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Google On Recipe Pages – Are They Getting Too Long? via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google hears the complaints about recipe pages getting too long, and suggests more concise pages might be better for users. The post Google On Recipe Pages – Are They Getting Too Long? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
How Much Revenue Are You Losing From Organic Traffic Declines? [Webinar] via @sejournal, @hethr_campbell
“Why are we losing traffic?” We know Traffic = Customers = Revenue. Don’t worry. The tips in this webinar make recovering lost organic traffic easy. The post How Much Revenue Are You Losing From Organic Traffic Declines? [Webinar] appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
23 Simple Email Marketing Tips to Improve Your Open and Clickthrough Rates [+HubSpot Blog Data]
Practicing good inbound marketing means sending emails to people who actually want to hear from you. But oftentimes, your emails still end up getting lost in your customers’ inbox clutter — or worse, their spam folder. And then, when someone actually opens your email, they don’t actually click through. You might think to yourself, “Ugh, I just can’t win.” Don’t worry, I’ve got your back. Here are 23 tips that are perfect for small and growing businesses, but anyone can embrace right now to improve their emails’ open rates, clickthrough rates, and lead generation potential. Email Marketing Tips for Small […]
15 of the Best Women@INBOUND Quotes to Inspire You Today
INBOUND is a key milestone for professionals in industries spanning across marketing, sales, customer success, revenue operations, and more. For Women’s History Month, the INBOUND team is excited to highlight some of the most impactful quotes from the incredibly talented women who have graced our stages over the past 10 years. Providing opportunities that go beyond having a seat at the table to actually having a voice is how we will continue to transform the future of business. Let’s dive in. Sign Up to Speak at INBOUND 2022 15 Inspirational Quotes from Past INBOUND Women Speakers 1. “Fail is the […]
De-Escalate Or Deescalate? An Unsightly Word Either Way
In either form, de-escalate or deescalate is an awkward word you would rarely use in writing. Most dictionaries use the hyphenated form because of the problem with two Es. But the interesting aspect is how the word escalate was invented. Also, how politicians then exploited its opposite meaning. Adding the prefix de to negate words is in everyday use now. But it is not always the best or most pleasing choice. The origins of the word escalate The first use of the word escalate dates back to 1900. At the Exposition Universelle in Paris that year, Charles Seeberger, an American […]
The Benefits of Outsourcing Your Company’s Digital Marketing
As active users of social media platforms rise exponentially, digital marketing has become a vital part of growth for every business. However, it’s tough to attain success with digital marketing. The marketing professionals have to reach out to the target audience with the available resources. But, when also trying hard to manage your business; you … The post The Benefits of Outsourcing Your Company’s Digital Marketing appeared first on Digital Agency Network.
Free The Story: How B2B Marketers Can Use Digital Storytelling To Bring Content Alive In New Ways
How does digital storytelling help B2B marketers bring content to life in powerful new ways? With more B2B buying research and ongoing customer engagement than ever taking place online over the past two years, there have never been as many opportunities to benefit from digital storytelling, yet greater competition has made it vital to create content that truly stands out and engages. Let’s take a look at how well-crafted digital storytelling can propel B2B content to new successes, and how B2B marketers can breathe new life into content in a variety of digital formats. Empathy Transforms Digital Storytelling A shift […]
Hurry Up and Wait: On Writing and Getting Published
Lately, I’ve been experiencing this kind of déjà vu as it relates to the countdown to publication of my upcoming novel, Scarlet in Blue. It’s kind of a nagging feeling, like a mosquito bite on the middle of my back that I can’t reach to scratch. I find my foot and leg constantly moving up and down at a pretty-high speed, I’m biting the cuticles of my nails, and trying to perform slow breathing exercises to calm the tightness in my chest. Which doesn’t work because I can’t sit still. Anxiety, my doctor says. Like that was new information. But […]
User Search History As A Google Ranking Factor: What You Need To Know via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Check out the claims around user search history as a ranking factor and get clarity around the extent to which it impacts results. The post User Search History As A Google Ranking Factor: What You Need To Know appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
What Is Local SEO & Why Local Search Matters via @sejournal, @mirandalmwrites
If you don’t have a dedicated local SEO strategy, you could be missing out on valuable opportunities to get found and engage customers. Here’s why. The post What Is Local SEO & Why Local Search Matters appeared first on Search Engine Journal.