How Google Analytics Empowers Content Marketing Strategy
Why do you think I’m writing this article? I’m sure your wheels are turning. What a confusing lead question. Maybe you feel that I’m writing… Read More
Tag: blogs
Google Medic: How to SEO Proof Your Site in the Trust Authority Era
In August of 2018, Google released one of their most substantial updates in recent memory. The update, labeled by many as the “medic update,” substantially… Read More
New Year’s Resolutions: Digital Marketing Edition
That magical time of the year has come around again. Yes, it is time to make your new year’s resolutions. To help you get started,… Read More
Instagram Hashtags: How You Can Use Them Tastefully (And What Not to Do)
Love ‘em or hate ‘em, Instagram hashtags (and hashtags in general) are here to stay. Hashtags have proven to increase engagement for Instagram posts, as… Read More
Website Redesign SEO: What to Do When Your Traffic Takes a Nosedive
Redesigning the website was near the top of the to-do list when you accepted the offer to take over marketing for your company earlier this… Read More
Blogs become more main stream, but not Mainstream
One of the great things about blogs is that there appears to be as many different interpretations and definitions as to what they are as… Read More
Accidental Link Building Through Blogging
At last week’s Next Generation Marketing Conference (which was a second cousin twice removed from exceptional – get yourself to Martinsburg June 12th) I heard… Read More
The Perfect Meal for Women: Chocolate Covered Blogs
This cracked me up when I received notice of it in my inbox this morning (courtesy of mediapost) and I’m not sure why. According to… Read More
Blog Your Way to a Footloose and Fancy-Free Flashdance
I’ve no idea what my dearly beloved’s blood alcohol level needs to reach before she hits social critical mass, but she always manages to reach… Read More
Steering Clear of Clueless Cliches and Bizarre Buzzwords
It intrigues my why we use cliches. The most preposterous cliché users tend to be sportsmen, politicians, and business types of every persuasion. It’s a… Read More