Many SEOs take a scattered approach to keyword targeting, optimizing for disparate terms without a cohesive strategy. This leads to fragmented efforts and inconsistent rankings. A better approach is to use topic clustering to group semantically related keywords together. By organizing keywords into clusters around high-level topics and sub-topics, you can target more efficiently and
We’ve seen it play out too many times. One news outlet puts significant resources into reporting a story. As soon as it goes online, it’s being reported by other media. The place that broke the story quickly cedes control as higher- rated websites rank higher in search. Often, cloned copies of the same wire service
How effective is your website for building awareness and consideration? Most people would say it’s pretty good. In fact, the majority of B2B marketers say it is their most effective tool for the early stages of the buying funnel. In a report by Forrester, most B2B marketers said their business websites were more effective than
Here’s an idea: tech companies pay you for the data you provide. State lawmakers in California, led by Gov. Gavin Newsom have proposed assessing a financial value on the personal data companies collect about their users. The LA Times reports that there is a research team looking at the issue to create a so-called “data
Facebook is changing the way it ranks video on its social media platform. Three factors that will impact video rankings and affect distribution. Loyalty and intent Video and viewing duration Originality Loyalty and intent Intent and repeat viewership are important factors we consider when surfacing videos to people in News Feed. Going forward, FB will
Long-form content results in 56% more social shares than content shorter than 1,000 words, according to new research from BuzzSumo and Backlinko. The research, which analyzed over 900 million articles, also discovered that long-form content was correlated with better backlink performance. Specifically, posts weighing in at more than 3,000 words receive an average of 77.2% more referring