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10 Keyword Density Checkers (And How They Still Can Help Your SEO)

Aleh Barysevich — April 8, 2019 Follow @ab80 — April 8, 2019 First, let’s clarify the idea. Today, semantic search reigns, as well as high-quality content, and great user experience. Search engines focus on topical relevance instead of matching queries to exact keywords. So as a concept for ranking improvement keyword density has long died. … Continue reading 10 Keyword Density Checkers (And How They Still Can Help Your SEO) →

7 Women In Marketing Share Career Advice They Wish They’d Heard Earlier

7 Women In Marketing Share Career Advice They Wish They’d Heard Earlier by Kayleigh Taylor , March 8, 2019 With reports of gender pay gaps and #MeToo incidents continuing to dominate the news cycle, International Women’s Day feels particularly important this year. Even in the healthiest office cultures, women are often more cautious about what … Continue reading 7 Women In Marketing Share Career Advice They Wish They’d Heard Earlier →

Google touts ROI of AMP display ads, adding they perform best on AMP web pages

Volkswagen reported a 48 percent lift in CTR running an AMPHTML ad on an AMP page. Robin Kurzer on February 20, 2019 Display ads created using the open source (Google-led) Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) framework perform better on AMP pages than on non-AMP web pages, Google said Wednesday. The company also found that its AMP display … Continue reading Google touts ROI of AMP display ads, adding they perform best on AMP web pages →

Case study: A tale of two insights and why they are not all created equal

Learn how one business used a virtual focus group to gather data and surfaced an unexpected insight that changed their whole campaign strategy. Gary Ellis on January 30, 2019 Understanding your target customer is essential to crafting messaging that results in impactful campaigns. The importance of uncovering the right insight is a struggle that all … Continue reading Case study: A tale of two insights and why they are not all created equal →