Hook, Line & Sinker Recap- Peep Laja
At the Search Church this past May, we invited some content marketing experts to share the methods, strategies, and tools they use to connect content to those who need it. We’ll be providing their talks on the blog over the next few weeks, so you can all learn from their insights and experience! Last week, […]
You&A with Matt Cutts at SMX Advanced 2014 (& Where is the Penguin Update?)
Every year at SMX Advanced Danny does a You&A with Matt Cutts where audience members submit questions, Danny asks them (the ones he feels are the most valid to a large audience anyway) and Matt answers them. I live tweeted this year’s session and this is the roundup of those tweets along with anything I […]
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The Ultimate List of IFTTT Recipes for Marketers
Here at SEER, we’re big proponents of scaling and automating as many tasks as possible so that we can spend the bulk of our time strategizing for our clients. So, we’re huge fans of IFTTT. If you’re not familiar with IFTTT, it’s simple. IFTTT is a free tool that you can use to connect different […]
Creating a Corporate Blog – 10 Checkpoints for Success
True leaders recognize the value they have to offer. They listen to those around them and are consistent in their teaching. They share personal stories that others can relate to, and offer tools and information to help strengthen the community. Blogs can be leaders in the same way, should the right contributors be committed to […]
Goodbye Google+ Local, Hello Google My Business!
Anyone who has attempted to keep a pulse on Google’s local product offering has probably noticed that it’s been going through somewhat of an identity crisis over the last two or so years. Google Places Google Places for Business Google Plus Local Google’s local platform has been through so many updates recently that it’s hard to keep track of what it’s […]
The Best Chrome Extensions for SEO (and Life In General)
Having grown up with the internet for most of my memorable life, I’ve seen my share of browsers come and go (and, in some cases, unfortunately not go…) But Chrome is, by far, my favorite. The best part about Chrome is its customizability. I have 13 different “users” set up on my browser (how’s that […]
Hook, Line & Sinker Recap – Tracey Halvorsen
At the Search Church this past May, we invited some content marketing experts to share the methods, strategies, and tools they use to connect content to those who need it. We’ll be providing their talks on the blog over the next few weeks, so you can all learn from their insights and experience! First up […]
Does Google Authorship Influence Visibility in Google Search?
Not long after the introduction of Google Authorship in the summer of 2011, many online marketers started to speculate as to whether the authority of an author could influence author visibility in Google Search. These conversations grew more frequent as some users’ Google+ profiles started to amass authority, and as a result, started to become […]
Improving Retention With Facebook Custom Audiences
A SEER client was recently interested in trying to increase retention within their inactive member base. With that in mind, we put together a string of recommendations which including re-engaging those members through Facebook Custom Audiences. What are Custom Audiences? If you’re not familiar with Facebook Custom Audiences, they’re a great self-service way to create […]
Day 1 of #SAScon – lessons learnt
Here’s our coverage of SASCon 2014 – Day 1. Find out the tricks, tips and strategic thinking that came from one of the best industry conferences this year.
Post from Matt Beswick on State of Digital
Day 1 of #SAScon – lessons learnt
WordPress SEO Premium 1.2
As I announced yesterday on the Dradcast, we released a new version of WordPress SEO premium. This is another feature packed update with a lot of things people had been asking us for. Let me go through the list of new features: Import redirects from your .htaccess file If you have a lot of redirects…
This post first appeared on Yoast. Whoopity Doo!
Event Recap – Hook, Line & Sinker
On May 14th we held our sold-out “Hook, Line & Sinker” mini-conference event at the Search Church, a deep dive into content marketing. By bringing together Ed Tettemer, Fastspot’s Tracey Halvorsen, Simple.com’s Scott Edwards, Conversion XL’s Peep Laja and our very own Wil Reynolds, we offered a multi-perspective narrative on content and its role (and […]
Press Release Rankings: Slammed by the Panda?
As we all know, the Panda came roaring back to life this week, doling out panda-gifts to some and panda-monium to others. There were some winners and losers in this round, with eBay getting smashed and small business getting a break, but I found a rather surprising hit that no one is talking about. In […]
5 Techniques for Promoting your Client without Content
At Distilled, we do a lot of client work which involves creating and promoting content. The promotion can include outreach, PR, paid social campaigns or even events. Our most recent piece did pretty well on the promotion front and when you have something great to promote, it makes your life a lot easier!
Hummingbird & Entity Search – #SMXSydney
A roundup of talks at SMX Sydnay 2014 relating to the impact of the Hummingbird algorithm on your SEO strategy, both desktop and mobile.
Post from Annabel Hodges on State of Digital
Hummingbird & Entity Search – #SMXSydney
What the Mainstream Media Doesn’t Get about Panda
It seems the mainstream media has finally caught up – not everyone who gets screwed by Google is a spammer getting his just deserts. MetaFilter has apparently been dying a slow and painful death as a result of the Google Panda updates. And, I’m sad to say a little part of me smiled. Am I […]
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Google Engagement Ad Testing & Results
Now that Google Engagement ads are fully released from beta to all advertisers, they are beginning to gain momentum as an unique and viable ad format. We have been testing engagement ads at SEER and wanted to recap performance of one of our recent tests for a client in the health care industry. What Are […]
7 Must-Check Factors when doing SEO for International Sites
Learn about the most fundamental factors to take into consideration when you’re doing an SEO audit for a Website with International Web presence.
Post from Aleyda Solis on State of Digital
7 Must-Check Factors when doing SEO for International Sites
Positionly SEO Software: Review
A review of Poland-based SEO Monitoring Software Positionly. In this post I explore some of the great features on offer and provide my verdict of Positionly
Post from Ned Poulter on State of Digital
Positionly SEO Software: Review