When SB Nation published a controversial story on a sensitive topic, there was a huge public outcry. The subsequent peer review outlined key issues that will sound scarily familiar to many in the tech industry. Ruth Burr Reedy shares the most important takeaways to help fortify your own internal processes against big failures.
Digital marketing should never feel like grunt work, but it's a rut we've all fallen into. The best remedy? Getting inspired. Snap out of it with the best SEO, client management, and marketing advice you can get, all in 140 characters or less.
In the way websites once replaced phones, will intelligent personal assistants like Siri and Cortana soon replace websites? Tom Anthony examines 4 trends that are contributing to the IPA takeover and has some advice on how you can keep up.
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Did you miss SearchFest 2016? Lucky for you, Jen Lopez is here to distill her experience at the conference, outlining the top takeaways from the talks she attended — from the importance of ranking #0 to exploring the idea of kaizen-style marketing.
Are you selling the digital marketing services people actually want to buy? Alex Tachalova shares her insights from researching the searchability and salability of the top four digital marketing niches: SEO, PPC, SMM, and content marketing.
From search ads and SEO to display ads, content, and your social efforts, there's a lot to consider when creating the correct marketing concoction. In today's Whiteboard Friday, Rand goes over advice on how and why you should be auditing your funnel to ensure you have a balanced, effective marketing mix.
It's that magical time of year where, once again, I examine my predictions for the year that's just ended, and make new ones for the year ahead. As is my personal tradition, I'm going to first look at the accuracy of what I've suggested would happen in 2015 first. Based on how I've done, perhaps, you can get a sense of how seriously to take my ideas for the future...For posterity,...
By now, we're all pretty used to Knowledge Graph results in the SERPs. But what could it mean when Google offers the ability to make a purchase, a call, book an appointment, or otherwise convert customers within those results? In this video blog, Alan Coleman speculates about a potential 100% conversion rate in the SERPs and raises the question of Google's role in an increasingly app-centric world.
We love to track winners and losers when Google updates the algorithm, but what about the big picture? Which big brands won Google in 2015?
On June 25th, 2015, AdWords changed forever when Google announced that remarketing audiences would become available for advertisers on search. In this video blog, Ciaran Murphy goes over what this means and why it's important.
It’s not just about the content you create, but the experience you provide. Building meaningful relationships with customers is not an option, but a requirement.
Mobile's been a hot topic for a while now. We know it's not something to be ignored, but when it comes to different mobile mediums, it can be tricky to determine where to focus your efforts. In this week's Whiteboard Friday, Rand goes over the differences between marketing via mobile apps and mobile web, examines some criteria that can help guide your decision, and speculates about the future of the mobile world in general.
It's imperative to build a brand among people over the long term rather than chase an algorithm and try to get high rankings in the short term. Many of the marketing strategies developed in the early 20th century are still applicable today. Samuel Scott delves into the reasons we should be applying traditional marketing tactics from the past today, and how we can achieve that.