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Facebook advertising is here to stay, and marketers are spending more time and money on their platform than ever before. Joanna Lord discusses five of Facebook's best-kept secret resources to help marketers get the most out of their Facebook experience.
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Link building is not completely a thing of the past, but definitely is thought about differently than it was. Link building now is more of a relationship building effort. The same way that building links through commenting is now comment marketing. Dare I bring you back to Rand's whiteboard Friday on the topic?
Customer feedback is arguably one of the best ways you can grow and expand your products and services. In today's Whiteboard Friday, Joanna Lord shares some ideas for getting feedback good and bad, and explains how it may be important in ways you just might not know.
Exact match domains have always been the source of a lot of contention among SEOs. For quite some time, EMDs have offered a competitive advantage for SEOs who understood how to use them.
One of the most daunting, yet rewarding, task to take on is that of launching an e-commerce site. In the first six months of launching a site you are going to track different metrics then you would after the site is well-established. Having had the opportunity, and in many cases task, to launch a number of websites there are a few issues that pop up in every case.
Over the last year, I've really started to see the impact of big content - ideas that take real effort and break the mold of typical articles, infographics, etc. I make the case for Big, why it's about more than just quantity, and how you can keep costs and risks reasonable.
If you're currently advertising on Facebook, you've probably heard the announcement about their new Custom Audience feature. In this post, Justin Vanning provides an overview of the new feature and tips on how you can use it to your advantage.
As a respondent in the recent SEOmoz PEPS case study project, my team and I had the chance to evaluate our digital marketing strategies and practices. In this post, I share our experience as a participant in the study and highlight the strategies that moved us into the top five respondents.
But what about webmasters? Are all these changes really beneficial to those that are trying to promote their content legitimately? Webmasters will argue that they have allotted substantial time to making their site Google friendly - only to be prompted with another algorithm update.
It’s common for potential clients to have unrealistic expectations or to have been misinformed somewhere along the way about SEO. It's time to take a stand and make it your job to educate potential clients about myths and realities of their web marketing needs.
Rand mentioned to our CEO Mike that he thought we were doing a really great job lately with how we presented our brand online in a consistent way, and asked us to share what we've learned in getting here. First, let me assure you, it wasn't always this way. I joined FreshBooks in February 2010, and while the company was enjoying great word-of-mouth success, how we presented ourselves across our website, blog, and user interface was disjointed and inconsistent.