An AdWords Romance: Why I Fell In Love With Digital Marketing
Any good love story has these elements: passion, time, and complications. My relationship with Google AdWords definitely has all three.
Even with impeccable content and strategic SEO, many neglect a powerful boosting strategy: author bios. They’re not just formalities but pivotal assets, often under appreciated. Overlooking author bios diminishes content’s perceived expertise and trustworthiness, leaving potential SEO gains on the table. Let’s uncover the influence of author bios on E-E-A-T and its role in maximizing SEO potential.
Any good love story has these elements: passion, time, and complications. My relationship with Google AdWords definitely has all three.
12 hours of reality television? Sure. 38 bags of gummies? Gimme. And 86 frozen pizzas? Get in my belly. These are unequivocal cases of where more simply is better. But when it comes to SEO, more isn’t always better.
Have you ever wondered how you’d explain your job to your great-great-great grandparents? If you’re a Senior Manager of Search and Social Advertising like, say, the Perfect Search Senior Manager of Search and Social Advertising Eric, you might have a tough time. Find out how he described his job, how he’d plan the bash of
With the right methods, establishing a strong social media advertising presence can increase traffic, brand awareness, and relevancy. Bonus: Many millennials—a popular target audience for many businesses—spend a lot of time on social media.
Have you ever gone online shopping, only to find out that you can’t find the checkout button? Maybe you’ve looked through photos of products and found them unappealing? If done poorly, these seemingly simple elements of a website make any e-commerce site lose conversions. Fortunately, A/B testing allows e-commerce sites to test various aspects of
If you’re an avid internet user (and let’s be honest, who isn’t?), you’ve probably gotten annoyed by ads badgering you everywhere. They’re in the margins of every site you visit, they pop up at you unexpectedly, and they’re on your Facebook and Twitter feeds. Most of the time you try to pretend they aren’t there–but