Social Media Examiner has published a new video ‘5 Tips to Soft-Sell to Your Facebook Group’ to grow your sales using Facebook groups. The SME says, “Need more quality leads or sales for your product? Wondering if you can use your existing Facebook Group to get there? In this video, community expert Dana Malstaff walks you through 5 simple tips to create an endless stream of the perfect prospects and new clients by leveraging your Facebook Group. Discover how to build familiarity with your products to maintain top of mind without sending your members off the platform. Plus, you’ll... [...]

Backlinks are links from one website to a page on another website. Pages with a high number of backlinks tend to have high organic search engine rankings. Semrush contributor Kelly Lyons has shared 11 strategies to get backlinks. She says, “In this article, we’ll cover 11 ways to get quality backlinks, regardless of your industry. 1. Digital PR Digital PR consists of creating linkable assets and promoting them to relevant journalists and publications. If done well, it can be a scalable way to earn backlinks. But keep in mind that you’ll need to create assets that publications want to... [...]

Variety in your content types can help you better engage your audience on social media platforms. In his new video, Neil Patel has shared various types of content Twitter loves. He says, “Here are the types of content that Twitter loves. Twitter was one of the first social networks that I was really active on. I was really early on Twitter hence, I’ve been able to build up over 443,000 followers.” Neil Patel’s Blog  [...]

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Long-tail keywords are highly specific search queries that tend to have relatively low search volumes. Semrush contributor Kelly Lyons has published an article explaining long-tail keywords. She says, “Let’s quickly take a look at examples of words that don’t qualify as long-tail keywords. Here are examples of very broad “head terms” that aren’t long-tail keywords: coffee filters iced coffee marketing agency marketing expert See how these terms are short and not very specific? Those are features that keywords that aren’t long-tail terms tend to have.” Long-Tail Keywords:... [...]

A content audit is a process of systematically analyzing and assessing all the content on your website. There are several elements that play a crucial role in the audit process. Content Marketing Institute contributor Clair Brain has published an article featuring four metrics you should consider during the content audit. She says, “Some general data points like overall traffic and organic visits should always be measured. Now, here are four more metrics to evaluate. (Some of which you can even use on your content proactively to minimize the effort in future audits.) 1. Page load time Search... [...]

An SEO SWOT analysis helps you to identify items with the biggest potential impact on growth – or the most dangerous threats. Search Engine Journal contributor Jeff Riddall has published a comprehensive article on performing an SEO SWOT analysis. He says, “The following breakdown of organizational SEO priorities assumes keyword research has already been done and is being used for the website, SERP (Search Engine Results Page), and competitive data, which will be the foundation of an effective SWOT. Keyword research alone is often deserving of its own SWOT process. Strengths One of the... [...]

In the long run, there have been several domain names that turned out to be incredible investments. In his latest article, Search Engine Journal contributor Tony Wright has shared useful advice on what to do with your extra domain names. He says, “According to some well-respected SEO experts – and me – the search engine results pages appear to contradict Mr. Mueller’s edict, particularly in specific, competitive verticals. So, what’s a confused SEO pro to do? Long-Term: Do What Google Says My best advice – and this goes far beyond multiple domain names for a single brand – is... [...]

TikTok LIVE allows users and creators to interact in real-time. Users 16 years and over can launch LIVEs and users 18 years and over may send and receive gifts during a LIVE. Search Engine Journal contributor Donna Almonte has published ‘How to Go Live on TikTok: A Step-by-Step Guide’. She says, “Before we jump right into it, here are the requirements for TikTok LIVE: Tiktok only allows this feature for accounts with over 1,000 followers. Those with fewer followers can try their luck, but it might not work. Creators must be at least age 16 for legal reasons and can only earn... [...]

DuckDuckGo is a search engine created by Gabriel Weinberg in 2008. This search engine is dedicated to the online privacy of its users. Search Engine Journal contributor Ingrid Adames has published an article featuring 10 DuckDuckGo facts for digital marketers & SEO professionals. She says, “With Instant Answers, DDG uses over 100 different sources to provide answers to your queries without making you click on different websites for results. The !Bang Syntax One very cool feature on DDG is the !Bang Syntax function, which lets you directly search on a site from DDG without having to go... [...]