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From reducing wasted PPC budgets in Google Ads through to diagnosing fetch and render issues with Googlebot, you can read my insights on various elements of SEO and PPC here as well as thoughts and opinions about working remotely as an SEO specialist paid search and an affordable digital marketing consultant.

I'm always open to feedback and other blog post ideas - you can get in touch with me over on Twitter, or just send me a message here.

SEO & PPC Blog by Matt Tutt

Googlebot currently unable to crawl/access many Siteground hosted websites

By Matt

November 9, 2021

Seeing an issue at the moment that appears specific to sites that are hosted using Siteground. Would be happy to be proven wrong,…

Why now is a great time to begin (or pivot in) your SEO career

By Matt

July 26, 2021

Considering what's taken place around the world during the past 16 month it's no surprise to hear there’s been a surge in interest…

Missing Data within a Google Search Console Domain Set – How to Diagnose

By Matt

May 14, 2021

Posting this publicly in the hope that it helps anyone that has struggled with this particular problem - it's not one that I've…

Phishing attempts with Google Sites and Google Ads

By Matt

May 19, 2020

Recently I'd noticed a phishing attempt on Google whereby someone was sending me to a page to try and trick me into entering…

Dealing with Indexed Spam or Injected SEO Spam Content

By Matt

February 26, 2020

As is often the case today I stumbled across some strange SERP's when doing a little competitive SEO research for a client I…

A look at PeoplePerHour’s Organic Search Strategy, and issues with indexable internal search results

By Matt

March 27, 2018

I’m not normally a big fan of the public SEO review/critique that some search marketing blogs make use of. I do like Sistrix’s…

Profiling GoogleBot using Google Analytics and Fetch and Render

By Matt

March 6, 2018

I was running some tests recently to see what additional information can be obtained about Googlebot, with regards how it fetches and renders…

Redirect Status Codes and Domain Registrar’s 302 Forwarders

By Matt

March 2, 2018

TLDR; Always check (and double-check) redirect status codes. This is a particular useful exercise when working with clients that have changed their main URL…

Once you've taken a look at my blog posts you may also like to read up about my PPC and SEO services that I offer remotely. You can also read more about me and my own background in digital marketing on my about me page.

If you're interested in reading about search marketing for Hotels you'll want to check out that link to see my interviews with a range of marketing consultants within the travel sector.