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5 Lessons Content Marketers Can Take Away from the 2014 World Cup

KoMarketing Associates

As the 2014 World Cup is officially underway, the attention of the sports world (and even those outside the sports world) has turned to Brazil, where 32 of the top teams in the world will be competing to take home the famed gold trophy. Make It through Qualifying. Credit: www.cbssports.com. Credit: AP Photo/Andre Penner.

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The Future of SEO: Search Marketing Trends for 2023 and Beyond

ClearVoice

With the rise in AI programs, voice search, and an ever-evolving SERP, it’s hard to know what the future of SEO looks like. We’ve gathered a few theories about future SEO trends to keep your content marketing efforts moving in 2023 and beyond. The majority of zero-click searches are a result of Google’s SERP features.

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Can we really trust Google 2014?

Biznology

Like many of you, I’m prepping plans for 2014 with many of my clients and for my own business. Consider the changes Google introduced to the overall digital marketing landscape over the last twelve months: Google has continued to reduce the number of organic first page results. (Photo credit: Steve Rhodes). Check it out today.

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Two Prerequisites for Successful Business Growth

Vision Edge Marketing

Companies that complete these two customer-centric prerequisites achieve more success when it comes to customer acquisition which impacts your company’s product adoption rate , market share, and category ownership. . According to a 2014 study from Advanced Web Rankings, more than 67% of all clicks on SERPs go to the top five listings.”

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Content Marketing Frees Writers From the Hot Take Machine

Contently

I’m still hoping some of my hot takes from 2014 will fade into the abyss of SERP #4. The good news is that content marketing pushes back on contrarian traffic-chasing , including hot takes and hate clicks. That’s not to say digital marketers can’t express their opinions.

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Google Search Results Explained: Featured Snippets

ClearVoice

Featured snippets are a type of search engine results page (SERP) feature that may appear at the top of an organic search results page—typically the first. Featured snippets were first implemented in 2014 as part of Google’s never-ending mission “to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.”

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Google’s Knowledge Graph and Other New Features Spark Major Changes in SERPs

Content Standard

With the proliferation of mobile and new additions to Google, such as the Knowledge Graph, Carousel, and a new style of answer boxes, search engine results pages (SERPs) will never be the same. New elements like the Knowledge Graph, which displays information directly from Google atop the SERP, impacted the results.

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