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5 Ways to Find Out What’s Wrong With Your SEO – And 3 Ways to Fix It

Jock Breitwieser August 27, 2020 Are you attracting visitors to your website despite your digital marketing campaign? If not, there’s something seriously wrong with your strategies, particularly your search engine optimization (SEO). It is essential to do a regular SEO test or analysis to monitor the performance of your campaign. Conducting a regular SEO assessment … Continue reading 5 Ways to Find Out What’s Wrong With Your SEO – And 3 Ways to Fix It

Yext No Wrong Answers Campaign Tells Companies What Site Visitors Want To Know About Them

Yext No Wrong Answers Campaign Tells Companies What Site Visitors Want To Know About Them by Laurie Sullivan  @lauriesullivan, April 16, 2020 Yext launched the No Wrong Answers integrated marketing campaign to help organizations determine how well they are answering questions that people want answered on their company’s website. The campaign offers a free trial from … Continue reading Yext No Wrong Answers Campaign Tells Companies What Site Visitors Want To Know About Them

3 Reasons Why You Hire the Wrong IT Staff and How to Get It Right

Andrew Zola — January 25, 2020 niekverlaan / Pixabay The global tech talent shortage is relentless and shows no signs of slowing down. As the adage goes, “desperate times call for desperate measures,” and sometimes this approach leads to disastrous recruitment cycles. According to the Harvey Nash/KPMG CIO Survey, a staggering 65% of respondents stated … Continue reading 3 Reasons Why You Hire the Wrong IT Staff and How to Get It Right

Trustworthy Remote Workers Exist — You’re Looking in the Wrong Places

Renzo Costarella — November 15, 2019 Working remotely is no longer a pipe dream and it isn’t a poor career path. It’s actually a reality for millions of business owners and workers. At my company, all of my employees work remotely. Meanwhile it’s been found that the typical remote employee is a 40-something college graduate … Continue reading Trustworthy Remote Workers Exist — You’re Looking in the Wrong Places