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Google Disavow Tool: Is It Still Useful for Off-Page SEO?

Tommy Landry — July 31, 2017 Follow @tommy_landry — July 31, 2017 Simon / Pixabay Anyone who understands Google’s stance on off-page SEO should be familiar with the Google Disavow Tool. The Disavow Tool was originally offered to help webmasters and SEO consultants provide feedback directly to Google about link cleanup efforts. Why were we … Continue reading Google Disavow Tool: Is It Still Useful for Off-Page SEO? →

Local Search Optimization: How to Improve Your Local Google Search Rankings

Pam Aungst — July 28, 2017 Follow @PamAnnMarketing — July 28, 2017 When it comes to ranking in local search, there’s a lot a site owner can do to send signals to Google about where their site should be ranked most prominently. Google’s machine learning algorithms work hard to determine where a business is located … Continue reading Local Search Optimization: How to Improve Your Local Google Search Rankings →

How a Top Consultant for Google, Disney and IBM Uses Email Marketing (Hint: It’s Not What You Think)

John Nemo — July 12, 2017 Follow @JohnNemoPR — July 12, 2017 NYT Bestselling Author and top Marketing Consultant Chris Brogan reveals his unusual (and wildly effective) approach to email marketing. When it comes to email marketing, Chris Brogan literally owns a day of the week. The New York Times bestselling author, keynote speaker and … Continue reading How a Top Consultant for Google, Disney and IBM Uses Email Marketing (Hint: It’s Not What You Think) →

Google, Bing Drive Traffic To Amazon, More Data Shows Reliance On Search

Google, Bing Drive Traffic To Amazon, More Data Shows Reliance On Search by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, July 11, 2017 Until brands can determine how to get people looking for information to type a website address direct into a URL, they will remain dependent on search engine traffic from organic listings and paid search on Google … Continue reading Google, Bing Drive Traffic To Amazon, More Data Shows Reliance On Search →