One common content marketing challenge is feeling you have nothing to write about. One tip I’ve learned, go to Google and type: [your keyword] filetype:pdf “table of contents” You’ll be met with a bunch of assets that you can use for inspiration. Get inspired by them. Or, if you would like your content to be very well documented type …
Reddit’s traffic is very underestimated, and I remember that everytime I see Reddit in the top 20-50 most visited sites lists for almost every country I study. But the thing is when forums died discussions moved over to Reddit. So many subreddits now have hundreds of thousands of followers. Millions of posts. That’s a lot of content. That’s a lot …
Something less known and discussed when in comes to meta descriptions: Don’t include double quotation marks (“…”) in them. Google’s search engines understand double quotation marks as HTML code and this can result in your meta description becoming truncated at the first quote mark, meaning the search engines will cut off the end of the description and replace it with …
One of my favorite tool these days is KeywordsEverywhere. It’s an add-on with both a free and a paid version that every time you watch YouTube clips shows you the tags that were used for those clips. That’s how I accidentally stumbled upon tags like the ones in the image bellow, which I found to be a genius tactic for …
1. You are not targeting the right people – test different audiences (ex: gender, age groups, locations, interests, interactions with site, devices, relationships, spendings) 2. You are not targeting people at the right time – target to reach the most motivated people (ex: days&hours, life events coming up) 3. You keep targeting the same people – create new audiences, …
SEO people talk about RankBrain, but let’s talk a little about how the actual brain actually works. More exactly about how our brains work when we search through it for some information we need, such as “where did I leave my keys”? or “how was that movie called”? No matter what the popular Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich, besides …
This is one of the first very creative methods of finding great link sources I stumbled upon and I have to give Glen Allsopp from ViperChill kudos for it, and for his article writing skills in general. For those who have not heard of it, Flippa is an online market for buying and selling websites. Because those interested in buying a website …