5 SEO Best Practices for Web Developers
When you’re developing a website, you tend to be more concerned with the nitty-gritty of getting the site to, you know, function than getting it noticed.
Growing up in the Hoosier State, basketball was an inevitable force in my life. Summer after summer I attended Cager Camp—a youth basketball camp that taught the fundamentals. Week upon week we ran, we dribbled, we defended, and we shot.
We shot, and we shot, and we shot.
When you’re developing a website, you tend to be more concerned with the nitty-gritty of getting the site to, you know, function than getting it noticed.
A changing of the seasons is upon us. Summer brings warmer temps, rooftop bars, and—sometimes—unpredictable storms. (Trust me, I’m from Florida, I would know.)
Project Owl isn’t J.K. Rowling’s latest addition to the Harry Potter universe. (Unfortunately.) It’s Google’s latest effort to improve search quality and reduce the spread of inaccurate or misleading information.
If you’re like most millennials, you only answer your phone when your Postmates delivery is outside your apartment. The idea of a phone interview might leave you feeling tongue-tied. Never fear!
Wave hello to emoji 👋! After a two-year hiatus, Google has confirmed that it’s allowing emoji to appear in search results snippets again. Considering the fact that 92% of the online population uses emoji, both consumers and digital marketers have something to celebrate 🙌.
Forget the Super Bowl. College basketball is the real slam dunk sporting event for digital marketers.