While businesses continue to make huge investments in digital marketing and create diverse digital content, search engines are shifting their focus away from content and concentrating more on usability across devices. It is no longer enough for an organization to simply rely on its web presence to offer deals and promote sales. Web activities and […]
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Take a look at the Top 20 Book Lists of All Time on Amazon. This is what most people bought and reviewed—the books that succeeded wildly, beyond expectations. Could anyone have predicted that these would be the books that the majority embraced? Can anyone explain why? Despite their outstanding success you probably haven’t read or…
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The new year is coming – are you ready for it? This month we dived into data to help you prepare for 2016. But we couldn’t help ourselves to make it a fun read too. Between our brilliant guest authors and our in-house teams, we came up with some stellar posts for December! From Our […]
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This is it … Time is running out to get our Pro Plus All-Theme Pack for WordPress before the new recurring element is added at the end of January 2016. (Here’s what that means.) It’s also your last chance to get $150 off. And it’s your last chance to book the expense on your 2015
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The end of every year is generally a time for reflection and resolutions. We vow to do better, be better, and make changes! Managing PPC search campaigns is no exception. So while you are thinking back and looking ahead to 2016, we thought it would be fun to share some of our favorite (and by favorite, I mean funniest, strangest and most ridiculous) search queries of the year.…
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Strap on your seatbelts and get ready to delve into the world of video marketing. According to Hubspot experts, video marketing is here, and it’s here to stay: There are plenty of great reasons why video marketing consistently comes out ahead: Videos increase people’s understanding of your product or service by 74%. 26% of Internet users […]
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Last week on the SEMrush Blog, we looked at whether Google really crawls nofollows, page speed’s impact on SEO, Topsy alternatives, brands going viral and more. Did you miss any of our best content last week? Catch up! More below the jump. In Case You Missed It on the SEMrush Blog Brands Going Viral (For All the […]
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AKA the Episode Where Sonia Seizes All the Power … If you’re reading this on New Year’s Eve, you’re probably a diehard. (Which we love, by the way.) You might have been reading and listening to Copyblogger content for a long time now. And you may well know our original podcast, The Lede. It started
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You don’t have to pay for ads to boost your social profile, but you will have to work that much harder to attain it. Are you willing to put in the effort?
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Are you wondering what marketers should plan for in 2016? Do you want to know where social media pros are focusing their attention? In 2015, new platforms made a big splash and several popular networks monetized. To get you ready for what’s coming next, we asked 14 social media marketing experts what to watch for [...]
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For bloggers without a technical background, ‘SEO’ is a dirty acronym. But the funny thing is, you don’t have to stretch far outside of your comfort zone in order to learn enough SEO to get your blog found by search engines. Here are some general on-site SEO for bloggers considerations to get you started and […]
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This year has undoubtedly brought new trends and tendencies to the digital world; marketing has reached a whole new level and is continuing to grow and change. And on the threshold of the new year, people are not only looking back and analyzing what has happened, but also trying to predict what is going to happen […]
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Methods of online campaign optimization evolve. Some of us remember well the times when a majority of ads were sold by reservation of a time slot on a web page. The advertiser paid, say, a monthly fee for a horizontal banner on the home page of a selected portal. This payment model still applies to […]
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A few months ago, Moz and Search Metrics each conducted a detailed survey that resulted in a compilation of the 2015 SEO ranking factors. The Moz research found that the uniqueness of a site’s content had the strongest influence on its search engine ranking. This was followed by the use of mobile-optimized or responsive design. The Search Metrics […]
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I’m good at math. If you looked at my standardized test results from when I was back in school, you’d see I scored very high in math and very low in verbal. And yet, today I’m a professional writer and editor. It’s a mad, mad, mad, mad world. Sort of. Your content needs to quickly
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Neil Patel shares three SEO strategies that are so simple, you might be surprised you’ve overlooked them.
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Aside from simply posting your blog post on your social profiles, there are five other great ways to promote your blog to increase reach with your content.
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A change is coming to our biggest and best-selling product. The StudioPress Pro Plus Pack — which gives you immediate, on-demand access to every active theme in the StudioPress library — is about to add a recurring component. Note that I said about to add. Nothing is changing immediately. But the change is coming soon
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Google’s John Mueller has confirmed via a comment on Google+ there’s no loss in link signals when moving from HTTP to HTTPS.
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Former Yandex employe reportedly steals and attempts to sell source code information to fund his startup.
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With nearly a billion websites online, there is a lot of competition vying for your audience's attention. Granted, many of those websites won't be your direct competitors, but they do create plenty of distractions you need to break through if you want to capture and keep your audience's attention.
Here are six ways to do just that.
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You’ll notice an addition to Google’s normally clean and simple home page — links to the company’s suite of official iOS and Android apps. “Unwrap the best of Google,” the home page is inviting people to do. It’s likely no coincidence that the company’s push for app downloads comes immediate after Christmas. That’s when all the owners of new phones and tablets are setting them up and downloading the appropriate apps for their needs. The company isn’t playing favourites either when it comes to operating systems. Both Android and iOS receive equal consideration, which is wise considering the fact that iPhones […]
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Everyone’s creating all this online content, but does it matter? More importantly, are you accomplishing your goals with the content you deliver, or are you simply spinning your wheels? Well, if you’re doing it right, your content is highly effective and tightly tied to your ultimate business objectives. Otherwise, you’re just filling up space on
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It may not reveal the secret to ranking number one on SERPs, but the Google Search Quality Rates Guidelines provide valuable insight into what works well.
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More often than not what tools you use can make a significant difference to the bottom line. Here is a list of tools to grow your business in 2016.
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