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How to Write an Effective Communications Plan [+ Template]

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Remember the “Tide Pod Challenge?” That horrendous time at the beginning of 2018 when adolescents filmed themselves ingesting laundry detergent? While it was a funny (albeit dangerous) start to the new year, this small boost of infamy was a PR mess for the detergent brand in question, Tide, whose crisis communication team had to figure out how to respond to America’s teens swallowing their toxic product. Tide’s parent company, Procter & Gamble, was swift in their response, thanks in large part to their communication plan. In this post, you’ll learn how to create an effective communication plan that prepares you […]

Keyword Mapping: A Beginner’s Guide via @sejournal, @ViolaEva1

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Keyword mapping will help you identify your keyword phrases and determine where they should go on your website. The post Keyword Mapping: A Beginner’s Guide appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

What To Tweet: 24 Ideas For Inspiration via @sejournal, @TaylorDanRW

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Creating an engaging brand presence starts with the first tweet. Stay on brand and find inspiration from 24 examples of first, funny, and viral tweets. The post What To Tweet: 24 Ideas For Inspiration appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Google Updates Article Structured Data Guidance via @sejournal, @martinibuster

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Google updated the guidance for the headline property of the articles structured data The post Google Updates Article Structured Data Guidance appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Meta Fined $414M for EU Privacy Law Violations via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

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Meta has been fined a total of $414 million by the Irish Data Protection Commission for violating EU privacy laws. The post Meta Fined $414M for EU Privacy Law Violations appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

2023 Local SEO Success: Human Power in a Year of Change

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2023 will be a run-up to the Olympics for the world’s top athletes who will be competing in a variety of events to prove themselves ready to represent their countries in the Paris Games, and I have a strong hunch that the coming months will be a strenuous exercise in fortitude for local business owners and their marketers, as well. Having weathered the extraordinary events that occurred in local search in the second half of 2022 – most particularly the deprecation of the historic Google Business Profile Manager Dashboard and a slew of business-impacting bugs – it’s my prediction that […]

18 Online Review Stats Every Marketer Should Know via @sejournal, @jonleeclark

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Reviews are an unavoidable part of doing business today. Here are 18 stats to prove the importance of online reviews. The post 18 Online Review Stats Every Marketer Should Know appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Microsoft Bing With ChatCPT Reportedly Launching In March via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

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Microsoft’s Bing search engine is set to get a boost with the integration of OpenAI’s ChatGPT chatbot technology. The post Microsoft Bing With ChatCPT Reportedly Launching In March appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Upcoming Drops: January 3-8

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Let’s face it: The NFT space moves really fast. Considering how quickly things can change in the metaverse, a week in NFTs might as well be a month IRL. Don’t get us wrong — the more people onboarded into the space, the merrier. But because of the constant influx of great art and ideas, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to keep up with all the news, launches, and general happenings. Well, you can put the days of endless Twitter and Discord scrolling behind you, as we put together a weekly list of upcoming NFT drops you definitely don’t want to miss. […]

Owning Our Coverage: Here’s How We Decide What’s Fit to Print

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Making sense of the news cycle can be exceptionally challenging. We live in an age of information overload, and parsing out what’s factual and relevant from what’s sensational and reckless is tricky for even the most seasoned internet denizen — and journalists are no exception. As a publisher, it is our job to produce objective and impartial coverage of notable and newsworthy events. We owe it to ourselves and our readers to take this responsibility seriously and focus our attention on subjects that matter — on the stories that uplift, inspire, or highlight valid concerns. And we also owe it […]
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