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When you have a list of keywords, it’s often tricky to know where you could potentially rank, what levels of traffic you can earn, and how this relates to conversions and revenue. To help, Dave walks you through Aira’s new Keyword Opportunity Estimation Google Sheet, which tries to answer these questions.
In this week’s episode, Ruth Burr Reedy discusses what a lot of marketers may not be thinking about enough: the people besides us who use Analytics data, and what they need to know about Google Analytics 4 in order to continue using Analytics data.
Lydia shares the content update process she and her team at Tao Digital Marketing used to generate great results for a client in the financial services niche.
In this week’s Whiteboard Friday, Dana brings you some details on the exciting new world of Google Analytics 4, so that you have a better vocabulary to talk about it when clients and coworkers are intimidated by the move.
On August 25, 2022, Google started rolling out the Helpful Content Update. Our resident search scientist and MozCast wrangler, Dr. Pete, looks at the results by comparing data two weeks on either side of the latest Google algorithm update.
Keeping your content fresh and updated is more than overcoming the unfairness of your past work fading away — it's also a legit marketing tactic that saves money and makes your users’ on-site experience smoother. In today’s blog, Ann outlines how to get started.
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In this week’s episode, MozCon 2022 speaker Crystal Carter talks you through the different optimizations that you can make for visual search, and the kinds of results that you might see for visual search content.
With only 3% of the Internet accessible, we have an urgent problem on a big scale. There are a number of reasons why, despite the growing awareness of digital accessibility, expectations of inclusivity, and renewed efforts by the government, we are still lagging behind. Alisa walks you through three of them.
How can SEOs possibly prove to Google, amid all the noise and competition and other experts out there, that their clients deserve a place on Page 1? To find out, Molly compared the top results on hundreds of SERPs to determine what actually proves E-A-T.
Location pages are an important part of multi-location SEO for enterprises and SMBs alike, but they aren’t easy to get right. That’s because unique content is hard to come by when every location does or sells the same thing. Read on for ways to determine whether you’re offering unique value for your location pages, and how to make them better.
In today’s Whiteboard Friday, MozCon speaker and content marketing expert Ross Simmonds walks you through his method for creating a content marketing engine that will ultimately make you money, rooted in four simple steps: research, create, distribute, and optimize.
When it comes to SEO, especially technical SEO, we often talk about the importance of hard skills. And while there’s no doubt that vlookup and regex can be your best friends, there are some essential soft skills to learn that will help you excel in your role and progress in your career.