Brands favor Google for SEO, but not yet social
Google is the favorite for search, but it’s not quite the bell of the social media ball. Still, brands that embrace social will have a head start on those en-vogue stragglers down the road.
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Google is the favorite for search, but it’s not quite the bell of the social media ball. Still, brands that embrace social will have a head start on those en-vogue stragglers down the road.
Google+ marketing can now use Authorship signals to surface media in network News Feeds.
Google’s Matt Cutts outlined 10 SEO points every content marketing professional should know for the rest of 2013.
Brands must get their marketing strategies working together to maximize reach and ROI.
People are using social media more often, which means marketers must step up their games to achieve their content marketing goals.
Social media networks have evolved and conformed to marketing norms as businesses use these sites for lead generation and more.
YouTube’s paid channels can be a boon for brands with strategic video marketing campaigns.
Content and social media marketing must speed up to operate in real time.
Brands will have to wait a few more weeks before they experience a new version of Penguin, according to Google’s Search Engineer Matt Cutts.
SEOs have noticed a shift in organic traffic and PageRanks across the board this week – likely a Panda refresh – but web content can help avoid downgrades.