It had to happen, and it has. The most recent Google update, named Pigeon, is focused on local search results, and it has had some rather wide reaching effects.
The stated intention of this update is to more closely tie local results with what the standard web ranking signals now are.
It’s tough enough to make sure you are fitting enough time into your day to make your social media efforts happen. It’s a tragedy if all that effort is wasted!
After wracking your brain to come up with clever and useful posts for your Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Google+ account or whatever combination you happen to work with, if nobody is moved to click on the links you’ve placed in those posts it’s just not worth the work.
Keeping up with all of the trends in marketing can be a full-time task, and it’s the same with email marketing. Within the last several years there have been changes made that only make an already effective technique even more so. Nevertheless like all business models, there are some best practices you’ll want to follow to get the best results possible.
One of the fastest growing segments of content marketing is a thing called visual marketing. Essentially this involves utilizing and optimizing images within content and as content, and then making the most of the enormous reach and viral nature of social media to spread this content all over the place.
Choosing a social media tool set to handle the massive tasks before you is almost as bad as the problem it’s trying to fix. How to determine which of these tools are really necessary, and what they can do for you can be difficult.
Clearly there is a need though, as managing social media for your business is not for the faint of heart.
Cloud-based file-sharing service Dropbox has quickly grow to be a favorite of computer users due to its simpleness and power. But these days Dropbox has a new mission, according to TechCrunch writer Matthew Panzarino. According to him, the company now hopes to be the cloud’s default photo-sharing service.
3 Easy Ways to Keep Visitors on Your Site Longer
What is your bounce rate and why does it matter? Your bounce rate is the rate at which visitors depart from your web pages. A quick look at your Google Analytics may reveal some rather sobering information for you.
Use Google Analytics to Get Actionable Intel for Your Small Business
If you ask a typical already-overwhelmed small business owner if they’d like to begin using Google Analytics, the average response is one of wide-eyed fear, dreading taking on the mountains of data that Analytics can provide.
Does your iPad regularly crash as you surf the Web? Does your iPhone fight to pull up videos and Web pages? The odds are your device is getting old. And this often means poor performance. There is hope, though. Lifehacker writer Gordon Whitson in a recent feature suggested several tips for owners trying to inject new life into their lethargic iPhone or iPad.
Promote Your Biz with a 6-Second Looping Video
If you’ve experienced any videos on the new Twitter platform, Vine, you’ve likely been quite intrigued by them, but perhaps also confused as to exactly how to make use of this new platform. What it takes, is a clear idea of your idea! You’ve got a mere six seconds to present your message, so time is of the essence!
How other businesses are making use of Vine videos
The limitations of the platform have not prevented businesses from creating very impactful videos on Vine.
