Jake Bohall
Jake Bohall is the Vice President of Marketing at Hive Digital - a leading search marketing agency known for white-glove link development services, industry R&D, and a focus on business working to make a better world.
His 10+ years of experience in founding several start-ups, programming, SEO, and business development has made him adept at identifying practical online marketing strategies to fit a company's growth objectives and available resources.
In addition to leading an SEO Bootcamp Course for Fortis College, Jake's most common speaking topics include:
- Adapting to Algorithm Changes in Search Engine Optimization
- Link Development Strategies to improve rankings
- Risk Mitigation in SEO
- Penalty Recovery in SEO
- Strategy Development for SEO Success
- Hiring and Training for SEO
Read more at LinkedIn.com/in/JakeBohall
Jake Bohall is the Vice President of Marketing at Hive Digital - a leading search marketing agency known for white-glove link development services, industry R&D, and a focus on business working to make a better world.
His 10+ years of experience in founding several start-ups, programming, SEO, and business development has made him adept at identifying practical online marketing strategies to fit a company's growth objectives and available resources.
In addition to leading an SEO Bootcamp Course for Fortis College, Jake's most common speaking topics include:
- Adapting to Algorithm Changes in Search Engine Optimization
- Link Development Strategies to improve rankings
- Risk Mitigation in SEO
- Penalty Recovery in SEO
- Strategy Development for SEO Success
- Hiring and Training for SEO
Read more at LinkedIn.com/in/JakeBohall
Search Engine Optimization Bootcamp
Understanding the purpose of SEO means that you can concentrate of producing a great site, with great content. Not understanding the fundamentals means you worry about how to show up in the search results.
Search Engine Optimization is not a trick or a one time process; it's a way of life for the most successful sites on the web. It's moved far beyond keyword stuffing...
