Social listening 101: Six crucial keywords to track

An overview of crucial keywords for social listening, how to monitor them, and how to filter out the noise to focus on the information you need.

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Five proven content formats to maximize link acquisition with digital PR

14 stellar examples of distinctly link-worthy digital PR campaigns, broken into five specific categories of content formats.

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Backlinks vs social shares: How to make your content rank for different SEO metrics

A new study by Kaizen has revealed that content that performs well for backlinks does not necessarily perform well for social shares and vice versa.

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Excel Fuzzy Lookup for SEO: Effortless 404 and site migration redirects

Fuzzy Lookup is an Excel add-in that can be a clever solution for automating SEO tasks. Here’s how you can use it for 404 and site migration redirects.

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How to speed up SEO analysis: API advantages for SEO experts

All you need to know about using APIs for better, more productive SEO tasks — content curation, keyword analysis, link monitoring, site performance, etc.

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Marketing automation for SEO: Five time-saving strategies

Five strategies to help digital marketers speed up recurring tasks and have more energy to focus on meaningful work. Scripts, excel, bidding, and more.

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Google Discover: 3 Implications for Organic Search

Google Discover is not only changing the way users find information, but it’s changing the organic search landscape as well. The re-branded Google Feed is essentially a query-less search, providing users with results before a search query is entered. However, before diving into the implications of Google Discover’s roll out, it’s important to understand how it works.…

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