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After months of building and planning, it's understandable to want to finally pull the trigger, but launch is important and rushing it can delay real success. This is the story of how I got Minimal Talent off the ground.
As digital marketers, our focus on analytics has served us well in driving direct, measurable sales. As the dominant form of brand marketing, TV, faces disruptive technology and business models, digital marketers have an opportunity to grow their influence and impact. In total, this is an opportunity worth tens of billions of dollars a year.
You need to create content that's unique-enough to create thought-leadership and compel organic sharing, but also make it relevant-enough to improve key marketing and business metrics.
Sometimes it seems clear that Google is headed in a certain direction, but we never really see a move materialize. In today's Whiteboard Friday, Rand explores six of these areas, and we're looking forward to your thoughts in the comments.
The way we're approaching online communities is backwards. If we want to significantly increase the size and level of activity of our communities we need to cultivate a strong sense of community. Richard Millington, founder of FeverBee, will show you can use proven social science to build bigger, better, and more active communities.
With Google crushing the SEO schemes and easy tactics one by one via manual and algorithmic penalties, I believe that the time for SEOs to embrace new technologies and pay for content promotion and audience engagement is upon us.
Google is increasingly rewarding broader marketing strategy, which means your job is evolving. It isn't enough to focus on search marketing; we all need to become marketing strategists. Here's how.
While not everyone has an audience active on Google+, the number of people who interact socially with any Google products on a monthly basis now reportedly exceeds 500 million.
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If you're trying to figure out exactly what hreflang will and will not do for your sites, this post (complete with examples of hreflang implementations from several major brands) should help set things straight.
I thought I would provide details of poor SEO interview questions, followed by some good SEO examples. Prior to me working as an SEO professional, I was heavily involved in recruitment, in particular the execution of a competency based assessment centre process for the Home Office.
When people search for our brands, they're often looking for something specific, and it's on us to make sure they can find it as easily as possible. In today's Whiteboard Friday, Rand explains four steps we can take to be sure we're sending searchers in the right direction.
With certain types of search queries, it may be possible to get rankings and results without having to grind on external links simply by identifying gaps in the content provided by those who currently rank and providing it on your pages. This post describes some of Rand's theories about what Google's doing in content analysis and how marketers may be able to leverage it.
In this article, I'll examine the art of thinking sideways for one of the slightly more tricky marketing clients I've worked with. I hope that this will provide an insight for fellow content marketers and SEOs in similar scenarios.
As a marketing bloggers, we sometimes get separated from the day-to-day of actual marketing. This is the story of how I started over and got back in the trenches.