June, 2012

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Write for Your Reader: Using Google Analytics to Capture Your Audience’s Interest

KoMarketing Associates

Writing for your readers and not for search engines is an important part of your business and SEO strategy. When working to create content that readers will enjoy, you will need to dig into Google Analytics and learn about what interests your audience. If you are searching for ideas of what to write about, you might want to review your most viewed content and educate yourself on which blog posts receive the most social shares as well as which pages have the lowest bounce rate.

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6 B2B Marketing Infographics: Social Media, Inbound Marketing & Mobile

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The B2B marketing landscape continues to evolve. Social media, inbound marketing, mobile marketing, and globalization all are becoming more prevalent in the B2B marketing mix. Here is a look at six new B2B marketing infographics, visualizing various aspects of the challenges and opportunities B2B marketers face. How Social Is B2B? B2B Marketing: Facebook vs.

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5 Reasons Responsive Web Design May Not Be an Answer for B2B SEO Strategy

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Responsive Web Design (RWD) indicates that a website is crafted to adapt to the layout of the viewing environment. As a result, users across a broad range of devices and browsers (mobile and desktop) will have access to a single source of content, ideally easy to read and navigate with a minimum of resizing, panning, and scrolling. As covered in a recent Search Engine Land article , Pierre Far, Google Webmaster Trends Analyst, announced clear guidelines and recommendations on mobile SEO.

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If Content Is King, Then What’s Queen?

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In the game of chess, the Queen is the most valuable player, able to move any number of squares vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. In the word of marketing, content is said to be King; it educates people so that they know, like, and trust you well enough to do business with you. But great content doesn’t distribute itself. According to Copyblogger’s Senior Editor Sonia Simone, “Content needs vehicles for people to pass it along, discuss its merits, argue over its controversies, bl

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