SEO Experts Speak Out On Link Building by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, February 13, 2018 BrightLocal reached out to 20 local search industry experts to get their opinion on the impact of link building to increase search visibility for local businesses. The findings highlight insights from experts like Andrew Shotland from Local SEO … Continue reading SEO Experts Speak Out On Link Building
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Increase Engagement: Speak TO Not AT
Cath Andrews — October 23, 2017 — October 23, 2017 Struggling to engage your visitors? Could be that you don’t make them feel special enough. One way to fix that is to write in the second person. First person focuses on the wrong person — you — not your customer… We provide a 30-day guarantee, … Continue reading Increase Engagement: Speak TO Not AT
Social Media – Actions Speak Louder than Words
Brent Pohlman — April 5, 2017 Follow @brentpohlman— April 5, 2017 Social Media is turning into an Editorial Experience Is social media dead? I often wonder if posting on social is worth the effort. The truth is that most of the information on social is not worth the effort to read or comment on. It … Continue reading Social Media – Actions Speak Louder than Words
How to Speak Like a Web Designer
Brian Shilling — December 15, 2016 Follow @shilling_brian— December 15, 2016 Effective communication with your website designer can make any web project go smoothly, but most project managers and clients aren’t well versed in technical design language. If you’ve ever been involved in a website project, chances are you’ve caught yourself asking your designer for … Continue reading How to Speak Like a Web Designer
Customer-Centricity: Avoid Speeds And Feeds, Speak To Needs
by Cory Treffiletti, Featured Contributor, November 9, 2016 Being customer-centric is a buzzworthy topic these days. Every company pays lip service to being customer-centric, but in most cases it is simply that: lip service. Most companies simply come up short. Customer-centricity is easy to talk about and hard to do. First off, you have to … Continue reading Customer-Centricity: Avoid Speeds And Feeds, Speak To Needs
How Search Experts Can Speak C-Suite Language
By: Rand Fishkin, July 1st, 2016 SEOs and executives speak different languages. It’s a simple fact, but it’s one that often acts as a blocker for getting your ideas and investments approved. A simple change in how you communicate your marketing goals, triumphs, and challenges could be what’s standing between you and getting the C-suite … Continue reading How Search Experts Can Speak C-Suite Language
18 Thought Leaders Speak Up About Overcoming Failure (& Share Their Top 2 Techniques)
by Patrick Hogan June 28, 2016 Follow @growtenfold June 28, 2016 Every profession requires a certain thickness of skin to withstand failure and rejection. While failure is present in practically any job, it’s typical to have more fails than wins in sales. The NOs can come flooding one day and hung up phones are not … Continue reading 18 Thought Leaders Speak Up About Overcoming Failure (& Share Their Top 2 Techniques)
Social Branding Is a Language. Learn to Speak It!
by Janette Speyer January 19, 2016 Follow @websuccessJanuary 19, 2016 What does learning a language have to do with social branding? I traveled to Brazil last December. It was my first visit and although I speak several Latin languages, Portuguese is not one of them. I navigated around Rio de Janeiro in broken Portuñol (A … Continue reading Social Branding Is a Language. Learn to Speak It!
How to Write Your Resume When the Stats Don’t Speak for Themselves
Virginia FrancoJuly 13, 2015 Hiring managers want sales candidates whose resume shows a strong track record of success. While one can only hope for a career rich in exceeding goals, top ranks and awards, the reality is that sometimes quantifiable results are lackluster for reasons beyond your control. Weigh your success and explain it against … Continue reading How to Write Your Resume When the Stats Don’t Speak for Themselves
One Word Can Speak Volumes About Your Company Culture (DD)
Bob HayesJune 1, 2015 Employee surveys are used to help manage the employee relationship. The questions in the employee survey are used to elicit employee responses that will be used to better understand how to improve that relationship. I crafted a new employee survey question that combines the best of both structured and unstructured measurement … Continue reading One Word Can Speak Volumes About Your Company Culture (DD)