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How to Create a Great Social Media Strategy Plan in 2022

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Many businesses find creating a social media strategy overwhelming. There are so many networks available, and they’re constantly adding new features to learn and integrate into your plan. If you don’t have a full-time team of social media experts at your disposal, it’s even harder. But the fact is that your success depends on having a sensible and straightforward strategy that fits your resources and goals. By the end of this guide, you’ll know how to develop a social media strategy that will drive traffic and quell that overwhelming feeling you get whenever you open Instagram or Twitter. Your social […]

The Top 8 Heatmap Software Options Compared via @sejournal, @rio_seo

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Not sure what you need to improve your site? Pinpoint where your customers engage the most (and least) with these top 8 heat mapping tools. The post The Top 8 Heatmap Software Options Compared appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Why Having A User-First Approach To SEO Is Important via @sejournal, @jesseseogeek

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Here are five steps you can take to make your site more user-friendly, and hopefully climb further up the search engine results page rankings. The post Why Having A User-First Approach To SEO Is Important appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

5 Ways To Check If Google Analytics Is Working via @sejournal, @drumming

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Ensure that your Google Analytics tracking is set up accurately. Doublecheck if you have tracking issues with these 5 easy methods. The post 5 Ways To Check If Google Analytics Is Working appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Google Brings Optimization Score To Performance Max Campaigns via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

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Google is rolling out six new features for Performance Max campaigns, including the long-awaited optimization score. The post Google Brings Optimization Score To Performance Max Campaigns appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Ready for S’more? The MozCon 2022 Day Two Recap

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Day two of Camp MozCon was everything we expected it to be: more networking, more marshmallows, and more brilliant presentations from the top minds in the industry. Speakers covered the SEO gamut — from research and content creation, to e-commerce, and more! Not only were the presentations chock-full of insights, but the storytelling had us feeling as though we were all sitting around the campfire. Everyone was dialed in and ready to turn insights into actions. More Than Pageviews: Evaluating Content Success & Correcting Content Failure — Dana DiTomaso Dana started the day by making us think: what is the […]

A Comprehensive Guide to Local SEO in 2022

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Local search is powerful for small businesses: 46% of all Google searches are looking for local information. If your business isn’t optimized for local search, you could miss out on potential customers ready to shop in your area. In short, local SEO is critical if you want your business to stay relevant. To help you optimize your business for local SEO, we’ve created a comprehensive guide covering local SEO tips and tools. By the end of the guide, you’ll have a firm understanding on how to optimize your business to reach potential consumers who use local search to choose which […]

YouTube Answers Questions About Community Guidelines Appeals via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

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YouTube demystifies the community guidelines appeal process in a new video answering commonly asked questions from creators. The post YouTube Answers Questions About Community Guidelines Appeals appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Does The CMS Matter For Search Rankings? via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

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Google’s Search Advocate John Mueller answers whether there’s an SEO advantage to choosing one type of content management system (CMS) over another. The post Does The CMS Matter For Search Rankings? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

WATCH: Why The Boondocks Producer’s Next Move Is NFTs

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Carl Jones, best known for his involvement in the cult classic series The Boondocks, recently entered the NFT space with the release of the 10,000-piece Bubblegoose Ballers collection. The collection’s genesis can can be traced back to his childhood. Growing up, Jones viewed puffy bomber jackets or “bubblegoose” jackets as status symbols within his neighborhood, describing their wearers as “ballers.” Inspired by this imagery, Jones set out to make the earliest iterations of his characters. Over the course of his long career in the entertainment industry, these characters have never seen a home — that is, until Jones discovered NFTs. […]
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