Eyal Lifshitz — February 8, 2018 Follow @eyallifs — February 8, 2018 Mediamodifier / Pixabay The months, even years, after launching a small business can be uneven, unpredictable and slow. But that could change — fast. Suddenly, you have more customers, more demand, more revenue. Your business is taking off. This is great news, of … Continue reading When Your Business Takes Off: Tips for a Fast Growing Company
Mari Kane — November 24, 2017 Follow @blogsitestudio — November 24, 2017 As a web designer and WordPress Consultant, I often have mixed feelings while working with clients on new sites. On one hand, I share their enthusiasm and optimism for launching their sites, eager to see it resulting in lots of engagement and conversions. … Continue reading Search Engine Ranking Takes Years and Here’s Why
By Heba Hosny September 14th, 2017 Google only loves you when everyone loves you first – Wendy PiersallClick To Tweet Google’s unpredictable algorithms updates and ever-changing ranking criteria often leave marketers breathless. In some cases, such enhancements make sense and require few changes here and there. Still, catering to Google’s mood swings is mostly a … Continue reading It Takes Two to Tango! SEO-Infused Content = Optimal Rankings [STATS]
Kent Campbell — August 31, 2017 Follow @reputationx — August 31, 2017 Why does it take six months for a website to rank? We get asked this quite a bit. For the most part, it’s because there is a lag time of between 10 and 20 weeks before listings start to improve in search results. … Continue reading Why It Takes Six Months to Improve Search Rankings
Betsy Kent — August 22, 2017 — August 22, 2017 When I began working in internet marketing, I could help my clients get a new website whipped up in about a week or two – easy peasy. Technology has advanced greatly since then. So it would be natural to assume that building a website would … Continue reading 4 Reasons It Takes So Long To Build A New Website
Contributor Peter Minnium dives into the results from a study showing that branded content truly works and has a positive impact both on consumers’ brand awareness and their purchase intent. Peter Minnium on August 11, 2017 Most of us today can recall a time before the internet, or even the widespread availability of personal … Continue reading Does branded content drive brand lift? New research takes an in-depth look
The vision of a customer-focused single entity is becoming the Holy Grail for brands. Barry Levine on June 5, 2017 If you look at what many vendors are saying these days, it’s all about customer experience. Adobe, Salesforce and Sprinklr, for instance, have redefined their identities in that direction. But reorientation is not enough, … Continue reading Beyond the martech stack: It takes an orchestra to solve the customer experience
Laura Donovan — March 28, 2017 Follow @thewordpro— March 28, 2017 No matter what side of the political fence you are on it is no secret that this political environment is, well, let’s just say “active.” Americans are weighing in on the political agenda more than ever and Facebook has just made it for American … Continue reading Facebook Takes Townhalls To Its Users
Dave Brock — December 16, 2016 Follow @davidabrock— December 16, 2016 Failure, for the most part, doesn’t happen over night. Sure, there are catastrophic events, things far beyond our control. But I’m not talking about those. The failure I’m speaking of is systemic performance issues–perhaps not big when taken individually, but collectively cause us to … Continue reading Failure Takes Effort
by Laurie Sullivan, Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, December 14, 2016 Content relevance continues to increase as a ranking factor in Google search engine query results as backlinks decline in importance, according to a study released this week. Searchmetrics’ annual white paper detailing Google ranking factors — which analyzes the top 20 search results for 10,000 keywords on Google.com … Continue reading Content Relevance In Search Ranking Takes Front Seat To Backlinks
