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Let’s Talk About Microsites & Dips In Traffic: Ask An SEO via @sejournal, @RyanJones

Search Engine Journal

Are there issues specific to microsites we should consider when traffic drops? Ryan Jones answers for a reader in this edition of Ask An SEO. The post Let’s Talk About Microsites & Dips In Traffic: Ask An SEO appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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The baseline problem in SEO forecasting

Kevin Indig

SEO Power Plays Unlock the SEO secrets behind monday.com, Robinhood, and hundreds more. Unpredictable factors (Google updates, competitors, SERP landscape changes) make SEO forecasting tricky, but nothing leads to unrealistic goals more as the SEO baseline problem.

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The Future of SEO: Five SEO Trends That Are Here to Stay

Convert

SEO is one of the youngest areas of marketing and one of the most exciting to watch. Following Google’s improvements and developments, SEO has been becoming smarter and more mature as well. What’s the future of SEO? The future of SEO is to optimize for intent instead of an individual keyword. Let’s try to figure out.

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What does SEO success look like?

Biznology

Recognizing SEO success. A typical SEO success curve. The traffic and engagement on the above microsite hit its plateau fairly quickly. You will only harm your results, and defeat the purpose of SEO. The post What does SEO success look like? One reason is that executives don’t know what success looks like.

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Show me your footer, I show you mine

Kevin Indig

that said, “ Show me your footer and I can tell you how good your SEO is.” ” Show me your footer and I can tell you how good your SEO is. Footers share the same fait: SEOs think footer links don’t matter, and designers think users don’t scroll as far down the page. That’s a mistake!

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Should I Host My Content on a Microsite, Subdomain, or Subfolder?

Content Standard

Microsite. A microsite is a domain that is separate from your brand’s website. There are several reasons to create one: Promotional campaign: Many brands use microsites as a way to promote an upcoming product release or event. The post Should I Host My Content on a Microsite, Subdomain, or Subfolder?

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Amplifying Your Content Strategy: Harnessing User Feedback for Effective Content Audits

ClearVoice

Your G2 reviews show several users asking about mini landing pages or microsites for their social media profiles. With this information, you can check your website content to see if you’ve written anything about microsites and landing pages. Using SEO tools like Ahrefs can give you more insights into your competitors’ content.