We’ve been working together with our sister site, ClickZ, to honor the best and brightest marketing technology companies today (which includes some SEO-related tools). These Marketing Technology Awards are voted on 50/50 by the community and by a panel of judges. The ceremony will be hosted by Scott Brinker, and will take place on the […]
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This blog post is part of a weekly series to tell you more about the sessions at the PPC Hero Summit, a free online seminar for digital marketers on Wednesday, March 6th. If paid media is a part of your job, this event is for you. Register here. The PPC Hero Summit is exactly 2
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What do we need to know about technical SEO in 2019? Here’s an overview to keep in mind. Technical SEO is different from what we know as standard SEO. It dives deeper into the analysis of content and it can help you draw very interesting conclusions. Mike King from iPullRank delivered a highly informative presentation
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Remember That Your Work is Not Over After the Show Patience is key when it comes to following up after trade shows. Depending on your industry, the sales cycle can last weeks, even months. That is why maintaining an open line of communication with your new contacts is key to keeping them moving from one
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As 2018 neared its end, a group of seven WebDevStudios (WDS) teammates, along with approximately 1400 members of the WordPress community, descended upon Nashville, Tennessee to attend WordCamp US 2018, in its final year in this honky-tonk city. WDS attended last year, and we couldn’t wait to attend again this year. Collectively, we think Nashville
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The appearance of Google CEO Sundar Pichai in front of Congress yesterday has been eagerly anticipated by those of us following the company’s tumultuous year in the face of criticism from international press, human rights organizations, and its own staff. The hearing – lasting more than three hours – was titled Transparency & Accountability: Examining
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Ads, emails and other digital marketing practices aren’t always the way to a customer’s heart. Many brands know it and are meeting that demand by putting together memorable experiences to capture their attention. Events and trade shows have become an easy way to do that since you have an opportunity to see your customers face
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Hang onto your cowboy hats, Nashville, because team WebDevStudios (WDS) is landing! WordCamp US 2018 takes place this weekend, December 7-9, for its second and final year in Nashville. WDS attended last year, and we’re doing it again. The event’s sessions are jam-packed, including all things Gutenberg. You can see a full schedule here. As
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This year’s TechSEO Boost, an event dedicated to technical SEO and hosted by Catalyst, took place on November 29 in Boston. Billed as the conference “for developers and advanced SEO specialists,” TechSEO Boost built on the success of the inaugural event in 2017 with a day of enlightening, challenging talks from the sharpest minds in
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We invited Michael Akkerman, Global Head of Partners Program at Pinterest, to our NY office yesterday evening to speak on visual search. He talked about discovery over search, audience engagement over audience size, less time more well-spent over more total time spent, and social communities over social networks. It was an insightful, instructive, and *obviously* visual-heavy
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