Site owners can no longer practice questionable SEO techniques without repercussions. Over the last few months we’ve seen a search engine, Google, which was quick to take action against these tactics. Today, site owners must drop the sneaky tactics once employed to gain the upper hand in the search engine results pages.
EPR contributor Harold Miller reveals the most likely questions asked at a job interview, and gives you a few tips to make an impression.
1 in 5 emails ends up automatically in spam folders, the ‘Australia and New Zealand Email Intelligence Report’ revealed. The study analyzed emails from over 500 Australian brands and discovered that 17% of them are never seen by the recipients.
Inbound marketing software producer HubSpot announced the official opening of its European office in Dublin, Ireland. With this new office, HubSpot aims to offer increased levels of service and support to customers they have. In fact, over 710 of their 8,600 customers are not from the United States and Canada, representing actually 56 countries all over the world.
Social media is a great way to make healthy habits stick and learn more about the multiple resources available both locally and internationally.
Social SEO is a concept that takes advantage of the role that social media plays in improving a site’s social rankings. Today, the search engines place more weight on those SEO activities that are a cut above the norm. Therefore, a video or infographic that goes viral looks good in the eyes of search engine. It means that while you might not see any tangible benefits from Facebook posts or re-tweets, those very posts might be improving your status with the search engines.
B2B small and medium business companies obtain different results from the social networks they use, a new study presented by emarketer.com shows. 600 US B2B SMB websites were included in Optify’s analysis that had some very interesting findings.
Viggle is a loyalty program for television that gives people real rewards for checking into the television shows they’re watching.
Saying the PR industry has changed since I started my career just six years ago is an understatement. No longer is my day about writing,
A survey from Content Marketing Institute (CMI) and The Association for data-driven marketing & advertising (ADMA) about content marketing in Australia reveals that 96% of Australian marketers use content marketing.
