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The Surround Sound Series: How We Built a Bespoke SERP Tracker and Measured the Results of Our New Content Program (Part 3 of 3)

Hubspot

This post is a part of Made @ HubSpot, an internal thought leadership series through which we extract lessons from experiments conducted by our very own HubSpotters. The goal is for potential users to see HubSpot mentioned in all or most of the pages that rank in Google top results for those keywords. Surround Sound vs. SEO.

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How We Octupled Image Search Traffic to the HubSpot Blog in 1 Year

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Fact: HubSpot's pictures are worth 120 thousand clicks. This refers to traffic that comes from people who conduct a search in Google, or a similar search engine, and click on an image result that leads to the HubSpot Blog. As you wish: Source: Google Search Console. Cliché: A picture is worth a thousand words.

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Hreflang Tags: The SEO Attribute for Content in Multiple Languages

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It might be easier to visualize, so here's a sample lang tag: Alternatively, here's a sample hreflang tag: Google recommends using hreflang when indexing websites that are in different languages. Hreflang tags allow you to show Google and other search engines the relationship between webpages that are in different languages.

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How to Detect and Improve Underperforming Content: A Guide to Optimization

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Here’s a nice Google Trends graph that may change your mind: Google Trends screenshot for “content marketing” as a topic, set for worldwide interest. Over 90% of content gets no traffic from Google. Whose intent we are targeting and what is represented in the SERP will define the strategy we use to get there.

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Is Page One Overrated? The Truth About Organic Search Results

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For many marketers, ranking on page one of Google is the ultimate sign that your piece of content has made it. Teknicks surveyed more than 1,000 internet users using a representative sampling method to uncover their Google search behavior and find out how far they'd go to find what they're looking for online.

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User Engagement Is the New SEO: How to Boost Search Rank by Engaging Users

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Google, for instance, updated its algorithm 3,234 times in 2018 to meet user needs (emphasizing the "optimization" part of SEO). You might remember when Google's featured snippet addition disrupted the numbered ranking system of search pages. This opens up into another potential benefit: placement in Google's coveted "local pack."

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How to Optimize Your Content for Google's Featured Snippet Box

Hubspot

In the past few years Google have been refining the way that it displays results to users. In particular, Google has been increasing the number of Featured Snippets that it displays for queries. A Featured Snippet is shown in some search engine results pages (SERPs), usually when a question-based query is being searched for.