Get Started for FREE
Sign up with Facebook Sign up with X
I don't have a Facebook or a X account
 Your new post is loading...
Scoop.it!
E-commerce SEO doesn't have to be complicated or time-consuming. Follow this step-by-step guide for smart tips on making the most of e-commerce SEO in no time! Via Marteq 
Scoop.it!
1. SEO is dead Via Marteq
Marteq's curator insight,
August 18, 2016 9:54 PM
NEW: Experience Remarkable Planning Accuracy With New, FREE Growth Hacking Tool. Go here: http://goo.gl/UjcA8x
Scoop.it!
SEO For Web Designers Via Martin (Marty) Smith
Scoop.it!
If you’ve been around the SEO world for any amount of time, then you are probably pretty familiar with the basics of SEO. You know to do good keyword research and you have to do on-page optimization.
Sometimes, though, that on-page optimization can go to a deeper level than just making sure your meta tags are filled out… and you can go to that deeper level without having to be a veteran SEO.
Here’s how:
Tactic #1: Search for synonyms using Google The use of synonyms in creating an SEO plan for your blog or website is pretty common. Finding those synonyms is not always easy or done properly.
I think the best way to search for these terms is to use Google. The reason is you get to see not only the synonyms but how they are ranking in competitors pages.... Via Martin Gysler
|
Scoop.it!
"Our VP of Product explains the SEO implications of interactive content and how certain functions can affect whether the search engine crawls or not." Via Jessica Kelly
Jessica Kelly's curator insight,
March 9, 2017 6:18 PM
In a nutshell, if it doesn't truly add value, don't do it. Makes sense for so many things...
Scoop.it!
Use these tools to help you market your business more efficiently using content marketing, SEO and Social media marketing Via Pantelis Chiotellis
Scoop.it!
Want a neat visual representation of what matters in SEO these days? You got it! Here's Search Engine Land's recently updated 'periodic table' graphic. Via Jeff Domansky, Lauren Moss
Linda Richardson's curator insight,
October 21, 2013 10:15 AM
Gotta love success in any form even a periodic table!
Scoop.it!
Bob Brown of Network World has curated news of two very interesting Twitter research projects that caught my attention. We all agree that freedom of speech is good, and it's great that everyone can now become a publisher. However, there's a double-edged sword: If we speak to a friend before we think something though, all will surely be forgiven and forgotten. After all, we all make mistakes. But if you click that Tweet or Share button too quickly, either succumbing to knee-jerk reactions or without first checking the facts, you may find the digital world to be less forgiving. Content curators have to be especially vigilent about curating someone else's content to make sure the facts and information are correct. I believe the research related to here is essential reading, as it is furtherment of an established and growing trend: One relates to Wellesley College's Department of Computer Science where two professors have been awarded a near half million dollar National Science Foundation grant to: ****build an application that gauges the trustworthiness of information shared on social networks, and in particular Twitter. This was originally envisioned as a form of spammer identification, but ****has broadened to be able to determine the past history of a tweeter and also whether information being received is available from multiple sources. The other brings us news of 'Tweetographer', a huge Data Mining project by two University of Cincinatti Computer Science students, descibed as: "a real-time events guide extracted from information coming via large numbers of tweets." This could be available as a web or mobile app at the end of the year and one of the co-creators, Billy Clifton (his partner is Alex Padgett) **sees the uses expanding in the future to predict election results and compiling product reviews. My takeaways are: **that we all need to be very aware that what we tweet today can and may be used against us in the future **search is still very much in its infancy when it comes to engine sophistication, stay tuned. Curated by Jan Gordon covering "Content Curation, Social Media & Beyond" Read full article here: [http://bit.ly/s00504] Via janlgordon
|
As you know, B2B E-commerce is about to burst, so this is a very timely and useful guide.
MarTech requires constant optimization to continually squeeze ever improving performance. No time for continual CRO? Contact marketingIO. #MarTech #DigitalMarketing
https://sapponsmedicals.com/index.php/product/methylone-bk-mdma-crystals-10-grams-per-package/