Long tail keywords are hard to find and short tail keywords are hard to rank. What is the basic difference in between Short Tail Keywords and Long Tail keywords to get ranked in the SERP's?

Content basically includes what you see on the site: the text, graphics, and even links to other websites. You should not use excessive graphics because they are not Search Engine Friendly plus heavy graphics normally put the users out when they get downloaded, especially over a slow network.

Thousands of articles, books, and forum entries are available on how to make your website search engine friendly, but ultimately, one rule stands above the rest: Unique, high-quality, unduplicated content is the king.

Recently, I started an email marketing campaign. My half of the subscribers uses mobile devices to check their emails. Th half that is using desktop or laptops have good open rates but I am not seeing much in the case of mobile users. I thought that my emails may be not optimized for mobile but its not true I checked them via a professional. What should I do?

I want to make my content more sharable. So, I want some tools which will not only make my content easily sharable by the audience but also encourage them to do it.

The local citations I have been hearing a lot these days. Can anybody explain it to me please.

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Getting ranked for Local keywords is to target local keywords but what if the competitions for the keywords are too high? Will just targeting those keywords along with better content do the thing or one should focus on other elements also?

Hello everyone. I am looking for a mobile broadcaster for Mobile Marketing. Can somebody recommend me some services?