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15 Top Digital Marketing Tools & Why We Love Them via @sejournal, @gwthhackguides
Check out 15 popular digital marketing tools (in no particular order) marketers are using to help businesses like yours automate tasks and get found online. The post 15 Top Digital Marketing Tools & Why We Love Them appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
WD Poetic Form Challenge: Kimo
I’m hoping to announce the winner of the chanso WD Poetic Form Challenge within the next week, but let’s go ahead and start another new poetic form challenge. This time around, we’ll write the kimo, an Israeli three-liner. Find the rules for writing the kimo here. So start writing them and sharing here (on this specific post) for a chance to be published in Writer’s Digest magazine–as part of the Poetic Asides column. Note on commenting: On this new site, you have to set up a free Disqus account and then scroll to the bottom of this page (or any […]
6 Books I Wish I Could Read for the First Time Again
You know that feeling when a book is so good you hesitate to finish it? And then when you do finish, you want to start it all over again, but as if it’s the first time? (3 Things I Learned About Writing From Reading L.A. Weather by María Amparo Escandón) I’ve said this before, but it bears repeating. I came to writing from my love of reading. I’ve always been a voracious reader, and so many books inform, inspire, and invigorate my writing. And I think we all have that list of books that impacted us so profoundly, we wish […]
Google Discusses Value Of Non-Recommended Structured Data via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Googler’s discuss how using non-recommended structured data could be useful The post Google Discusses Value Of Non-Recommended Structured Data appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google Says It’s Normal For Cached JavaScript Pages To Appear Empty via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
JavaScript-based webpages may appear blank or incomplete in Google’s cache, which is normal and not indicative of any problems. The post Google Says It’s Normal For Cached JavaScript Pages To Appear Empty appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Brand Strategy 101: 7 Important Elements of a Company Branding Plan
Just as an architect draws out a building plan before they start building, you need to develop a brand strategy for your business. Strategic branding helps you set yourself apart from your competition and build customer loyalty. In this article, you’ll learn all about the branding methods and essential elements of a branding strategy you need to grow a brand that’ll stand the test of time. (We’ll get into that more in a bit.) A well-defined and executed brand strategy affects all aspects of a business and is directly connected to consumer needs, emotions, and competitive environments. First, let’s clear […]
How Writing What I Knew Shaped My Debut Novel
A piece of my debut novel has been in me my whole life, aching to come out, begging me to find a way. Yet for many years, through many attempts—in poetry, in memoir, in short stories, and beyond—the right story wasn’t there. Until one day it was. Because on that day, I learned to lean into myself. The seed of the project I always knew was based on the story of Ukraine and its people, a story my family knew well. Yet seeds don’t always grow. Writing projects become manuscripts and manuscripts become books with work and dedication to one’s […]
Career Building Tips From A Senior Data Scientist At Amazon via @sejournal, @mirandalmwrites
What’s it like to work in data science? A Senior Data Scientist from Amazon shares his career journey and how he keeps machine learning fun. The post Career Building Tips From A Senior Data Scientist At Amazon appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
How To Sell On Instagram: 11 Tips & Social Commerce Examples via @sejournal, @JuliaEMcCoy
Looking to improve your social commerce game? Get started selling on Instagram with these tips and get inspired by successful accounts. The post How To Sell On Instagram: 11 Tips & Social Commerce Examples appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
How to Use the If Function in Google Sheets
One of the most valuable functions in Google Sheets is the “IF” functions. Imagine you want to be able to quickly scan your spreadsheet and answer some key questions. This function will help you do that. Let’s jump into how it works and see some real-life examples. What does the if function do in Google Sheets? In Google Sheets, the if function allows you to check a condition and return a specific value if it’s TRUE. For instance, say you have three columns in a spreadsheet: channel, target, and profit. You want to know which channels hit a profit higher […]