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The search giant Google introduced a new search algorithm update called product reviews update. According to Google, the update is designed to “better reward” well-researched, in-depth content by ranking them over simple brief product summaries. Just to clear things up, this is a standalone update, not a regular core search algorithm update, meaning it won’t impact all search results. This update targets product reviews in particular. In its latest announcement, Google said that it is constantly working to present the searchers with the most helpful and valuable information possible via experimenting, testing, and review processes. The company knows that users value product reviews that share well-researched, in-depth content instead of thin content that simply puts forward a summary of a set of products. That’s why Google is improving its ranking systems with the new product reviews update, which is designed to reward such content better. Nevertheless, this search algorithm update onl...

Monthly SEO reports provide a channel for informing the clients, displaying the return on investment, and leading the conversion for upsells. These are the only way to keep your clients informed about the work you have been doing for them, and therefore, these reports are a crucial part of any  SEO  strategy. Even though SEO reports are vital in numerous ways, they are generally reduced to mediocre PDF templates with a general message forwarded to clients every month. If this sounds anything like your own SEO reporting approach, you are literally passing up on many significant opportunities to retain your clients and upsell with cautiously built storytelling strategies. Good SEO reporting makes a huge difference when it comes to building trust with your clients. Effective customer service and results are the bread and butter of every  digital marketing  agency, and SEO reports help us distinguish ourselves from the competition and build long-term relationships with o...

The responsibility of a marketer is not limited to the moment a visitor converts on a landing page. Their job is far, far from being done just yet. If truth be told, the landing page itself has plenty of work that needs to be done before we can start celebrating to score a conversion. Curious about those leads that do not convert? Well, neglect them at your own risk! Being data-driven marketers, we are acutely familiar with the fact that the majority of the site visitors won’t ever convert. In fact, in a few industries, conversion rates can be as low as 1-2%. But does that mean the rest of the 98-99% visitors that don’t convert are useless? No. There are numerous ways you can boost your chances of converting more site visitors gradually and extract more value from your landing pages. In order to do that, you need to track what happens to every site visitor after click-through, page view, form submission, or phone call. Gauging and feeding this data into your campaigns will help boost y...

  If you take a look at your Google Analytics, you will see that there are 7-8 vital channels where your website traffic comes from mainly. On the absolute top level, these include every possible way to drive traffic to your site. By all means, you can drill this down to particular websites, but we’ll get into that in a while. Generally, if you can be extraordinary at even one of these channels, you can have massive volumes of traffic flooding into your site. Let’s discuss how to utilize these major channels to drive traffic to your website and drill down into each of them. EVERY POSSIBLE WAY TO GET TRAFFIC TO YOUR WEBSITE Here are the seven major channels you can utilize to drive traffic to your website: Organic search Paid search Social media Email Display Referral sites Direct Organic Search So far, organic search is the most potent way to drive traffic to your site. Organic search helps you get free traffic from different search engines, including Google, Bing, etc. Let’s take ...