Avoid These 3 Common Meme Marketing Mistakes
If the Internet were like a dine-in restaurant, memes would be the appetizers.
What Are the Implications of Using ChatGPT for SEO?
Like insects to a bug-lamp, SEOs everywhere are swarming to this newfound option to streamline otherwise resource-consuming tasks. Some sites are taking advantage of ChatGPT to publish articles written entirely by AI—but at what cost?
If the Internet were like a dine-in restaurant, memes would be the appetizers.
Want something done? Just ask. That’s the mentality behind calls-to-action (CTAs). You probably put CTAs in your ad copy, but you’re missing out if you don’t also make calls-to-action an integral part of your website.
Journalists capture a reader’s attention. They’re used to writing for people on-the-go and competing for readers’ attention, ideas familiar to every content creator today. Luckily, you can learn what makes journalists tick and apply it to your website’s content.
So many things get better with age. Cheese. Wine. Content. Customers.
From Anthropologie’s idyllic Instagram to Spotify’s pointed ads, user generated content (UGC) is taking center stage when it comes to content marketing. While your business may not have quite the same reach of these major corporations, we can still learn from their UGC campaigns.
High-quality content has always been important for SEO, but after Google’s Panda algorithm update, content that is relevant and valuable for users has become an essential part of optimizing the search experience and ranking higher on the Google SERP.