The latest MOZ blog post is titled “Hummingbird’s Unsung Impact on Local Search”. David Mihm says, “There seems to have been a significant qualitative shift in local results since Google’s release of Hummingbird that I haven’t seen reported on search engine blogs and media outlets. Here’s my take on what’s going on and why”. Hummingbird’s Unsung Impact on Local Search MOZ Blog [...]
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The latest article on ‘Marketing Land’ is titled “Marketing Technologists Are The Secret Weapon Of Conversion Optimization”. Scott Brinker says, “I’ve been working in the conversion optimization space for over seven years. (My company offers a software platform for creating and testing app-like, conversion-oriented landing pages and microsites.) While I am continually amazed by the innovative tactical ideas that people working in conversion optimization invent, regular readers of my column may note that I tend not to talk about them here. Instead, I gravitate... [...]
The latest post on ‘Copyblogger’ Blog is titled “5 Dazzling Design Examples of What’s Possible with the Genesis Framework for WordPress”. Jerod Morris says, “I am so sick of this doggone website. It had been a good 18 months since I’d updated the design. It didn’t use HTML5. It wasn’t mobile responsive. And the form and function of the site no longer fit the content as well as it could. Worst of all, it just looked … old. It felt tired. I needed a change, but I’m no coder. Nor did I want to pay for a custom design”. 5 Dazzling Design Examples of What’s Possible... [...]
Gail Trahd’s latest ‘PLR Health Wizard’ blog post is titled “Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year: Are You Ready?”. Gail says, “I don’t know about you – but this time of the year comes much too quickly every year. In fact, I’m fairly certain that it came faster this year than it did last year! And, believe it or not – I know the same is true for you. There is solid scientific evidence that supports this statement. Very briefly . . . the perception of the passage of time is related in part to how much of your brain you use to perform your daily functions. Every year you get older... [...]
The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Andy Rubin’s Next Big Thing at Google: Robots”. Seth Firgerman says, “Forget Amazon drones; Google is working on robots that could one day deliver items to customers.The New York Times reports that Google has acquired seven robotics companies in the United States and Japan to help build a “new generation” of robots that would potentially be able to automate the electronics assembly process or even help with Google’s same-day delivery efforts”. Andy Rubin’s Next Big Thing at Google: Robots Mashable.com [...]
The latest ‘Econsultancy’ blog post is titled “Further advice on YouTube strategy for brands”. Christopher Ratcliff says, “Even after seven years of YouTube’s existence, brands still aren’t making much of a dent in the ‘YouTube 5,000’, an elite group of channels with at least 43m views each. Theoretically brands have a much greater advantage than your average YouTuber as they have more money to produce content, however according to Touchstorm’s latest study, The Touchstorm Video Index, only 74 of the YouTube 5,000 channels are from brands. In November... [...]
The latest article on ‘MarketingProfs’ is titled “Customer Reviews as Marketing Channel: How to Create a ‘Review Funnel’”. Jon Hall says, “I talk to marketers all the time who assume there’s nothing they can do to get more positive customer reviews for their businesses or clients. I mean, you can’t control customers, can you? You certainly can’t run your clients’ business for them, either. And, seriously, if you want to keep your good name unsullied and avoid PR catastrophes or fraud, you absolutely, positivelycannot buy or create fake reviews. So,... [...]
The latest article on ‘Marketing Land’ is titled “8 Often-Overlooked Opportunities To Authentically Thank Your Customers”. Joanna Lord says, “First impressions are important. We all know that. Marketers spend a great deal of time on improving that first impression. They build beautiful websites, gorgeous campaigns, and pick their words specifically to capture interest that very first time a consumer finds them. But what about after they convert? Are you spending as much time improving your “thank you”?”. 8 Often-Overlooked Opportunities To Authentically... [...]
The latest article on ‘MarketingProfs’ is titled “Tips for Making Your Website Responsive”. Steffan Berelowitz says, “Have you ever tried to read a newspaper from 100 feet away with a pair of binoculars? If your website isn’t mobile-optimized, that is how your mobile visitors feel. Many marketers are struggling to find the right strategy to effectively engage all of their Web visitors—and rightfully so! People can now connect to the Web through hundreds of different devices, all with unique screen sizes, resolutions, and device capabilities. Responsive Web design (RWD) has become... [...]
The latest article on ‘Business 2 Community’ is titled “The 10 Most Cringe-Worthy SEO Myths Ever Told”. Pat Owings says, “Dragons, princesses, demi-gods, and epic battles are all fine and good if you’ve willingly tuned into HBO’s Game of Thrones for an hour of entertainment. They’re not so amazing if you’re a professional who’s continually trying to defend your craft to dubious onlookers. You probably know what you’re talking about. Your wife, your friends and even your boss may think that SEO is less like on and off-page optimization, and more like black magic... [...]