March 2022 / 398 posts found

New Google Search Label For Highly Cited Sources via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

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Google is rolling out a new label is search results for pages that are recognized as highly cited sources. The post New Google Search Label For Highly Cited Sources appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

How to Create a Perfect Blog Post Template in Google Docs

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Blogging has always been an effective content marketing strategy. However, sometimes, it can be difficult to put pen to paper – or more accurately, words to the screen. That’s where blog post templates can come in handy. In this post, we’ll equip you with a blogging template to use in Google Docs that follows a standard writing formula to capture your audience’s attention. Why Use Google Docs for Blog Post Templates The number one reason to use Google Docs for your blog post templates is the collaboration features. The platform allows you to: Share templates. Manage editing permissions. Request feedback […]

The Ultimate Guide to Account-Based Marketing (ABM)

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Imagine a world where you could start the sales process by selling directly to your best-fit, highest-value accounts. No wasted time trying to market to unqualified leads who aren’t the right fit for your business. Meaning, you could move straight into the phases of engaging and delighting your target accounts. Talk about efficiency, right? Account-based marketing allows you to weed out less-valuable companies early on and ensure Marketing and Sales are in complete alignment — in return, your team can leap into the critical processes of engaging and delighting those accounts much faster. ABM helps your business work and communicate […]

How To Share A Book Manuscript File Safely And Securely

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All authors need to share a book manuscript file before publishing a book. You might need to send a copy to your editor, proofreader, beta readers, or a submission to a publisher or literary agent. But you need to be aware that sending your precious manuscript as an email attachment is an unsafe way to do it. Email is insecure, making it easy for unscrupulous actors to steal your manuscript. Manuscript theft is a danger Many authors have fallen prey to manuscript theft. The New York Times reported on a phishing scam that resulted in stealing unpublished book manuscripts. The […]

The Ultimate Guide to Using Google Ads for Your Business

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Whether you are looking to increase traffic to your website, improve your brand’s online presence, or grow inquiries about your products or services, Google Ads is a powerful tool that can accomplish all these goals plus more. Google ads are an effective method of driving relevant, qualified traffic to your website, exactly when people are … The post The Ultimate Guide to Using Google Ads for Your Business appeared first on Digital Agency Network.

More Search Console Insights Added to Google Data Studio via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

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Additional data from Search Console is now available through the Google Data Studio connector, allowing users to visualize traffic from more Google sources. The post More Search Console Insights Added to Google Data Studio appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

New PPC Salary Report Details How Much PPC Pros Earn via @sejournal, @na

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A worldwide survey of paid search professionals provides a clear picture of what they’re earning across various sectors and locations. The post New PPC Salary Report Details How Much PPC Pros Earn appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Navigating through Departments: The Key to Making Impactful Changes in SEO

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SEO is unlike any other digital channel. It does not and cannot live in a silo, while something like a paid search program can be run by a single person with minimal help. From our experience, the biggest deficiency in SEO campaigns is not a lack of understanding of the craft, rather, it’s the roadblocks that occur during implementation and cross-team collaboration. Great ideas can be presented and discussed, but taking an idea from a whiteboard or a slide to actually living on a site where it can impact performance can be difficult. Whether in-house or on the agency side, […]

F.T. Lukens: On When the Writing Flows

F.T. Lukens is the author of In Deeper Waters and five young adult novels published through Interlude Press. Their book The Rules and Regulations for Mediating Myths & Magic was a 2017 Cybils Award finalist in YA Speculative Fiction, the Foreword INDIES Book of the Year Gold Winner for YA fiction, the Bisexual Book Award for Speculative Fiction, and on ALA’s 2019 Rainbow Book List. F.T. lives in North Carolina with their spouse, three kids, three dogs, and three cats. Visit them at ft-lukens.com. Find them on Twitter and Instagram. F.T. Lukens In this post, F.T. discusses the process of […]

How to Use Patreon as a Freelancer’s Tool

Patreon is the mechanism providing you with an online subscription service where you and your followers meet up and share the same lingo. They receive something creatively unique, and you relish the freedom of creative expression while earning a few dollars.  (4 Places for Freelancers to Find Those First Clients.) You’ll find over 200,000 creators on Patreon, and the definition of creativity varies far and wide, with some using it for their primary income, and others as a sideline tool. Become a Patreon Creator You have the option to utilize Patreon as a patron or a creative provider, or both. […]
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