[Event] Recap – Big Wins for Big Sites
Event Drawing by SEER Interactive COO, Larry. On November 13th, we held our “Big Wins for Big Sites“ event at the Search Church. Speakers included SEER Interactive’s Wil Reynolds and Adam Melson, along with Marshall Simmonds from Define Media Group, Matthew Brown from Moz, and Adam Audette from Rimm Kaufman. Each speaker chose a charity to which […]
SEER & Moz #CEOSwap Video Recap
Back in October, SEER’s Founder Wil Reynolds swapped jobs, e-mail inboxes, and even homes with Moz CEO Rand Fishkin for one week. This project became known as the CEO Swap. Both Wil and Rand were filmed throughout the week in Seattle and Philadelphia. The recap can be viewed below: CEOSWAP After the swap, Wil and Rand […]
Using Universal Analytics to Measure Interaction with Assets that Live on Different Sites
This is a technical post that requires an understanding of JavaScript or at least a technical understanding of the web. The new version of Google Analytics, Universal Analytics, has a little gem in it called the Measurement Protocol. The Measurement Protocol lets you send data to your GA account using HTTP POST requests. In other […]
The Year in Search – A Round Up of 2013
As 2013 draws to a close come with me, dear reader, as we review this year in search.
We saw yet more animal-shaped Google updates, spent a horrifying amount of time watching Harlem Shake videos and there was some noise about GIFs being pronounced JIF.
Google Now Topics
Have you visited your Google Now Topics page? You should if you want to get a peek at how Google is translating queries into topics, which is at the core of the Hummingbird Update. Google Now Topics If you are in the United States and have Google Web History turned on you can go to […]
Google Now Topics is by AJ Kohn, originally posted on Blind Five Year Old.
What We Are Reading About Content Right Now
Sometimes I feel like it’s Content’s world, and we’re just living in it. I had similar relationship with Data last year. At first, it just seemed to be a word that everyone was saying over and over. . .and over. And then I started hearing things about how data is the future, and data is […]
Demographics and Interest Reports in Google Analytics
By now, most of us have heard about the new Google Analytics Demographics and Interest Reports, which provide insights into age, gender, and visitor interests: These reports will be a powerful tool for gathering information for remarketing, and may even help you create new campaigns based on your site’s audience. This means no more guessing […]
Mastering PPC: Let’s Talk Negatives
In Paid Search, negative keywords are quite positive despite their name. Utilizing negative keywords can help improve your reach, reduce your advertising costs, improve your ROI/ROAS, and more. If you are unfamiliar with negatives, I recommend checking out my colleague Nick’s post which walks you through negative basics like negative match types, keywords lists, and […]
RSS feeds in the age of Panda and Penguin
This is a new post on yoast.com, Whoopity Doo!
How to Improve Your Paid Content Promotion Efforts, Measurement, and Reporting
If given a $10,000 budget to better promote successful content, how would SEER go about doing it and what would the desired results be? This was the question originally posed by Wil along with a challenge to determine the best ways to pay for promotion on client content and assets. Overall, we wanted to test […]
SEO Awards: What Constitutes a Success?
Judging SEO has never been easy. This article takes a recent SEO award winner and input from leading industry experts & debates what SEO success looks like.
Post from Ned Poulter on State of Digital
SEO Awards: What Constitutes a Success?
Rand & Wil Answer the Newbie’s Questions: ‘What is Content’ by Our Favorite CEOs
My name is Charlotte, and I have been working in SEO for the past 2 years and still consider myself very new to the SEO world. When we were told that the CEO swap was really going to happen, I decided to put together 10 questions to ask Rand and Wil about a topic that really matters […]
A Few Methods for Generating Online Marketing Ideas
Generating online marketing ideas that stick quickly becomes intimidating in the marketing strategy process, especially since it’s the phase at the very beginning. Image Credit The path to be taken from the initial idea to the final product for absolutely any idea is a long journey where one often looks back and says, “that turned […]
Book Report: Manager’s Toolkit the 13 Skills Managers Need to Succeed
If you’re turned off by the cheesy title and Harvard Business Review on the front cover, you’re going to miss out big time! I’m a first-time manager, which means I’ll always have that Zen of “Beginners Mind.” In the mind of the beginner the possibilities are endless while in the mind of the expert there […]
Mastering PPC: Building Keyword Lists
When building out new PPC campaigns, it’s important to exhaust all options to come up with the best set of relevant keywords. While rattling off the first words that come to mind might be a good start, there are some other options and tools that PPC’ers can use to help build a more robust list. […]
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Quick Wins With Google+
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Sponsored Post: Advertising Authority Takes Up Battle with Paid Links
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Creating an Agency Content Service: The 5 Must Do’s
Last week, my colleague Maria spoke about the reasons to set clear goals for content. These goals have helped our team immensely and have become the backbone for what our content service is becoming. Today I am going to bundle up those goals, throw some wrapping paper on them and package them as a present, […]
My Last Day of CEO Swap: VC’s Don’t ALL Suck
It was my last day of the CEO Swap and as usual I was running from Moz Building 1 to Moz Building 2. I looked at my phone and started running to lunch (literally) and on my way I started to check Rand’s e-mail. Suddenly I realized, “oh shit!” I was supposed to meet Michelle […]