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.
Get ready to develop your knowledge of business development and the kickball team with the best name (and potentially the worst performance). In this month’s Perfect Search team member spotlight, we’re focusing on our Senior Manager of Business Operations, Laura Cain.
Growing up, I was never a big reader. I credit my lack of reading as a child to my perfect vision and my athletic prowess. Later in life, my friends joked that I was the first individual to finish law school without ever having completed a full book. This may or not be true.
Let me set the stage here. Our office happens to have a lot of NBA fans. The other day, we were having a (heated) conversation about the state of the league. Because we’re advertising nerds, somehow our basketball conversations always work their way back around to PPC.
Let’s just pretend that the 2009 hit “Boom Boom Pow” by The Black Eyed Peas was really about desktop browsing. Truer words were never spoken by Fergie when it comes to your website. Desktop browsing is so 2000 and late.
Millennials. I figure by starting this post with this buzzword, people will be hooked. Countless articles discuss how the modern workplace is changing now that millennials will soon make up the majority of the workforce. According to Jacob Morgan, host of the Forbes podcast The Future of Work, millennials are expected to make up to 75% of the workforce by 2025.
Webmasters, SEOs, developers, and digital marketers alike rely on marketing metrics to gauge anything from content efforts to e-commerce revenue. For those that are new to Google Analytics, the sheer amount of data can be daunting. Fear no more!
