Lee Wilson is Head of SEO at Vertical Leap, and has headed up digital marketing departments since the early 2000’s. He’s enjoyed delivering search marketing success to businesses from start-ups and SMEs, through to multinationals and global brands and still enjoys the challenges that this brings.
SEO, International SEO, Mobile SEO, Local Search, Content Marketing
Link building is an important factor in driving SEO success. This guide showcases a marketing approach to link building.
In this article we explore what voice search is, why it matters, and how e-commerce websites can leverage it for...
A working vacation seems like a pipe dream. Hence, Lee Wilson explores five essential tips for a successful working holiday.
This post explores how to optimize your content for RankBrain and helps you to make the most out of this...
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In this article we’ll explore what prevents businesses from appearing in Google News; and discuss practical tips to get your...
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Today’s marketing challenge is how to use real-time data to improve their marketing efforts. Here’s how you can use real-time...
Here are five of the best digital alternatives to traditional Christmas cards, and how paperless can make this festive time...
Many of the profit making strategies can be applied to non-profit marketing. Here are ten ‘transferable’ strategies that pay off...
In this guide, learn the best practice for creating effective white papers and also delve into the role they play...
The future for traditional advertising is where AI, machine to machine learning, deep data, plus human and computer teamwork, all...
Learn some of the most effective and widely used Schema markup that can empower you to generate more value from...
Is your blog not converting? Is not contributing towards an end goal or ROI? You might be doing it wrong.