There’s no need to struggle with the differences between crawling, rendering, and indexing. Whether you’re trying to learn, or you need to explain to a client, your boss, or a new employee, here is how I explain them to clients. Think of a baby who just learned to crawl. You set them down at one […]
The Difference Between Crawling, Indexing & Rendering (Non-Techie) Read More »
The new Google updates are going to be amazing for affiliates and for small brands. There’s multiple reasons for this, and not just the AI aspects. If you’re a blogger, YouTuber, social media personality, or niche site owner, you should be excited. Same with smaller brands and service providers. Before I jump in, go here
The New Google Changes Are Good for Affiliates (Not Bad) Read More »
Sometimes building backlinks isn’t in finding a story to pitch, it is creating a good user experience. There’s a ton of posts on this blog about creating link worthy content, but not enough about building links through creating a unique UX. Last night I had a random thought in a dream, and realized I’ve never
Build Backlinks & Increase Acquisition With a Left Handed Website Read More »
Letting users opt-out of advertising or remarketing, email and SMS campaigns, as well as subscriptions can build brand loyalty, grow your sales, and get you top-tier backlinks. When implemented correctly you are doing something good for your users vs. chasing a single sale. By being supportive at specific moments in their lives, you become the
An Easy Way to Use UX to Build Loyalty & Get Backlinks Read More »
Backlinks are when there is a link from one website to another website, and years ago they were vital to get a website and a webpage to show up in search engines for highly competitive terms. They’re still important, but you can rank websites without backlinks. But because they are important, one popular technique for
How to Find a Competitor’s Paid Backlinks & What to do Next Read More »
Understanding and meeting user intent impacts conversion rates, AOV, and all marketing channels. But the lines get crossed regularly because queries and trackable actions may look similar, even though the person is at a very different stage in their lifecycle with your business. And this includes ecommerce stores, brick and mortar, publishers, and service providers.
User Intent and How it Applies to All Marketing Channels Read More »
