SEO Saturday: A Google Hummingbird Search Strategy for 2014
There are two main elements to the understanding of Google Hummingbird, and this is where the article’s title comes from…
There are two main elements to the understanding of Google Hummingbird, and this is where the article’s title comes from…
We’ve reached a true turning point in our social strategy. We’re at the apex of the perfect storm: We’re strapped for time, with more content than ever to promote on more social networks than ever before. When faced with this challenge, we can easily forget the golden rule of social media marketing: One size doesn’t fit all.
Regardless of how many times these SEO myths, half-truths and lies are repeated, they will never help an enterprise optimize its digital efforts. Let’s debunk four of these fallacies.
Having trouble finding the words to say? Content Snippets is a godsend for those of you who are responsible for good content on a site, or simply want to improve the copy of a landing page. This resource provides a collection of specific copy examples from other websites and apps.
Social Media Effectiveness Index (SEI) goes far beyond social media usage and engagement. It explores the real business impact of social media.
What’s link building for? If you just say SEO, you could be missing out on a huge amount of potential traffic and business.
The videos range in sophistication from the basic to the advanced, and cover a number of important topics including content, redirects, comments, meta descriptions, design and a whole lot more.
There are three essential components that will make your website work for you and contribute to your brand’s success. Strategy, Structure and Support.
A recent study conducted by Adobe showed that social media marketing remains the most important marketing area of concern for the upcoming three years. Here are five social media marketing trends to look out for in 2014
Ink is new framework from Zurb that enables users to build responsive email (HTML) messages that work everywhere – even on Outlook, which is an email client that Zurb found to have problems with responsive templates in the past