Social media influencers fight back the Coronavirus disruption
Social media personalities prove to be flexible in creating content that still resonates with the world in a Coronavirus fight back. Evelyn Johnson shares some great examples and stats.
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Amazon’s ad revenue growth held steady in Q1: What it means for advertisers now
Company says COVID-19 impact on advertising revenue “wasn’t as noticeable,” though ad prices continue to be lower.
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Google Advice On Old Content On News Sites: Remove, Noindex Or Leave It
Google’s John Mueller was asked for advice on what to do with old articles published on a pop culture publishing site that has nearly 25 years of content on it. Of course the answer is it depends; you can either remove the content, noindex the old art…
Google Search Ranking Update Flutters April 28th & 29th
There may have been a Google search ranking algorithm update over the past couple of days; on April 28th and 29th. There is chatter within the SEO industry and some of the tools are showing pretty heavy signs of an update.
Building Better Customer Experiences – Best of Whiteboard Friday
Posted by DiTomasoAre you mindful of your customer’s experience after they become a lead? It’s easy to fall in the same old rut of newsletters, invoices, and sales emails, but for a truly exceptional customer experience that improves their retention an…
A Beginner’s Guide to Google Surveys
What is Google Surveys?
Before you get started using Google Surveys, make sure you take a moment to review the following resources:
In this post, we’ll walk through early stages of planning out your research study using Google Surveys guidelines and later, analyzing your survey results.…
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People choosing trusted brands but marketers pulling brand campaigns
Performance marketing is winning, just as consumers may be putting more emphasis on brands.
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Have we hit bottom yet? What new earnings reports say about COVID’s impact on digital advertising
The hit in mid-March was sudden and dramatic, but there appear to be signs, including from media buyers, that the worst is over.
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Why businesses that prioritized martech, data and organization are faring better during COVID [Video]
The struggles of companies without solid data practices are now exacerbated, said Brad Geddes in this clip from Live with Search Engine Land.
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Specialist Ask-us-anything
At a time when marketing resources may be low and in-house teams may be taking on more than before, we wanted to offer our support with tactical solutions to current challenges. So, last week we teamed up with our friends over at Genie Goals, a specialist PPC agency, to host an open ‘Ask-us-anything’ Q&A session live and online […]
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Microsoft: Search, LinkedIn ad revenue took a big hit due to COVID-19
Search advertising grew by just 1% in the third-quarter of fiscal year 2020. That could spell opportunity for some advertisers.
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Google May Delay Mobile-First Indexing Switch Over Deadline Due To COVID-19
In early March, Google announced it would switch fully over to mobile-first indexing by September 2020. But now Google may decide to delay it because of COVID-19. So far, John Mueller from Google said, it seems like things are on schedule but they ma…
Google Gets Picker About Showing Rich Results As Search Results Get Overloaded With Them
Google’s John Mueller said on Twitter that when the search results become overloaded with rich results of any kind, Google’s engineers may decide to show fewer. John said “but usually I see the search engineering teams get pickier about showing rich r…
Google: GoogleBot Would Rarely Ever Submit A Form On Your Website
Google’s John Mueller said it would be “extremely rare that Googlebot would submit a form” on your web site. He said Google did this more often in the old days, espesially on governmental web sites where there was no site navigation and the only way to…
Google removed 2.7 billion bad ads, nearly 1 million ad accounts in 2019
This year,the company says it has removed “tens of millions” of COVID-19 related ads.
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How to Scale Content Production That Doesn’t Suck
Soon after Local SEO Guide hired me last year, one of our multi-location retailer clients asked us to produce a few hundred buying guides for all sorts of products they sell. Bulk napkins, refrigerators, laundry detergent, you name it. My first big project! The timeline was about one month, on top of overlapping deadlines for […]
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Facebook Q1 earnings: Investors excited about ‘signs of stability’ in ad revenues
Flat is the new growth.
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Why updating your messaging is the best strategy right now [Video]
‘This works, you should be doing this all the time instead of these hard, shove-it-down-their-throat sales tactics.’
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Facebook expands test for in-stream ads on Live
Advertisers concerned with brand safety can choose to exclude ads from appearing in Live content.
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Microsoft Advertising UI: What’s new (so far)
Love it or hate it, the double sidebar makes context switching a lot easier as you move between ad accounts or from other search engines.
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