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How to Write a Blog Post Outline That Leaves No Ambiguity

Marketing Insider Group

Choosing a topic involves balancing personal passion with what the audience is searching for, using keyword research and Google Trends as tools. It’s about what lights up the Google search bar, too. In this case, keyword research and Google Trends are your roadmap to what your audience is actually searching for.

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And the Oscar Goes to… Our 2023 Content Marketing Awards

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Most Consistent: Oberer Homes Oberer Homes, one of Ohio’s best real-estate companies and semi-custom home builders, takes the cake when it comes to consistency. Not to mention, the conversions from their “Contact Us” page also saw an impressive 65% jump. And, we’re featuring the cold hard facts to prove it. 3…2…1…Action!

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How to Make a Splash with a New-to-the-World Website

Webbiquity

This means doing keyword research (determining the best keyword phrases to target based on a combination of relatively search volume and low competition or difficulty); mapping the selected keywords to specific pages; then optimizing the navigation, content, URL, and other elements of on-page SEO for each page.

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Have You Got Your Website UX Right in 2024?

Marketing Insider Group

Ensure that your color scheme, typography, and overall style are consistent across all pages. User Experience Drives SEO Search engines, like Google, are all about user satisfaction. Speed is a Two-Way Street We’ve already hammered home the need for speed in UX , but guess what? Is it organized well on the page?

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Why Content is the #1 Ranking Factor and How to Maximize It

Marketing Insider Group

If you want to boost rankings for your money-making landing pages and homepage, you need consistent content. Content helps you meet every ranking factor including topic authority, backlinks, traffic, user engagement, brand signals, trustworthiness, pages to index, and more. There’s no winning at one without the other.

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How to Combine UX Design with SEO to Create a Better User Experience

Webbiquity

You filled a page with keywords, and your website would rank number one. Now, Google and the other web search engines consider more than 200 factors when determining which pages to rank highly on their search engine result pages (SERPs). It’s bad UX and Google no longer rewards it. Improving Page Load Time.

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How to Keep Your SEO When Relaunching Your Website

Webbiquity

How to Maintain SEO During a Website Redesign When your new, redesigned website launches, Google and other search engines will see it as…well, a new website. Scan the current website to create a list of all indexable pages (URLs) prior to the relaunch. Make sure to redirect any removed URLs to relevant active pages.

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