Today’s advertiser is looking for ways to use video content in ads to increase visibility, engage, and convert leads. The good news is that getting started...
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People rarely just search for whatever you sell, click on your website, and buy right away. In fact, 71% of them start their research with a generic search....
For enterprise brands, publishing content is easy. But, how valuable is that content to your target audience? Is your content leading to higher bounce rates? This...
Google published an explainer that offers insights into how Google handles reviews left for local businesses on Google Maps. The article outlines the multiple steps and...
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Have you wondered what the optimal word count was for a blog post or web page? Over the years, that number has been a moving target....
A new patent from Google dated December 28, 2021, focuses on how to interpret queries and solve them based on entity information. I often link to...
If marketing is the art of persuasion, then retargeting is that art at its finest. A user that has expressed interest in our brand, products, or...
Would you like to receive more traffic from social networks? According to research by Alexa, social media networks drive 0.8% – 12.2% of a website’s traffic,...
The Essential Addons for Elementor WordPress plugin, with over a million users recently patched multiple vulnerabilities that could have allowed malicious attackers to run arbitrary code...
