A landing page, in the world of marketing and advertising, is a standalone web page distinct from your main website that is designed for a single focused objective: to guide visitors to a certain action in order to reach your conversion goal. While there can be many different goals of a landing page, the two…
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How Does Google Handle Duplicate Content for SEO?
Updated 3/1/2021 When creating high-quality content for your website, it makes sense to want to share it in multiple places. Doing so will ensure that more people will see it and engage with it. But how you share your content can make or break your rankings. In this post, we’ll discuss the pitfalls of duplicate…
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Link Method, Tracking Cross Domains and Subdomain Ecommerce Tracking Google Analytics
Often times, people forget an important and (usually) easy step when configuring their cross domain eCommerce tracking in Google Analytics. This step is referred to as the link the method. The link method sounds complicated at first, but really it is very simple. What is the Link Method and How Does it Work The link…
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Facebook Adding “Sympathize” Button in Near Future
Don’t expect Facebook to jump on the ‘Dislike’ button anytime soon, but Facebook may be taking a different route— a potential ‘Sympathize’ button on posts. Facebook is taking social media to the next level again. Straying away from Facebook’s menu of 40 emoticons, the “Sympathize” button would be used when someone creates a post that…
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SEO News This Week
Here is a brief of the SEO news that took place this week around the web. Disavow Links Aggressively Matt Cutt’s from Google came out and said, if you have a penalty you need to disavow links aggressively. Google’s Knowledge Graph Gets Ads Google’s Knowledge Graph is very new, but they are already testing ads…
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