How Search Retargeting Kick Started The Programmatic Marketing Revolution

Buzz word or not, “programmatic marketing” is here to stay. Those CMOs who’ve embraced it have largely found their spend is more efficient, their targeting is more accurate, their customers are happier, and they have insights that were unheard of just a few years ago. But,…

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The Quintessential Marketer Scientist

Philosopher kings. Warrior poets. Scholar athletes. These compound nouns embody the grand ideal of the “hybrid” — those rare individuals who fuse multiple disciplines and talents into an epic combination. They’re larger-than-life heroes of history and literature. Modern marketing…

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Link Removals – You’re At Risk

We have recently been doing one of many link clean-ups that come along with new clients, where we analyse the client’s backlink profile and follow that up with link removal requests that we have agreed upon with the client; so basically finding all the problem links and attempting to get them removed. We try to […]

Homepage Sliders: Bad For SEO, Bad For Usability

One of the most prevalent design flaws in B2B websites is the use of carousels (or sliders) on the homepage. Carousels are an ineffective way to target user personas, which ends up hurting the site’s SEO and usability. In fact, at the recent Conversion Conference in Chicago, about 25% of the…

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Best Practices For Google Enhanced PPC Campaigns

If you do any pay-per-click marketing, you are no doubt aware that on July 22, 2013 Google is transitioning all AdWords accounts from “legacy” to “enhanced” campaigns. Google gives account owners the option to make the switch over sooner, but after July 22 Google will make the switch for you. If…

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Conversion rate optimization: hypothesise first, then test

Since I began working at Yoast, I’ve been busy with a lot of things, but my personal favorite definitely is this one: conversion. Maybe this is because of my background in behavioural science. Or maybe I just prefer bigger numbers to smaller ones. In any case, the fact remains: I’m hooked. Now, for the people…

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The Perfect Business Blogger Profile

Economists and some government reports are saying that the American economy is improving. Therefore, hence, and in conclusion we can expect to see that more jobs will be appearing. Alas! Unfortundately, and sadly those won’t be the same lucrative jobs of yesteryear. What happened? A couple of things happened on the way to the next job market. One of them was automation. As we look for newer and better efficiencies in productivity and administration we continue to reduce demand for actual human workers in various non-scalable capacities. That’s the ironic thing about a technology-driven economy: all the investors insist that any human-performed task is not scalable and therefore not worth investing in. Never mind the fact that there are now 7 billion people on the planet and that number is expected to grow by leaps and bounds over the next 15-100 years. The one thing of which we are NOT in short supply is people. It’s just that people don’t scale despite the fact that they breed faster than rabbits. Assuming it takes you 10 minutes to read this article, in the time you read these words 2500 future workers will be born around the globe. That’s just an estimate […]