There are 2 kinds of marketers, as Pamela Vaughan described it. The first one hunts for one big idea, while the other one grows through pervasive optimization.
We used to be the hunters. However, as content drastically grew in terms of amount while the demand remained static, it has become harder to be the hunter.
After the release of Panda 4.2 last July 18 (2015), a lot of SEO folks are expecting to see quality websites to finally overrank sites with poor content.
Digital Marketing today is incomplete without effective content marketing. As a business you need content to promote your services like never before. The best part is that many big and midsize businesses are investing a decent amount of money into content marketing.
We all want to create content that will be read, and shared over and over again. But with millions of content published every day, and the huge amount of information available online, it’s hard to keep up with the competition.
Your retail website only has a matter of seconds for it to capture interest. Consider the articles you have read, the books you’ve started as well as the speeches you have heard.
Last year was an epic year for round-up posts.
As a blogger of quasi-importance myself, I often receive a few invites every month. And honestly, I enjoy being a part of them.
How is your blog doing? Does a quick glance at your analytics page make your heart sink? If your site’s traffic numbers aren’t where they need to be, there are plenty of tactics for increasing traffic through blog promotion to improve your page views and conversions, but ultimately the true test will be your blog’s content. All these strategies, tactics, and hacks are built on the foundation of your content.
The web is a place for people. Truth is, the Human Emotional Filter (HEF) plays a big role in SEO. That’s plain, simple fact. SEO has extended to just being a technical, code guru into a job that requires multiple masteries that extend to the field of marketing, copywriting, functionality, and even design. So what’s the human emotional filter and how does it affect SEO?
On Site Optimization doesn’t have to be all about codes. There’s more to it than that. It’s also split up to have a creative side – a side for artists. No, you don’t have to be a Michelangelo to have a dashing, creative side to on site optimization (but that might help), you just need to make things a little nicer to look at, and perhaps a little nicer to read.
So there’s that recent PageRank update that finally put me through the PageRank 5 barrier. There is no real ‘quantity’ as to when you are going to have that numerical increase in your PageRank score – but I’m pretty sure that my (approximately) 20,000 inbound links is not anywhere quantitatively enough to put me on PageRank 5. So how did it happen?
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