Tuesday, 29 December 2015

The SEO Implications of Google’s Search Quality Raters Guidelines by @BrentCarnduff

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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SearchCap: Santa, Google NCR & SEO Success

Authoritative Links: Search Engine Land’s 10 Top Link Week Columns Of 2015

101 Tools to Grow Your Business in 2016 by @ChristinaBaldas

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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3 PPC Trends And Tactics You Can’t Ignore In 2016

Planning For SEO Success In 2016

Google NCR (No Country Redirection) Feature Stop Working But Google May Bring It Back

Sunday, 17 May 2015

6 Responsive WordPress Themes to Comply With Google’s New Algorithm Update by @LEWatrous

After Mobilegeddon, you need to be sure you have a responsive Wordpress theme. Check out this list for six options to get started.

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Why Workshops Work: The Secret to Selling Long-Lasting Retainers

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You’ve been working to sell a prospective client on a retainer for months. You’ve sent them a range of articles, guides, and case studies. You created a proposal, a contract, and have followed up multiple times to move things along.

Saturday, 16 May 2015

How to Spot a Lead on Twitter [Flowchart]

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To many salespeople, "social selling" equates to "LinkedIn." According to a survey conducted by PeopleLinx, 76% of reps understand LinkedIn's potential for sales, but a scant 16% see the value in Twitter for social selling.