A lot is going to be changing soon when it comes to Google’s organic results.Responsible SEOs have already talked to their clients about this. We’ve had a good ride, we SEOs (and our clients.) SEO has been relatively stable now for many years – an we’ve made huge progress for our clients using white-hat methods…
One of my favorite industry documents is the CMO Survey . I always look at it as a decent indicator of where the industry is going and what seems to be driving trends, so I can help clients wisely adjust their own programs with good information. I always look at it from an SEO/PPC point of view, as well as budget related insights.
Emphasizing searcher empathy can result in content naturally compatible with Google’s knowledge classification algorithms and as a result, better rank.
Scott Clark of BuzzMaven, Inc. has been granted the elite “Google Partner Specialist” status by the Mountain View, CA-based online marketing giant. The program required completion of rigorous exams in Google’s Search, Display, Mobile, Video and Shopping ad networks as well as demonstrated high levels of client historical performance. Google considers the Specialist Partner status…
I am proud and humbled by coverage in Lexington Herald Leader’s Business Section where we discuss ideas for breaking into social media marketing. A huge thanks to Tom Martin for the outstanding questions and giving me the opportunity to offer a bit of advice in my home city! Here are some of the questions answered:…
So as different departments, including executives, long for the simplicity of keyword lists and SERP screen shots, we must now bore them with KPIs like engagement, backlink diversity, re-query phenomena and personalized results considerations. For many who don’t know much about SEO, this does not feel like success, and if you’re not careful, you can start to feel like a failure as well, leading to a negative feedback loop that can poison engagements.