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Content Marketing Showdown: Google vs. Facebook

Contently

Have any companies shaped the digital era more than Google and Facebook? For better or worse, it’s unlikely you’re reading this article without interacting with their products. Since its foundation in 1998, Menlo Park-headquartered Google has won the search engine war so consummately that it’s now a verb.

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How to Outrank your Competitors on Google

Schubert B2B

Ranking well on Google searches is one of the most important things a business can do to add more customers. Google is the most widely used search engine in the world, owning about 86% of the market share. In fact, when people say they are going to search for something online, they often say they are going to “Google it.”.

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How to cannibalize your own product well

Kevin Indig

Wish you could get more traffic from Google? AWT shows which keywords your pages rank for, how Google sees your content, and what changes can boost your traffic. The New York Times recently reported about a Code Red initiative at Google as a response to the success of Chat GPT. What is product cannibalization?

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2022 CMOs Don’t Want 2010 Solutions: Why The Forrester Wave™ Misses the Mark

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The factors Forrester recommends B2B marketers focus on are: Business audience reach Business context reach Cross-channel capabilities B2B performance reporting Product vision Execution roadmap Market approach Commercial model Innovation roadmap Delivery model. Dear Forrester, It’s not 2010. Dear Forrester: what gives?

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How Often Does Google Update Its Algorithm?

Moz

Posted by Dr-Pete In 2018, Google reported an incredible 3,234 improvements to search. Our first peek into this data came in spring of 2010, when Google's Matt Cutts revealed that "on average, [Google] tends to roll out 350–400 things per year." Is the Google algorithm heating up? Should we even try?

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The Secret History of the Google Logo

Hubspot

How many times have you seen the Google logo today? Google Logo History. 1996: First Google Logo. The search engine’s very first logo actually predates the name “Google.” The search engine’s very first logo actually predates the name “Google.” 1998: First (real) Google logo. 2015: A new logo for Google.

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7 Key Stats That Point to the Future of Marketing

Marketing Insider Group

That same McKinsey study reported that in 2010, the percentage of online CPG purchases was already at six percent. As consumers do more research online, they’ll depend more on what others say about your products and services. Last year alone, CPG online sales in the U.S. totaled $58.6 It’s now at 11 percent and rising. And much more.