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Google Answers If Splitting A Long Article Could Result In Thin Content via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Google answers if a long article that is split into interlinked pages risks being seen as thin content The post Google Answers If Splitting A Long Article Could Result In Thin Content appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
How To Combine SEO & PPC Keyword Strategies For More Effective ROI via @sejournal, @seomonitor
Learn a simple, 3-step marketing method for combining your SEO & PPC keyword data to get better organic & paid results & more effective ROI. The post How To Combine SEO & PPC Keyword Strategies For More Effective ROI appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Product Launch Checklist: How to Launch a Product, According to HubSpot’s Experts
Like a tree falling in the woods, if you plan a product launch without spreading the word — will anyone use it? Will anyone even want it? Probably not. Whether you’re launching something huge, something small, or you’re updating a current offering, you’ll want to start your preparation well in advance of the launch date with a product launch checklist. Because there are so many moving parts in this process, bringing your product to market can be intimidating and tricky. To help you, we’ve come up with a step-by-step checklist for a successful product launch and gathered the best product […]
Google: Noindexed Pages Do Not Impact Crawl Budget via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google’s Search Relations team confirms noindexed pages don’t adversely impact a website’s crawl budget, no matter how many a site has. The post Google: Noindexed Pages Do Not Impact Crawl Budget appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google: Disavowing Random Links Flagged By Tools Is A Waste Of Time via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Google says that disavowing random links that a tool has flagged is not a good use of time The post Google: Disavowing Random Links Flagged By Tools Is A Waste Of Time appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
The 2 Simple & Straightforward Methods for Market Sizing Your Business
When you’re considering a new venture, one of the first things you should do is determine whether there is a valuable market for it. Imagine putting in months of hard work to realize that there are only 100 people in the U.S. who will potentially buy your product. Knowing this early on will enable you to make educated business decisions and decide what’s worth pursuing. Discover the methods to calculate your market size and accurately measure your business’ revenue potential. There are several reasons why every business should spend time sizing its market: It helps you determine if it’s a […]
The 6 Stages of the Product Life Cycle
When I was 12 years old, I used to be confused about my cousin’s CD collection. Why have CDs when I could go on iTunes and listen to all my favorite songs? This is a perfect example of a product life cycle (PLC) in action. No one wants their product to become “obsolete” and reach the end of its product life cycle. That’s why it’s important to understand what stage your product is in so you can make better marketing and business decisions. Below, we’ll learn about the product life cycle inside and out. If you’re in a pinch, use […]
Is Fresh Content A Google Ranking Factor? via @sejournal, @KayleLarkin
To decide if “freshness” could be a ranking factor, we need to understand what the “Freshness” algorithm updates mean and how they affect search rankings. The post Is Fresh Content A Google Ranking Factor? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Ex-Googler Answers Why Google Search is Getting Worse via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Ex-Googler Marissa Mayer says there’s nothing wrong with Google Search, it’s the web that’s getting worse The post Ex-Googler Answers Why Google Search is Getting Worse appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Ex-Googler On Featured Snippets: Google is More Hesitant To Send Users Out Into The Web via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Ex-Googler offers opinion that uptick in featured snippets is because Google is “concerned about some of the low-quality experiences out on the web” The post Ex-Googler On Featured Snippets: Google is More Hesitant To Send Users Out Into The Web appeared first on Search Engine Journal.