It happens all the time. We sign on an SEO client and we're on the same page. The client understands that their input is important to the process and they are willing to make it a team effort. Things start off smoothly enough but then within a few weeks or months we hear from them less and less. While this might sound like a good thing (a client that isn't bugging you every 20 minutes!), in the SEO world there needs to be ongoing communication.

There is no denying that business blogging is a huge part of being a successful online brand. The content you produce not only helps you grow your organic presence, but it also builds your brand's reputation, helps your site earn links naturally, feeds your social media presence, and more. But being a better business blogger means constantly looking for ways to improve your own writing skills, looking for hot topics to blog about, tweaking your tone to meet your audiences' needs, and more.

Moz released a new guide to link building which anyone relatively new to SEO should check out! One of the things I really appreciated is how much the author wrote about the human element of link building-people create links because they see some value in doing so. Having a relationship with the people you want to get links from could make or break your link building campaign!