Quick Wins To Beat The SEO Waiting Game
Even though SEO is a long-term investment, marketers often feel pressured to show progress quickly. Columnist Dan Bagby provides some ideas for quick wins that can show value while waiting for your longer-term initiatives to start gaining traction.
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5 Link-Building Techniques You’ve Been Neglecting
Tired of the same old link-building tactics? Columnist Pratik Dholakiya suggests some creative ideas to improve your link-building efforts.
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Microsoft Introduces Advertisers To The Bing Network
What search partnership? The Yahoo Bing Network is no more as both companies forge onward under separate cover.
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A Primer On Automating AdWords With Structured Data
Columnist Frederick Vallaeys explains several ways you can use structured data to create relevant and customized PPC search ads.
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Say farewell to the Google link command
When was the last time you searched Google with the link: command? I can’t remember either.
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Right to be Forgotten going global
The Chronicles of Being Forgotten continue.
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Wikimedia is NOT building a search engine, even though it really sounds like they are
Many SEOs speculate about a “Google Killer;” a search engine that is able to gain more market share than Google.
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The Five Levels of Content Marketing in the Fashion Industry
Fashion companies tend to be traditional, protective of their brand and operating in a climate that’s flooded with content. This doesn’t create a very promising environment for content marketing.
The Five Levels of Content Marketing in the Fashion Industry
Fashion companies tend to be traditional, protective of their brand and operating in a climate that’s flooded with content. This doesn’t create a very promising environment for content marketing.
WordPress core contributions
All our plugins, including our Yoast SEO plugin, are open source. In the true meaning of open source, we don’t just open the source code, other people actively contribute to its betterment. We actively work on getting other people’s patches in and reserve time on every release to make sure we can handle community patches. We love doing […]
October 2015 saw record high content generation, record low engagement
October 2015 was a record-breaking month for content creation with the average brand generating 87.5 posts per social media channel.
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Which US sites gained the highest Google visibility in 2015?
We recently looked at the UK sites that made the biggest SEO gains in 2015, but now it’s time to cross the pond to see which US sites did the best last year.
Opinion: Why #Twitter10k Is A Great Idea
Whats your opinion on the news that Twitter is moving to a 10,000 character limit? Jonathan Allen takes a view of why he thinks its a positive move.
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Search engine bias: an analysis from the index
In a recent article right here on SEW, Christopher investigated the manipulation of UK political party autosuggest queries, but what exactly is search engine bias?
How to Win at Facebook Ads for Ecommerce
Facebook ads are also an invaluable format for ecommerce campaigns. A recent Facebook ads campaign we ran for a well known high-street retailer generated an ROI of over 300%* based on online sales alone. Tara West gives 10 top tips on winning at Faacebook ads.
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SearchCap: Wikimedia Search, Google MyMaps App & Link Building
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web.
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Wikimedia Foundation: “We’re Not Building A Global Crawler Search Engine”
Two executives refute recent reports that Wikipedia is planning to build its own search engine to compete with Google.
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Google Makes MyMaps App Improvements But Doesn’t Quite Make It There
Google has rebuilt and relaunched its MyMaps app. For those unaware. it’s a stand-alone app that allows users to create and share custom maps. The idea is compelling. But it’s less compelling as a user experience. A trip-planning and social-mapping tool, it’s also interesting as a…
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Call Tracking And Analytics 101
US consumers will make more than 100 billion mobile calls to businesses this year. Nearly two out of three consumers say it’s very — or extremely — important to be able to call a business during their purchase journey. Call tracking and analytics have become a marketing technology…
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Feed Your SEO & SEM Obsession
But time is running out! We’re only two weeks away from Search Engine Land’s SMX West, THE search marketing conference for search-obsessed professionals! SMX West is the premier search show, and this year, it’s bigger and better than ever! We’re so confident, we’ll even guarantee that you’ll get…
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