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Working Hard or Hardly Working? 4 Warning Signs Your Content Audit Process Isn’t Pulling Its Weight

by Matthew McKenzie April 19, 2016April 19, 2016 If you’re a marketer, it’s a safe bet that doing a content audit is not your idea of a good time. Don’t feel too bad about this; unless your perfect Friday night involves a root canal and a few dozen paper cuts, I don’t expect you to … Continue reading Working Hard or Hardly Working? 4 Warning Signs Your Content Audit Process Isn’t Pulling Its Weight →

How to Get Online Reviews for Your Business (It’s Not as Hard As You Think)

by Justin Herring March 31, 2016 Follow @justincherringMarch 31, 2016 Today’s online reviews were (April 01, 2016)’s word-of-mouth recommendations. The only difference? You can tell millions (literally) of people if you LOVED or HATED a service. Scary isn’t it? That old saying about one person having a bad experience, then telling all of their friends … Continue reading How to Get Online Reviews for Your Business (It’s Not as Hard As You Think) →

How to Get Online Reviews for Your Business (It’s Not as Hard as You Think)

by Justin Herring March 30, 2016 Follow @justincherringMarch 30, 2016 How to Get Online Reviews for Your Business (Its not as hard as you think) Today’s online reviews were (March 30, 2016)’s word-of-mouth recommendations. The only difference? You can tell millions (literally) of people if you LOVED or HATED a service. Scary isn’t it? That … Continue reading How to Get Online Reviews for Your Business (It’s Not as Hard as You Think) →

Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, But Sometimes It’s the Right Thing For Your Agency

Do you have a client that isn’t a good fit for your SEO agency? Columnist Janet Driscoll Miller has some tips to help you determine when it’s time to part ways. Janet Driscoll Miller on January 22, 2016  I’ve been running a search marketing agency for 10 years now, and during that time, I’ve learned … Continue reading Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, But Sometimes It’s the Right Thing For Your Agency →