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Thank you to everyone who submitted pitches to speak at MozCon! After much deliberation, we settled on seven community speakers that we’re confident are going to be a great addition to the MozCon Stage. Here they are!
Whether in-house or on the agency side, blockers to success often come from internal site teams or long development queues. The key to making progress comes from two primary avenues: Advocating for SEO through exceptional knowledge of the channel as a whole, and deep integration with internal teams to move projects along. Here’s how to do both with the teams you might work with on a regular basis.
Back in August, we analyzed 10,000 SERPs and found that Google was rewriting 58% of the title tags we were able to track. In September, after some serious objections from the SEO community, Google made changes so that “title elements are now used around 87% of the time”. This immediately raises two questions. First, has the situation improved? Second, why the huge mismatch between our numbers? Let’s take a look.
If taking advantage of social media trends in one way or another isn’t a part of your brand’s digital marketing strategy just yet, read on. This article will show why it’s important to jump on board, and provide you with a list of actionable steps to do so successfully.
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You know it’s important to keep your content up to date, but exactly how much does it matter? Lauren shows you the actual ROI she and her team at Brafton have seen from regularly re-optimizing blog posts over the last several years.
If you’re an SEO considering a transition from agency work to joining an in-house team, or vice versa, Angela’s insights and advice from her recent career shift will provide helpful comparisons for your own pro-con list.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day, Moz fans! To celebrate, we’re going to take a look at the inspiring tale of how a nation built a path to real human progress for its people, with takeaways that can be applied to your own business and community.
Your SEO strategy should be one of the primary considerations before you even start your website. Instead of fighting to make your website SEO-ready later on, start with this holistic SEO checklist for new websites and save yourself valuable time and resources
Given how cryptic Google typically is about core updates, it can often seem like we’re at the mercy of the algorithm, with no legitimate measures of our own to employ. However, there are in fact ample tactics at our disposal to address, analyze, and affect the outcomes of core algorithm updates.
We’re so excited to announce the launch of our brand-new SEO Competitive Analysis Certification. It joins the SEO Essentials Certification and Technical SEO Certification in our Moz Academy course catalog, focused on getting you certified in competitive analysis and research.
To help companies better evaluate job candidates, marketing interviews typically include a “take-home assignment.” This is your chance to showcase how you approach problems and how you communicate your solution to key stakeholders. In this guide, Debbie walks you through the steps she took to create a marketing pitch and land her current job as an SEO specialist.
In our fast-paced day-to-day lives, we can often underestimate the power of copy, even though it’s the only thing between our business and our customers. To that end, Marty used SEO Testing to trial different copy types in product page titles, and want shares the results of that test in this blog.
For local brands, reputation is everything. It’s an always-on sales force, quality control, and a business intelligence methodology when creatively managed, and it’s also a key component in how Google views entities. Today, we’ll take a swift trek through top takeaways from Google’s Search Quality Evaluator Guidelines.
When it comes to measuring the impact of content, you might think of KPIs like “sitewide conversion rate”, or picture an upward graph that shows an increase in traffic. But are those metrics really meaningful? In this piece, Kelly argues that, no, they’re not. Instead, focus on getting actionable insights that can help your content flourish, by measuring its impact in a meaningful way.