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We rely heavily on analytics for reporting. But did you know that Google Analytics provides data that can be used as a strategy tool? This post offers a quick look at three very specific, very actionable Google Analytics views for uncovering SEO opportunities: tracking Core Web Vitals, finding and fixing 404s, and capitalizing on easy traffic opportunities.
Three weeks after a historically huge drop in Featured Snippets, they appear to have returned. Were they just on holiday? What happened exactly? Honestly, we have no idea, but here are the numbers.
Even highly-skilled organic SEOs might not understand that Google Maps and the Google Local Finder are two different entities that can feature substantially different local business rankings. So today, we’re going to clear this up, with a side-by-side comparison showing just how different rankings are between these important interfaces.
We condemn the horrific acts of hate and violence targeting the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community, which culminated in the tragic mass shooting in Georgia on March 17th. We mourn the loss of life and grieve with the families that have been broken by this latest racist, misogynistic hate crime.
Marketers can get caught up in specific metrics, focusing on those data points that make you look good in reporting, but don’t help you understand your performance. In this week’s episode of Whiteboard Friday, Dr. Pete discusses the vanity we bring to the metrics we track, and how to take a better, more realistic view of your results.
When the team at Go Fish Digital began helping a large media company break into Google’s Top Stories for major single-day events, they discovered that one way many sites do this is through the use of a schema type called LiveBlogPosting. Here are there findings regarding what this structured data type is, how sites are using it, and what impact it might have on Top Stories visibility.
It’s no secret that B2B marketing is different than B2C. The sales cycle is longer, there are multiple stakeholders involved, and it’s usually more expensive. To market effectively, you need to create content that helps, educates, and informs your clientele. The best way to do that is to identify the keywords that matter most to them, and build out content accordingly.
Mordy spent the better part of two months running all sorts of queries in all sorts of different ways to see how it impacted his Google Discover Feed. Here are the results.
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Duplicate content is a pretty common issue, and it can often be a bit confusing. What is it? How is it determined? Why are certain pages on my site being flagged as duplicates? And most importantly, how do I resolve these issues? Find the answers to all these questions and more in this week’s Whiteboard Friday!
If there’s one universal truth in SEO, it’s that there are no universal truths. A best practice can be misinterpreted or outdated, leading to missed opportunities. Elevate your SEO game by testing and validating best practices with research, like this case study from the team at Workshop Digital that examines SERPs for the US banking industry.
On February 19, MozCast measured a dramatic drop (40% day-over-day) in SERPs with Featured Snippets. This is the lowest prevalence rate of Featured Snippets in our data set since summer of 2015. What's driving the losses, and who is most affected?
While Google Posts aren’t a ranking factor, they can still be an incredibly effective resource for increasing local business conversions — when used correctly. This week’s Whiteboard Friday host, Greg Gifford, shows you how to put your best post forward.