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Search engine optimization, as all traditional definitions describe it, is going to become obsolete. And the change has already begun. The Internet has always been a landgrab. It started with domain name poaching and infrastructure oligopolies. Then we moved onto gaming search engines.
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Search engine optimization (SEO) tips include website design best practices for how to get Google to rank your content higher in search engine results placement or SERP. In fact, the preceding sentence is a great example of just how cumbersome this practice has made Web-based communications.
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The eight YouTube SEO tips that follow brought my company's videos to the top search position at YouTube for keywords such as “marketing automation,” “lead scoring” and “personalization.” 1. Metadata Name of the file -- While filling in metadata after you upload a video
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If search engine optimization brings the wrong customers to the wrong pages then everybody loses. A while ago I wanted to buy a desk phone. I searched for “desk phones” and one of the results that came up was Viking Direct.
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Customer engagement helps sales teams drive incremental revenue, ideation helps inform the product roadmap for product management and SEO helps the marketing team rank higher for particular keywords. Ask customer support managers and they’ll tell you how customer communities can make their teams more valuable.
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If 2012 was the year of the cloud and 2013 saw broad acceptance of big data, 2014 could go down as the year of cheaper analytics. The year has been filled with announcements of new features from scores of vendors of all sizes, from SaaS providers like Gainsight and gShift
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Just a few weeks ago, Google rolled out its latest Panda search-algorithm update -- otherwise known as the search update that could destroy your business. Ever since, experts in the Search Engine Optimization (SEO) world have been struggling to understand the potential impact.
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Google's search results ranking algorithm got another update this week as Google released Panda 4.0, a Google employee announced on Twitter. Marketers should take note, especially since more than 70 percent of searches online take place in Google. Google's Matt Cutts broke the news last night on Twitter: Google
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With more than 70 percent of online searches happening in Google, it is no surprise that content marketers are constantly looking for new ways to use the search engine to realize ROI, be it by getting leads out of organic channels or by other attribution based metrics or means.
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What do millennials want? You know, besides things like more in-person collaboration ? It's not an easy question to answer. But millennials are the up-and-coming buying generation for marketers, of course. They are the smartphone-loving, screen-touching, head-buried-in-screens, tweeting generation.
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Sure, the days of Mad Men are long gone, marketers are no longer creating clever content and sending it out into the world, hoping that something will resonate with the customer.
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Does the marketing world need another trend-spotting tool for Twitter? Toronto-based gShift thinks so and today added a Social Keyword Research module to its web analytics platform for high-end clients.
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Everyone has a solution. Visualization vendors tout dashboard technologies that pull data from all of your sources and display it beautifully, with segmentation and filtering that enables you to get to the most granular of data points.
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Collaboration requires more than the people on your team. The future of collaboration has moved beyond top-down task assignment and required participation with set deliverables.
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