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Increase SEO Traffic: The Missing Links Between Google and Your Customers

by Don Purdum June 3, 2016 Follow @donpurdumJune 3, 2016https://donpurdum.podbean.com/mf/play/tjxqb8/Increase_SEO_Traffic_-_The_Missing_Links_Between_Google_and_Your_Customers.mp3 If you want to Increase SEO traffic, it seems more challenging than ever with the constant evolution and changes from Google. What are the real missing links between a search engine, your customers and your website? How your potential customers are searching is changing rapidly. … Continue reading Increase SEO Traffic: The Missing Links Between Google and Your Customers →

Link Builders: Study Reveals Positive Correlation Between Links & Traffic

By Barrie Smith June 1st, 2016 A study conducted by SimilarWeb and Majestic has revealed that there is still a positive correlation between the number of referring domains and a website’s traffic. The two market intelligence companies published the rests of analysing 500,000 backlinks from 100,000 of the top websites on the internet to find a … Continue reading Link Builders: Study Reveals Positive Correlation Between Links & Traffic →

There’s a Big Difference Between Content Marketing and Native Advertising

by Nicole Jenet April 28, 2016 Follow @niceliseApril 28, 2016 If you’ve ever seen the term “native advertising” and automatically thought of content marketing, you’re not alone. However, content marketing and native advertising are absolutely positively not one in the same. First, just in case you still don’t know what content marketing is, get out … Continue reading There’s a Big Difference Between Content Marketing and Native Advertising →

Understanding the Critical Difference Between “Need To” and “Must Do”

by Bob Apollo April 10, 2016 Follow @bobapolloApril 10, 2016 In pretty much every conversation I’ve been having recently with CEOs and sales leaders the subject turns – sooner or later – to a growing competitive threat. And despite the fact that they are in widely different businesses, the competitor is always exactly the same. … Continue reading Understanding the Critical Difference Between “Need To” and “Must Do” →