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NAPLES, FL--(Marketwired - November 10, 2014) - The independent authority on online marketing, topseos.com, has named Sachs Marketing Group the 9th best local SEO agency for the month of November 2014. Sachs Marketing Group was chosen based on their strong performance in an in-depth analysis of the solutions they offer. While there are thousands of firms offering a variety of solutions, the ratings consist of the best highlighted based on the results of the rigorous evaluation process.

The independent research team at topseos.com performs a thorough analysis of the competing agencies in order to remain aware of their latest developments within the industry. Performing agencies are analyzed through the use of five verticals of evaluation in areas including optimization, localization, reporting, needs analysis, and keyword selection. The rankings consist of the best local search marketing agencies each month with the rankings being updated due to the latest information obtained from the analysis.

The recommendations are adjusted each month based on the assumption that the online marketing industry changes over time. Companies are evaluated based on the newest trends and developments most important to buyers. Often times the research team at topseos.com spends time connecting with customers of competing companies for a more thorough look.

The ratings are released monthly to assist businesses in selecting a top competing local search engine optimization firm. Sachs Marketing Group has been featured in the list due to their competent solutions. Thousands of internet marketing firms are considered each month but only the truly best are considered for the ratings.

About Sachs Marketing Group

Sachs Marketing Group is a local SEO company with offices in Westlake Village, CA. All work is performed in-house; they do NOT outsource online marketing services. Sachs Marketing Group boasts a team of SEO professionals, web strategists, social media experts, content writers, graphics designers and programmers. They offer NO contracts, are completely transparent, enjoy near 100% client retention and have never had a complaint or credit card dispute.

About topseos.com

topseos.com is an online purveyor of independent reviews and ratings. The recommendations of the best search engine marketing agencies are released monthly to assist businesses in connecting with local search marketing agencies which feature a history of effective solutions. Thousands of search engine marketing agencies are put to the test while only the absolute best agencies are showcased in the recommendations.

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Email doesnt directly impact search engines. Thats pretty obvious.

But most people just assume email isnt connected to SEO in any way whatsoever. So they ignore the massive impact it could have.

In this article, I want to show you how I use email to improve traffic to my site, and thereby increase SEO and organic traffic. These techniques work; Ive seen it happen.

The starting point for using email to boost organic traffic is to collect email addresses. Email marketing still ranks as the number one method of sharing content online. People still use feed readers, but theyre not as popular, especially since the demise of Google Reader.

At several points in my blog, I use a call to action for newsletter subscription:

Sending out emails keeps site visitors coming back. Many of my readers sign up to be on my mailing list, and this serves as a reminder for them to read my blog. Whenever they get an email from me, they go to my blog to read it. Its that simple.

I dont reproduce my entire article in the email. Instead, I do this:

Return visitors are satisfied visitors. And, as Cyrus Shepard explained in an Advanced SEO topic on Moz, SEO Ranking Factor #1 is Satisfaction. As he explains in his excellent article, Satisfaction is an actual ranking factor based on algorithmic features and data collection.

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How I Use Email to Boost My Organic Traffic by @neilpatel

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Jeremy Paxman has diversified his journalism and presenting since quitting as Newsnights long-serving anchor earlier this year. Photograph: Murdo MacLeod

Though famously derisive of the internet and many of the people who use it, Jeremy Paxman has broadened his post-Newsnight portfolio by writing for digital media darling Vice. The online-only article is about the first world war poet Wilfred Owens work being banned from the Guantnamo Bay prison library.

Paxmans piece along with articles from Melvyn Bragg, Irvine Welsh, John Pilger, John Le Carr and Frederick Forsyth, also on literature banned at the notorious US military detention camp form part of Vice Medias new Guantnamo Bay editorial project, the flagship of the companys website redesign.

Paxman, 64, who earlier this year presented a BBC docudrama on the war poet, writes in his Vice piece: I find it fascinating that Wilfred Owen is banned in Guantanamo. He is, famously, the great anti-war poet.

Yet by no stretch of the imagination can he be considered either malevolent or unpatriotic Funnily enough, many soldiers like his poetry very much.

Paxmans book The English has been passed as suitable in the detention camp, and former British Guantnamo Bay inmate Moazzam Begg once showed him the rubber stamp inside the cover of his copy.

The Guantnamo Bay project, Behind the Bars, will feature 30 pieces of original content and provide a rare insight into the lives of the people inhabiting one of the worlds most infamous, yet secretive, jails.

It will be led by long-form essays, drawings and satire. Shaker Aamar, the last British resident to be held in US super-max prison, on the island of Cuba, pens a satirical take on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as well as a fable about Colonel John Bogden.

Vice was able to gain access to the articles from detainees by working with the lawyers at Reprieve, a global non-for-profit organisation which represents many of the inmates.

Since leaving Newsnight, which he presented for 25 years, Paxman has joined the Financial Times as a contributing editor for the weekend issue, making his debut this weekend, writing an account of the mysterious death of Lord Kitchener, the war hero and British military commander in the first world war. Paxman will also anchor Channel 4s general election coverage next year.

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