Can you really afford to miss out on free technical data about your website’s performance in Google search results? Of course not! Contributor Fili Wiese explains how to set up your website in Google Search Console to make it work to your advantage. Fili Wiese on September 22, 2017 Google Search Console serves as … Continue reading SEO 101: Which URL versions to add to Google Search Console
Chalmers Brown — September 22, 2017 — September 22, 2017 SugarandSkullDesigns / Pixabay How many times have you heard about a new software platform that’s all the rage and you need to check it out? I mean really need to because you don’t want to be left out in the cold. But, when go to … Continue reading The Best Way to Lower Your Platform Signup Friction
Dan Shewan — September 22, 2017 — September 22, 2017 Trends in digital media come and go, but recently, one of the more noticeable trends in digital media has been the gradual shift in emphasis toward video content. From major mainstream outlets like Mashable, MTV News, and Vice to smaller operations, more and more publishers … Continue reading Should You ‘Pivot to Video’? Pros & Cons of Video Content Marketing
Is mistakenly published content impacting your site’s SEO performance? Columnist Glenn Gabe shares a case study detailing how to fix this issue — and how long it may take to resolve once fixed. Glenn Gabe on September 22, 2017 I had an e-commerce company reach out to me earlier in the year for help. … Continue reading How long does it take to deindex low-quality or thin content published by accident? [case study]
David Kiger — September 22, 2017 Follow @davidkiger — September 22, 2017 The dream of owning a small business can come with a hefty price tag. Where that money comes from is one of the first key challenges of entrepreneurship. One avenue that could be an answer is microloans. The microlending concept is generally regarded … Continue reading Microloans Offer a Way to Get Small Businesses Off The Ground
Somen Mondal — September 22, 2017 — September 22, 2017 Candidate sourcing tools can – and should – be a recruiter’s best friend. In a perfect world, we’d be able to find the absolute best candidate for an open role, whether that candidate is active or passive. Unfortunately, we know that approximately 50% of new … Continue reading 6 Rules For Using Candidate Sourcing Tools
