SEO Services
Our highly consultative search engine optimization services include link building, on-page optimization, content development creation and more.
Social Media
We take a holistic look at Social Media strategy including blogging, Twitter, Facebook and industry specific social networks to come up with a campaign that works for you.
Local Search
Thunder SEO has extensive experience in creating and implementing local search campaigns for single location, regional and nationwide businesses.
Testimonials
Our company has been working with web designers and internet marketing people for over 10 years....
Thunder SEO
Ready to rumble: Thunder SEO gets a new look
If you haven’t yet noticed, we have a new website! Website redesigns are a long process, and many times they aren’t done for the right reasons. Most people do it for aesthetic purposes because they get bored with the look of their old site. That’s not always a good reason to do a redesign. We took it much further than an aesthetic update and upgraded our architecture, CMS, look and functionality.
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Website in Review: What to optimize on a local website
We spend a lot of time doing local search, and have worked with countless web developers and varying types of websites. We find ourselves asking developers the same things over and over again. We recently came up with a Local Search Site Overview Checklist to pass on to clients and developer friends so they know all of the items we require before we start working with them. This saves both us and our clients a lot of headache when starting a local search campaign.
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Stickybits – The Newest Addition to Your Social Media Tool Box
Internet Week 2010 is in full swing in New York City and Pepsi Co, wanting to show their social media and internet savvy, will be hiding videos, pictures and links on the UPC bar codes of their products. Users can take pictures of the bar codes using a smartphone app, view the content and then have the ability to tag their own content on to the bar code. After they tag their own video to the bar code, who ever scans it next will see their content as well the original content.
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Music & Social Media Collide to Create Euphoria: A View from Inside SXSW
As South by Southwest draws to a close leaving a plethora of leather clad music lovers and tech geeks stepping onto planes off to their various homes miles away from Austin, Texas, I am left to digest what I have encountered over the past seven days. From the interactive conference that was held March 12-16, onto the music and film portion that continued until the 21st, I have been to countless parties, panels and shows.
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Website once-over – 5 red flags that scream “I’m going to give you SEO nightmares!”
Watch out for these red flags (
) when starting SEO for a new website. Certain problems can give you SEO nightmares, but not-to-worry, as most of the problems have fairly straightforward solutions.
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Thunder SEO Presentation from Drupal SandCamp San Diego
A big THANKS to SandCamp San Diego, Drupal and everyone who attended our SEO presentation this past Sunday at SandCamp’s Drupal conference at Balboa Park! The presentation was originally set to cover SEO and Social Media, but we only got part way through the SEO. Next time we’ll see if we can schedule more time for deeper SEO analysis and Social Media too!
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Do Facebook and Twitter Links Help a Site’s Google Rankings?
Last week Matt Cutts posted a video response on the Google Webmaster Central Channel to the question, "How do you rate links from new platforms like Twitter, FB to a website?" Along with clearing up any mis-perceptions about for how long he’s staying "bald" (see why), Cutts gives the low-down on how Google treats links from Facebook and Twitter, as well as links from .Edu and .Gov sites.
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Passive Link Building – Site Badges
Site badges are images hosted on your own server that come with pre-made markup for your fans to use on their own sites that link back to you. Site badges are most successful on sites where your fans or users have incentive to link to your site. For example, users have incentive to link to their own profiles on twitter.com, because they are promoting themselves and thus creating a link to the domain.
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