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3 Reasons So Many Business Strategies Fail (And How To Succeed), According to the Strategy Hacker
Do you remember when you were introduced to long-division in grade school? You found yourself needing multiple steps to solve a single problem. It probably seemed like a very daunting and impossible task before your math teacher showed you a hack that broke down your seemingly endless series of steps into only a few. The same can be said about business. Initially, we all have to go through “long-division” level processes, procedures, and series of daily tasks. These might include entering a new marketplace, testing out new messaging and branding, pushing for new profit margins, or onboarding new clients. But […]
TikTok’s Tests New Search Features: What We Know Right Now
TikTok, like many social platforms, often rolls out new features to improve the app experience and offer new opportunities for creators and users. It recently launched a feature that calls into question whether, in the future, the app will require its own unique SEO strategy. Let’s discuss this. TikTok’s New Search Feature TikTok’s new search feature is primarily seen in comment sections, where keywords are hyperlinked next to a magnifying glass icon. Pressing on the linked keyword brings you to a discovery page of videos related to the keyword. For example, Steven Lim made a video sharing new need-to-know features […]
Google Clarifies Product Review Best Practices via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Google’s best practices on how to write product reviews was updated with new examples and more precise wording The post Google Clarifies Product Review Best Practices appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
12 Tactics For Law Firm Content Marketing Success via @sejournal, @xandervalencia
Create content clients will love and attract new business to your law firm with these 12 content marketing tactics for success. The post 12 Tactics For Law Firm Content Marketing Success appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google On The Use Of AI Images via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Googlers Lizzi Sassman and John Mueller discuss the use of AI images on webpages The post Google On The Use Of AI Images appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Do I Write Separate Pillar Posts For Each Category? via @sejournal, @tonynwright
What do you do when you have multiple cluster posts without a pillar page? Follow these tips to ensure a good fit in content structure. The post Do I Write Separate Pillar Posts For Each Category? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
14 of the Best Examples of Beautiful Email Design
Opening a marketing email is such a regular task, consumers often don’t give it a second thought. As email marketers, though, we know the other side of the story. Finding new HTML email inspiration can be a daunting task. When you’re an email marketer, your to-do list often looks like this: Generate opt-in leads, segment your lists, set up lead nurturing workflows, draft clear and concise email copy, check your emails for deliverability, optimize for plain text and HTML, and so on. “Where’s the fun in this?” you may wonder. Thankfully, there are plenty of email marketing geeks out there […]
Text Formatting: Is It A Google Ranking Factor? via @sejournal, @mirandalmwrites
While HTML elements format text to help determine the important portions of your content, can these elements impact your rankings in search, too? The post Text Formatting: Is It A Google Ranking Factor? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Learn SEO: A Blueprint From Beginner To Advanced via @sejournal, @lorenbaker
This article gives you a step-by-step blueprint you can follow to build your SEO skills from scratch or enhance your existing knowledge. The post Learn SEO: A Blueprint From Beginner To Advanced appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Anime PFPs: 6 Stunning NFT Projects Bringing a New Generation to Web3
For as long as users have set their own PFPs on community sites, one type of imagery has dominated the space — the anime PFP. From the 90s to the mid-2000s, Western anime fans were primarily interested in hits like Dragon Ball Z, which appeared on Cartoon Network’s Toonami programming block, and Cowboy Bebop on Adult Swim. As a result, anime PFPs used during this era tended to feature characters from these specific shows. Seeing the likes of Goku, Vegeta, or Spike Spiegel in a profile picture was common. Unsurprisingly, back then, avatars tended to look rather similar. Since that […]