10 Metrics to Track When Analyzing Your Social Media Marketing

Social Media Marketing Industry Report In our 10th annual social media study (44 pages, 70+ charts) of 5700+ marketers, you’ll discover which social networks marketers most plan on using, organic social activities, paid social media plans, and much more! Get this free report and never miss another great article from Social Media Examiner.

How to Create Content for SEO by @Atomic_Reach

This is a sponsored post written by AtomicReach. The opinions expressed in this article are the sponsor’s own. Harnessing the power of SEO can feel like an overwhelming task. Whether you are a marketing professional, entrepreneur, or someone that just fell into the role of dealing with this, managing SEO can feel confusing. In its purest form,…

How to Write Effective Facebook Sponsored Posts

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Bing Ads bad account takedowns doubled in 2018

Bing Ads doubled the number of accounts it took down year over year, suspending nearly 200,000 accounts in 2018. It also removed 900 million ads and 300,000 sites from the Bing Ads platform, according to its annual report on ad quality. Areas of attention. Tech support scams, crypto and weapons topped the list of sectors…

A Complete Guide to Social Media Customer Service by @anna_bredava

ADVERTISEMENT Social media was created with the idea of dialogue in mind, so it’s not surprising that more and more users choose it as the main channel of communication with brands. According to a study by J.D. Power, 67 percent of consumers have used a company’s social media site for servicing; therefore, having a social…

SEOs frustrated by Google’s belated pagination announcement

This week, SEOs learned that Google stopped supporting the rel=prev/next markup (that indicates a web page is part of a larger set of pages) within its indexing process years ago. Having factored rel=prev/next into their site design and investing time into maintaining those structures, site owners, web designers, and SEOs have some charged emotions about…

Google apologizes for rel=next/prev mixup

Google confirmed yesterday that it hasn’t supported rel=next/prev for years. Google admitted that it was an oversight, a mixup. It removed support but didn’t communicate that until someone on the Google webmaster trends team noticed it wasn’t being used any more by Google search. It was an oversight. “We apologize for any confusion. This was…

The Rise of On-Page SEO Tools: Pushing the Frontiers of SEO & Content

Let’s talk content and on-page SEO — on steroids. Let’s talk about cutting-edge SEO research that can truly transform your ranking success. Our discussions over the last few years have been focused on editorial plans, query intent, and user engagement. While they are surely a part of the equation (and I am a deep believer…