. Over the coming weeks I’ll be writing a series of articles explaining away the magic, spinning sparklers and whirring cogs behind the search results you’re served on a daily basis. With a deeper understanding of all these moving parts, you can take advantage and create the opportunities that set you and your business…

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Jake Butler

Quality Content Can Help You Avoid High Bounce Rates

By: Jake Butler - Posted September 8th, 2011

  I know you’ve been there – your mind thirsty for knowledge, the promise of the infinite wisdom of the collective human consciousness hanging out there in space-time, throwing yourself at Google’s feet just begging for answers. So you type in your query and hope for the best. Sometimes the search results will lead you…

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Megan Spreer

Google Instant is SEO-Friendly Afterall

By: Megan Spreer - Posted September 27th, 2010

Nearly three weeks ago, Google debuted its latest search feature titled Google Instant. Lovers of instant gratification (like myself) were pretty excited and were soon hooked. The SEO community, however, was split into two camps: The “SEO is dead” group and the “Wait and See” group. There was lots of talk, lots of predictions, and…

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Casey Copeland

Directory Links Still Work, Just be Smart

By: Casey Copeland - Posted September 7th, 2010

Regardless of what you have probably read or heard recently, manual directory submission backlink strategy can still be a good way to lay some solid links into your site’s profile, but you have to be smart about which directories you go out and associate your site with. When we’re doing SEO in Kansas City for our…

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Rob Scutti

Is Google getting Loco for Local?

By: Rob Scutti - Posted August 13th, 2010

For the past few months we at Adcuda have been promoting the importance of local search visibility.  What we mean by that is the importance of being listed in local directories, 411 directories, GPS data bases, etc.  Important because it’s becoming more and more natural for people to use a device, whether it be a…

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Jessica Pine

Get Unique With Your Name!

By: Jessica Pine - Posted July 26th, 2010

There are infinite possibilities for your new brand name – but the most important action you want to take when choosing a name is not to choose one that gets lost in the sea of similar names. A LOT is weight is carried on your name: your company’s uniqueness among competitors is very much linked…

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Kyle Obrien

Local Search: Picture Yourself Here ->

By: Kyle Obrien - Posted May 26th, 2010

Change can be a good thing. Take, for instance, the Batman movie series wisely ousting director Joel Schumacher and replacing him with Christopher Nolan.  Very good move, indeed. And then there’s Yellow Bot. Yellow Bot’s refreshing new spin on themselves has opened up new and improved ways for local businesses to connect with customers. Reinventing…

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