Pages also now have an ‘Events’ tab for to feature their (virtual) events. Ginny Marvin on September 2, 2020 LinkedIn rolled out new features for Pages Wednesday to help companies promote their events, learn more about their followers and facilitate communication among employees directly on the platform. The updates include a new “My Company” Tab, … Continue reading LinkedIn lets Page owners view, sort, learn more about their followers
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Don’t Care About Zero-Click SERPs? Trade Search Volume for Click Potential When Planning SEO Projects
Sabrina Bomberger August 28, 2020 Monthly search volume has long been the reigning metric to determine SEO opportunities for page creation and optimization. But given that only 50% of searches result in a click, how do you determine what searches are best to target for your business? If your KPIs depend on searchers clicking through … Continue reading Don’t Care About Zero-Click SERPs? Trade Search Volume for Click Potential When Planning SEO Projects
Strategy Is About Standing Out in a Commoditized World…Especially During a Pandemic
Dave Wakeman August 21, 2020 Schnipidy / Pixabay I’ve been doing a lot more thinking about strategy lately. Why? A lot of reasons really, but mostly because as we move through the pandemic, we are going to see a different business environment than the one we were in at the start of the year. This … Continue reading Strategy Is About Standing Out in a Commoditized World…Especially During a Pandemic
7 of the Biggest Misconceptions About Remote Work
Vinod Janapala August 19, 2020 Have you heard of remote work? Or Work From Home? I bet your ears are buzzing with talks & discussions around remote work ever since COVID-19 took over. Remote Work was always there but it wasn’t practised as aggressively as it is now. There were digital nomads for sure who … Continue reading 7 of the Biggest Misconceptions About Remote Work
The Confusing Truth About Corporate Social Media Monitoring
Chip Roberson August 10, 2020 geralt / Pixabay Many companies have a corporate policy stating that employees cannot use personal social media accounts for work. In some regards, this makes sense as it is a priority for the business to conduct corporate social media monitoring on corporate accounts. It’s also good practice to use work … Continue reading The Confusing Truth About Corporate Social Media Monitoring
What You Need to Know About the Visibility, or Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), Metric
Pam Aungst August 1, 2020 We’re wrapping up our blog series detailing each element of the page experience criteria Google will be adding to their search algorithms in 2021. We’ve already covered the first two Core Web Vitals: the page loading metric, Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), and the interactivity metric, First Input Delay (FID). Now, … Continue reading What You Need to Know About the Visibility, or Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), Metric
Why SEOs should care about brand
Brand is already affecting the performance we are held accountable for, so we can use the data we have as SEOs to benefit the whole company. Robin Lord on July 31, 2020 at 9:05 am I’ll get right to it. As an SEO I think you should care about brand performance. This isn’t an “I … Continue reading Why SEOs should care about brand
Scrum’s Nature: It is a Tool; It is Not About Love or Hate
Stefan Wolpers July 23, 2020 TL; DR: Scrum’s Nature: It Is a Tool; It Is Not About Love or Hate Regularly, we find articles from developers detailing why ‘Agile’ in general and Scrum’s nature, in particular, deserve our collective disdain. What has always struck me in this discussion is the fact that Scrum is a … Continue reading Scrum’s Nature: It is a Tool; It is Not About Love or Hate
Stop Changing Your Mind About Your Ideal Client – Because You’re Leaving Money on the Table…
Betsy Kent July 19, 2020 In your quest to get clear about your ideal client (or customer), you’ve probably come across this: Finding Your Ideal Customer – 32 Questions You Should Ask. That list has made it a very popular post. It’s pretty clear that thousands of business owners are trying to find clarity around … Continue reading Stop Changing Your Mind About Your Ideal Client – Because You’re Leaving Money on the Table…
What You Need to Know About the Interactivity, or First Input Delay (FID), Metric
Pam Aungst July 17, 2020 In my first blog post for July, I summarized Google’s announcement for adding page experience criteria to their search algorithm. The next post in the series discussed probably the most important of Chrome’s three Core Web Vitals: the page loading metric, or Largest Contentful Paint (LCP). This time, I’m diving … Continue reading What You Need to Know About the Interactivity, or First Input Delay (FID), Metric