TheDigitalArtist / Pixabay The first hurdle to overcome when you decide to add coaching to your business is actually signing on clients to coach. Sales activities will likely be taking up most of your energy in the beginning so you can increase your roster of clients. Your job is far from over when you sign […]
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Google’s adding another social-like feature into their search results, this time by adding posts from popular musicians within relevant SERPs. As you can see in the examples above, musicians can now post direct on Google, via Google Posts, enabling them to add personal insights to help to guide searchers with relevant information about tour dates,
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Back to Podcast John Jantsch: Hello and welcome to another episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast. This is John Jantsch, and my guest today is Garrett Moon. He is the CEO and Co-Founder at CoSchedule. He’s also the author of a book we’re going to talk about today, “10x Marketing Formula: Your Blueprint for
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Marketing Podcast with Garrett MoonPodcast Transcript My guest for this week’s episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast is Garrett Moon. He is the CEO and co-founder of CoSchedule, the web’s most popular marketing calendar and the fastest growing startup in North Dakota. He and I discuss his new book, 10x Marketing Formula. Ranked as the
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87 percent of B2B marketers say they use analytics tools to manage their content marketing efforts, but only 35 percent say they measure content marketing return-on-investment (ROI). That’s a pretty big disconnect. If we have the tools, why aren’t we measuring the value of the content that we’re spending time, resources, and energy on creating?
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Before a search engine can rank a page or a post it needs to index it. A crawler must discover a piece of content before it can evaluate if it is a valuable addition to its index. One of the ways crawlers discover pages, is by crawling XML sitemaps. After a page has been indexed,
Google has been rolling out many new search features over the past few months related to images, featured snippets, and the knowledge graph. Today the search giant released another feature called “multifaceted featured snippets.” Multifaceted featured snippets will be surfaced for queries that are sufficiently broad enough to allow for more than one interpretation of
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We analyzed 10,000 Google Home search results to answer the question: How do you optimize your site for voice search? Specifically, we investigated the role of 11 potential ranking factors (including PageSpeed, Schema, and HTTPS) on voice search results. And in this post I’m going to share what we discovered. A Summary of Our Most
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Google has added a new feature named Google Word Coach to the Google dictionary and translate boxes within web search for non-English searchers. When you do a search that triggers a dictionary or translate box, Google may show you this Word Coach that helps you “expand English-language vocabulary in a fun and engaging way,” a
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Everybody knows what the Google Search Engine Results Page (SERP) looks like. We’ve all been there. We cross that page with every search we do. Still, the page can look rather different depending on what you’re searching for. And, which of those results are paid for and which are not – the organic ones? In
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