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[ad_1] It’s easy to overlook your organic click-through rates on Google. After all, you’ve probably been lulled into believing over most of your marketing life that they’re not as important as other SEO metrics, such as inbound links. However, there are a lot of really great reasons you should work on improving your organic CTRs,…

[ad_1] Email marketing can be overwhelming, especially if you are new. Lots of tweaking, designing and testing. These eight tools will help you manage email marketing like a champ! Some of these tools may have a lot of alternatives but I left them out to keep this list clutter-free! You can find more tools in…

[ad_1] Welcome to our weekly round-up of all the latest news and research from around the world of search marketing and beyond. This week we have Facebook, Amazon and Meerkat all trying something new. Spoiler alert: respectively, being Craigslist, banning reviews, not existing anymore. But first, let’s check in with the Big G… Google’s first…

[ad_1] Online writing has its own style and it’s even more challenging when you consider its impact on SEO. Here are 15 tips to keep in mind when writing for the web. There’s no need to think of Google every time you’re writing a new post, but it’s still useful to understand what makes a…

[ad_1] Welcome to our weekly round-up of all the latest news and research from around the world of search marketing and beyond. This week we have Google unleashing Penguin 4.0, AMP coming to organic mobile SERPs, Twitter making some changes for the better and the introduction of Google’s own personal messenger service, Allo. Penguin 4.0…

[ad_1] Welcome to our weekly round-up of all the latest news and research from around the world of search marketing and beyond. This week we have news from the depths of the irony-well, a few Google product updates and the social network everyone forgot about adds some pretty good ecommerce functions. Adblock Plus launches its…

[ad_1] It’s been a Google heavy month and we’re only halfway through September – what with its latest mobile-first product announcements, various algorithm fluctuations and many SERP experiments. So let’s leave the big G to do its own thing for a while and check in with the second most popular search engine, Bing. What’s Bing…

[ad_1] Last week we published the first instalment of our complete guide to Google ranking signals. It featured on-page-factors such as title tags, H1 tags and meta descriptions. This week we continue diving into on-page factors, with the use of keywords in your page content. Keywords In our previous article we mentioned that any keywords…

[ad_1] You watch your competitors, they watch you, so let’s see what they’re looking at. I’m reasonably certain we’ve all had a good look around our competitor’s ecommerce sites and I’m pretty sure they’ve had a good look around ours as well. It’s been industry practice to do ‘competitor shopping’ for decades – but in…