Social media platforms are no longer solely spaces for updating friends and sharing photos. These digital channels now serve a much greater purpose: they function as virtual shopping malls where browsing and buying merge seamlessly.
Recent GoDaddy research reveals that 79% of Millennials and 80% …
When it comes to SEO, it seems that the entire goal is to increase traffic and get your website seen as much as possible. Climbing to the top of the results page can sometimes seem like the solitary goal of all SEO analysts. However, it gets a little more nuanced than that.
So maybe you’re the Director of Marketing at an enterprise business. Or you’re the Head of Business Development. Perhaps you’re in charge of advertising relations. No matter your title, if you’re the liaison between your enterprise business and your digital marketing agency, this is a must-read.
April 2017 Update: According to Google, the mobile-first update is still months away. It will likely launch sometime in 2017.
As the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election winds to a close (cue a collective sigh of relief), it’s safe to assume there will be many books written on the historic nature of this election season.
Before “Googling” became a verb, before Google developed page-ranking algorithms, and before Google became the backbone of today’s digital marketing infrastructure — how the hell did search engines work?
They say SEO is dead, huh? While there may be somewhat less control over organic rankings these days, SEO is still effective for local businesses. Today, we’ll discuss one of the lesser utilized forms of SEO – local business schema.
