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How do I get my first 1,000 followers on Pinterest? If you are asking that sarcastically, you should probably look at some of the statistics first. Why would anyone use Pinterest? Pinterest accounts for 25% of retail referral traffic. Pinterest generates 4X more revenue (per click) than Twitter and 27% more per click than Facebook. 47% of U.S. online consumers …
It’s the age-old debate about the connection of social media and SEO. Social media managers and marketers continue to argue over whether or not social media activity influences search rankings. There is actually evidence to support both sides, but the truth is that there is no concrete answer. What we do know today is that social media can be used …
Paid search advertising can be great for small business, because unlike other forms of advertising, there is no minimum spend. It can fit your available budget and you are in complete control of your advertising dollars. This step by step guide will teach you how to use Google Adwords to your advantage. Click the infographic to interact with this infographic. …
The phrase content is king has long been the established wisdom for marketers. At the same time, by pursuing a content led marketing strategy, the competition for consumer attention has massively escalated. And for time-poor consumers, the result is often a noisy content barrage that detracts from the original intent – to engage them with positive, inspirational experiences – whether …
Customer Testimonials – It’s that age-old marketing tactic that creates proven results. So, how do you get testimonials and, more importantly, the right ones? To answer that question, QuickSprout has created an infographic that covers this topic. Just follow along below: Courtesy of: Quick Sprout
Using a hashtag in a social media post is as easy as adding the ‘#’ sign before a single word or phrase without spaces or punctuation. Though it’s easy to create a hashtag, it’s not quite as simple to do it in the correct or relevant way. A few simple reminders when using hashtags: Don’t string too many words together …
Over the years, Google has made thousands of changes to the way it finds and prioritizes information on the web. While most of these changes have been small, there have also been several major changes, which have significantly affected how marketers think about SEO. Below is a snapshot of when (and why) Google rolled out its most notable algorithm changes. …
WordPress fuels over 74 million websites including some of the world’s most popular news sites to small entrepreneurial blogs on almost every topic. Heck, even our blog is built upon the WordPress open-source CMS. The great thing about WordPress is how easy it is to customize with easy to install plugins that make changes to your theme/design or add additional …
In trying too hard to rank better in SEO on your website, you can either get an algorithmic or manual penalty from Google far too easy. If you are spending too much time looking at old or irrelevant articles about how to increase your SEO, you may be penalizing yourself with today’s rules. To learn more about the best current …
