How to make better SEO reports for the C-suite
With a looming recession, every penny invested in marketing must deliver ROI. When misalignments exist between a CMO’s vision and SEO, getting buy-in won’t be […]
Month: March 2023
How to optimize your Amazon brand store
As an ecommerce retailer, having an appealing virtual store is essential. Without a brick-and-mortar space to decorate, you must create an engaging online store, especially […]
WP Statistics WordPress Plugin Patches CSRF Vulnerability
WP Statistics WordPress plugin, with 600,000+ active installs, patched a CSRF vulnerability The post WP Statistics WordPress Plugin Patches CSRF Vulnerability appeared first on Search […]
Charting the course for third-party cross-media audience measurement
A Letter to the Industry: Getting cross-media audience measurement right. And why we all need to hold ourselves to a higher bar. Source: Google Inside […]
Lessons From 10 Women Leaders To Inspire Your Professional Journey
Read the advice from 10 women who have made it in the industry and learn from their wisdom to build your professional SEO career. The […]
Smarter Ads: 5 Cost-Efficient Ways To Get Higher Return On Paid Media
Here are 5 paid media tactics that help you focus on getting the right traffic, not the most traffic. The post Smarter Ads: 5 Cost-Efficient […]
This day in search marketing history: March 8
Goodbye, Google Toolbar PageRank In 2016, Google confirmed that it would be removing Toolbar PageRank. Google would still continue using PageRank data internally within the […]
Secrets of a marketing champ: 3 ways to prove your value by Cynthia Ramsaran
Showing your marketing impact can help you prove the value of your work to other teams and help you become more efficient with your time […]
Is TikTok Facing A US Ban?
The RESTRICT Act, introduced by a bipartisan group of senators, could ban the Chinese-owned social media app TikTok in the US. The post Is TikTok […]
YouTube Updates Ad Policy To Allow More Profanity In Videos
YouTube now allows more profanity in videos. Moderate profanity is eligible for full ad revenue, while strong profanity may receive limited ads. The post YouTube […]
