Ruth Burr's slides from the SEO Strategies panel at DFWSEM State of Search 2012. What does your grandma think you do? It's called "marketing." The more we incorporate classic marketing metrics and thinking into our SEO the more we'll be doing real business and making real money.
How to Make SEO an Integral Part of your Community StrategyJennifer Lopez
The document discusses how to make SEO an integral part of a community strategy. It recommends conducting keyword research using tools like Google Suggest and Keywordtool.io. It also suggests optimizing content for keywords, setting up Open Graph and Twitter cards for social sharing, fixing broken links to increase authority, and creating evergreen content to continuously earn links and shares over time. Regular checks should also be done to ensure the site remains crawlable. Integrating these SEO best practices can help a community be more easily found by search engines and users.
We asked an Enterprise group to annotate print outs of Desktop version of The Prince's Trust homepage.
8 participants were given 10 mins to annotate. They were asked to mark what stood out good/bad. Participants’ familiarity with the website ranged from those who had never visited, to those who had visited more than 7 times in the past month.
Tech 2.0: Tech Tips to Boost Office ProductivityJohn Chen
The document discusses technology tips to boost office productivity. It outlines tools for collaboration using mobile devices, virtual sharing, personal teleconferencing, and sharing content. Popular tools mentioned include Evernote, Google Apps, Trello, Basecamp, Dropbox, Join.Me, and Doodle. The presenters encourage living in the cloud, using cross-platform and cross-device tools that have low or no cost. They invite attendees to a follow-up deep dive session and provide contact information.
Community as Inbound - MozCon 2012 by Jen LopezJennifer Lopez
As a champion of community, Jen believes in the power of the people and what they can do for your business. Whether you're selling hammers, cupcakes, or insurance, find and embrace your community.
The document provides tips for keeping social media simple and effective for businesses. It recommends focusing social media efforts on 1-2 major platforms, like Facebook and Instagram, rather than spreading efforts too thin across many networks. It also stresses the importance of regularly updating profiles and posting engaging content. Reviews and testimonials are highlighted as important for social proof. Business owners are advised to audit their online presence for opportunities to improve branding and responsiveness across devices.
The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly in Onsite Local Search OptimizationSIM Partners
Using a couple sites as a case study, we look at the onsite SEO factors that contribute to top performance in search engines. Microformatting, URLs, NAP, duplicate content, calls to actions, and much more covered.
Ruth Burr's slides from the SEO Strategies panel at DFWSEM State of Search 2012. What does your grandma think you do? It's called "marketing." The more we incorporate classic marketing metrics and thinking into our SEO the more we'll be doing real business and making real money.
How to Make SEO an Integral Part of your Community StrategyJennifer Lopez
The document discusses how to make SEO an integral part of a community strategy. It recommends conducting keyword research using tools like Google Suggest and Keywordtool.io. It also suggests optimizing content for keywords, setting up Open Graph and Twitter cards for social sharing, fixing broken links to increase authority, and creating evergreen content to continuously earn links and shares over time. Regular checks should also be done to ensure the site remains crawlable. Integrating these SEO best practices can help a community be more easily found by search engines and users.
We asked an Enterprise group to annotate print outs of Desktop version of The Prince's Trust homepage.
8 participants were given 10 mins to annotate. They were asked to mark what stood out good/bad. Participants’ familiarity with the website ranged from those who had never visited, to those who had visited more than 7 times in the past month.
Tech 2.0: Tech Tips to Boost Office ProductivityJohn Chen
The document discusses technology tips to boost office productivity. It outlines tools for collaboration using mobile devices, virtual sharing, personal teleconferencing, and sharing content. Popular tools mentioned include Evernote, Google Apps, Trello, Basecamp, Dropbox, Join.Me, and Doodle. The presenters encourage living in the cloud, using cross-platform and cross-device tools that have low or no cost. They invite attendees to a follow-up deep dive session and provide contact information.
Community as Inbound - MozCon 2012 by Jen LopezJennifer Lopez
As a champion of community, Jen believes in the power of the people and what they can do for your business. Whether you're selling hammers, cupcakes, or insurance, find and embrace your community.
The document provides tips for keeping social media simple and effective for businesses. It recommends focusing social media efforts on 1-2 major platforms, like Facebook and Instagram, rather than spreading efforts too thin across many networks. It also stresses the importance of regularly updating profiles and posting engaging content. Reviews and testimonials are highlighted as important for social proof. Business owners are advised to audit their online presence for opportunities to improve branding and responsiveness across devices.
The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly in Onsite Local Search OptimizationSIM Partners
Using a couple sites as a case study, we look at the onsite SEO factors that contribute to top performance in search engines. Microformatting, URLs, NAP, duplicate content, calls to actions, and much more covered.
This document provides an agenda for the Summit 2015 conference presented by Concurrency. Concurrency is a consulting organization focused on the Microsoft platform that has been in business since 1989 and has received several Microsoft Partner of the Year awards. The summit will include presentations on SharePoint 2016, Office 365, portals, forms, user experience, mobility and analytics, and the SharePoint roadmap. Speakers from Concurrency and K2 will present on these topics.
SharePoint Server 2016 - Lets get ready - Wisconsin SharePoint User GroupDrew Madelung
Drew Madelung presented on the key features of SharePoint Server 2016. Some of the major updates include improved user experiences inspired by Office 365, a more cloud-inspired infrastructure with increased reliability and scale, and integrated data loss prevention and security capabilities. Hybrid functionality was also expanded to provide a better experience for users that need to access content both on-premises and in the cloud. The presentation provided details on new capabilities like MinRole, fast site collection creation, and the data loss prevention system in SharePoint 2016.
This document provides an overview of moving, archiving, and managing documents in SharePoint. It discusses using document sets to group related documents, setting up document IDs for persistent URLs, and configuring records management features. Shakespeare quotes are included throughout relating to the topics. The agenda covers moving documents between libraries, archiving documents, setting up and filling out document sets, setting up document IDs, and deciding between record center and in-place records management.
This document discusses the importance of user adoption for customer engagement and realizing value from software. It outlines four phases of the customer life cycle: land, adopt, expand, and renew. Highly engaged customers with strong adoption reach business value faster, have higher satisfaction and loyalty, and are more likely to renew. The document then discusses emerging offerings around adoption services, such as adoption planning, consumption monitoring and optimization, and process consulting. It emphasizes that training alone is not enough for adoption and that contextual, in-application help is needed. Finally, it proposes tactics for driving adoption, such as customized onboarding, monitoring usage, and providing custom help services and technology.
Essentials for the SharePoint Power User - SPTechCon San Francisco 2016Drew Madelung
Are you a newly minted site owner and you want to know how to get started? Or did your company just roll out SharePoint and you want to learn more about what it can do?
In this session, I will walk through what Power Users need to know when they become site administrators, champions, ninjas, or owners. I will be going through things at an overview level. I will go into detail on some areas in which I have seen the biggest gaps while working with different companies. This session will go through such things as:
· Managing security
· Managing libraries and lists
· Managing search
· What are the features available and what do they do?
· Building a useful site with pages, views and web parts
Office365 Video - Learn it - Love it - Use it | Collab365Drew Madelung
What’s the easiest and safest way to share training videos, company updates, and messages from the CEO to all of the employees in your organization? Office 365 Video is a quickly evolving NextGen portal that can help bring your company to the modern workplace.
In this session I will go through what Office 365 Video is and some of the key scenarios where it can be utilized. Office 365 Video is also changing quickly and this session will also bring everyone up to speed on the most recent updates that Microsoft has rolled out and anything that is identified in the upcoming roadmap.
Office365 Groups from the Ground Up - SPTechCon San Francisco 2016 Drew Madelung
Office 365 Groups enable teams to work together by establishing a single identity in Office 365. Office 365 Groups are a new and modern solution for collaboration in Office 365. There is a lot of confusion on what Groups can do and should be used for. This session will be a deep dive into all things Office 365 Groups focusing on the technical aspects..
We will spend a large amount of this session demoing Office 365 Groups. This session will include demos of:
How to create, access, and navigate
What are the core things to do
How are they technically structured
What administration is available and how to do it
What extensibility options are there
I will also walk through the pros and cons of using Groups vs other collaboration options in Office 365. Groups are also one of the fastest changing solutions in Office 365, so this session will bring everyone up to speed on the most recent updates that Microsoft has rolled out and what innovations are next. By the end of the session you should have a better understanding of what Groups can do and if they are right for your enterprise right now or in the future!
SharePoint Designer Workflows - Nuts, Bolts and ExamplesDrew Madelung
This session will touch on all different aspects of SharePoint Designer workflows. Whether you are just getting started with your first workflow or want to see some cool complex examples, this session is for you!
The key areas this session will cover are:
• Differences between SharePoint 2010 and 2013 workflows
• Getting started with SharePoint Designer workflows
• Great workflow features you might not be using
• My handy tips and tricks
• Real world examples of when you can use workflows
Office365 groups from the ground up - SPTechCon BostonDrew Madelung
Office 365 Groups are collaboration tools created and managed in Azure Active Directory that bring together conversations, files, notes, and calendar events. There are over 70 million commercial Office 365 users. Groups provide a "WE" space for teams as an alternative to individual "ME" spaces like OneDrive. Admins can control group creation and management through Azure AD, Powershell scripts, and other tools. New features for groups are frequently announced.
Office365 groups from the ground up - Collab365 Global ConferenceDrew Madelung
Office 365 Groups are collaboration tools that bring together conversations, files, notes, and calendar events into one shared place. The document discusses how Office 365 Groups work, how to administer them, and demos of their functionality. It also covers new features like external guest access and upcoming developments like group classification and usage guidelines.
Integrated IT Service Management: From Strategy to Implementing to User AdoptionCA Technologies
Service Management is becoming increasingly pervasive as a key ingredient in the fabric of the business and IT. Explore how Service Management must integrate with all aspects of the IT environment, including project and infrastructure management, and take a close look at a real-life example at a major healthcare organization.
To learn more about Service Management solutions from CA Technologies, please visit: http://bit.ly/1wEnPhz
This document discusses establishing a collaboration roadmap. It emphasizes that a roadmap provides focus and direction by encompassing business needs, goals and strategy. Key points include:
- Roadmaps avoid failed collaboration projects through proper planning between business and IT.
- An example timeline outlines phases for content analysis, taxonomy development, and pilot implementations over 6-12 months.
- Case studies show how roadmapping aligned existing work with new SharePoint and OneDrive solutions at a national company, resulting in a successful intranet deployment.
- Takeaways include templates for content analysis, workshop presentations, and user experience surveys to aid in roadmapping.
1. SharePoint folders have advantages like user adoption due to familiarity and ability to set permissions at the folder level. However, folders have disadvantages such as inflexible views, inability to sort or filter, and risk of documents getting lost in nested structures.
2. Metadata allows for more flexible views through sorting and filtering and ability to tag documents with multiple values, but users may have difficulty adopting metadata practices.
3. The document provides recommendations on when to use folders versus metadata based on specific requirements like being able to classify documents in multiple categories or control classification structures.
Drew Madelung will give a presentation on SharePoint Designer workflows at an online conference on June 17-18, 2015. He will discuss the evolution of SharePoint Designer, upgrading workflows from 2010 to 2013, new and deprecated workflow features between versions, and provide examples of workflows including tasks, stages, and using REST services. The presentation will also cover tips for custom actions, debugging workflows, and recommend some good starting workflow ideas.
This document discusses building an effective change enablement program to promote sustained user adoption of new technologies or systems. It emphasizes that projects see a 143% higher return on investment with an excellent change enablement program compared to only a 35% ROI with a poor program. The presentation recommends including change readiness assessments, change champions, communications plans, training programs, and ongoing support to drive user adoption and ensure the success of new initiatives. It provides additional resources on change management strategies and guidance for user adoption.
DMA 2013 Hottest Search Trends & How to Maximize OpportunitiesGrant Simmons
The document discusses emerging trends in search engine optimization (SEO) and social media. It notes that search engines are becoming more personalized and contextual, using factors like location, behavior, platform and conversation to understand search intent. It advises brands to understand their customers' intent, context and questions in order to identify opportunities. It also emphasizes the importance of authoritative content and developing recognized topic experts to build credibility and rank highly in search results and social media. The document encourages brands to identify, grow, engage and empower authorities in order to maximize opportunities from changing search and social media landscapes.
DMA2013_One Step Ahead Hottest Search Trends and How To Maximize Opportunitie...tsa1234
The document discusses emerging trends in search engine optimization (SEO) and social media. It notes that search engines are becoming more personalized and contextual, using factors like location, behavior, platform and conversation to understand search intent. It advises brands to understand their customers' intent, context and questions in order to identify opportunities. It also emphasizes the importance of authoritative content and developing recognized topic experts to build credibility and rank highly in search results and social media. The document encourages brands to identify, grow, engage and empower authorities in order to maximize opportunities from changing search and social media landscapes.
Search Engine UnOptimization - eMarketing Association San Francisco 2014Grant Simmons
Grant Simmons discusses the concept of "unoptimization" as an approach to future-proof search marketing. Unoptimization involves three main considerations: user experience, avoiding over-optimization that could trigger Google algorithm updates, and testing approaches. Simmons provides tips for improving user experience through personalization and segmentation. He also warns against overly optimized linking, content production at scale rather than quality, and recommends testing budgeting and specific testing tools.
Social Media Optimization & the “Social Three” Cirrus ABS
Social Media Optimization & the “Social Three”: Presented by Kevin Mullett (@kmullett) for Cirrus ABS on Sept. 28th 2010 at the NIIC in Fort Wayne Indiana.
http://www.cirrusabs.com, http://www.twitter.com/cirrusabs, http://www.facebook.com/cirrusabs, http://www.youtube.com/user/cirrusabs, http://www.linkedin.com/compaines/cirrus-abs, by email: mailto:info@cirrusabs.com or by phone: 1.877.817.4442.
ABM in Practice: How to Personalize your HomepageOptimizely
How do you implement an ABM program you can trust to deepen engagement with the accounts that matter most?
In this presentation, learn:
1) How Optimizely started by identifying high-value website personalization opportunities for our most valuable audiences.
2) The homepage redesign process, and the requirements that enabled strategic personalization.
3) Real results from our personalization efforts so far, and plans for next tests and personalization campaigns.
Search Engine Marketing (Oldschool) - an introduction.Tim Vermeire
An introduction to Search Engine Marketing that defines the basics of the 'art'. Goal is to provide a general framework upon which in-depth session follow to obtain expert knowledge in the SEO domain.
This document provides an agenda for the Summit 2015 conference presented by Concurrency. Concurrency is a consulting organization focused on the Microsoft platform that has been in business since 1989 and has received several Microsoft Partner of the Year awards. The summit will include presentations on SharePoint 2016, Office 365, portals, forms, user experience, mobility and analytics, and the SharePoint roadmap. Speakers from Concurrency and K2 will present on these topics.
SharePoint Server 2016 - Lets get ready - Wisconsin SharePoint User GroupDrew Madelung
Drew Madelung presented on the key features of SharePoint Server 2016. Some of the major updates include improved user experiences inspired by Office 365, a more cloud-inspired infrastructure with increased reliability and scale, and integrated data loss prevention and security capabilities. Hybrid functionality was also expanded to provide a better experience for users that need to access content both on-premises and in the cloud. The presentation provided details on new capabilities like MinRole, fast site collection creation, and the data loss prevention system in SharePoint 2016.
This document provides an overview of moving, archiving, and managing documents in SharePoint. It discusses using document sets to group related documents, setting up document IDs for persistent URLs, and configuring records management features. Shakespeare quotes are included throughout relating to the topics. The agenda covers moving documents between libraries, archiving documents, setting up and filling out document sets, setting up document IDs, and deciding between record center and in-place records management.
This document discusses the importance of user adoption for customer engagement and realizing value from software. It outlines four phases of the customer life cycle: land, adopt, expand, and renew. Highly engaged customers with strong adoption reach business value faster, have higher satisfaction and loyalty, and are more likely to renew. The document then discusses emerging offerings around adoption services, such as adoption planning, consumption monitoring and optimization, and process consulting. It emphasizes that training alone is not enough for adoption and that contextual, in-application help is needed. Finally, it proposes tactics for driving adoption, such as customized onboarding, monitoring usage, and providing custom help services and technology.
Essentials for the SharePoint Power User - SPTechCon San Francisco 2016Drew Madelung
Are you a newly minted site owner and you want to know how to get started? Or did your company just roll out SharePoint and you want to learn more about what it can do?
In this session, I will walk through what Power Users need to know when they become site administrators, champions, ninjas, or owners. I will be going through things at an overview level. I will go into detail on some areas in which I have seen the biggest gaps while working with different companies. This session will go through such things as:
· Managing security
· Managing libraries and lists
· Managing search
· What are the features available and what do they do?
· Building a useful site with pages, views and web parts
Office365 Video - Learn it - Love it - Use it | Collab365Drew Madelung
What’s the easiest and safest way to share training videos, company updates, and messages from the CEO to all of the employees in your organization? Office 365 Video is a quickly evolving NextGen portal that can help bring your company to the modern workplace.
In this session I will go through what Office 365 Video is and some of the key scenarios where it can be utilized. Office 365 Video is also changing quickly and this session will also bring everyone up to speed on the most recent updates that Microsoft has rolled out and anything that is identified in the upcoming roadmap.
Office365 Groups from the Ground Up - SPTechCon San Francisco 2016 Drew Madelung
Office 365 Groups enable teams to work together by establishing a single identity in Office 365. Office 365 Groups are a new and modern solution for collaboration in Office 365. There is a lot of confusion on what Groups can do and should be used for. This session will be a deep dive into all things Office 365 Groups focusing on the technical aspects..
We will spend a large amount of this session demoing Office 365 Groups. This session will include demos of:
How to create, access, and navigate
What are the core things to do
How are they technically structured
What administration is available and how to do it
What extensibility options are there
I will also walk through the pros and cons of using Groups vs other collaboration options in Office 365. Groups are also one of the fastest changing solutions in Office 365, so this session will bring everyone up to speed on the most recent updates that Microsoft has rolled out and what innovations are next. By the end of the session you should have a better understanding of what Groups can do and if they are right for your enterprise right now or in the future!
SharePoint Designer Workflows - Nuts, Bolts and ExamplesDrew Madelung
This session will touch on all different aspects of SharePoint Designer workflows. Whether you are just getting started with your first workflow or want to see some cool complex examples, this session is for you!
The key areas this session will cover are:
• Differences between SharePoint 2010 and 2013 workflows
• Getting started with SharePoint Designer workflows
• Great workflow features you might not be using
• My handy tips and tricks
• Real world examples of when you can use workflows
Office365 groups from the ground up - SPTechCon BostonDrew Madelung
Office 365 Groups are collaboration tools created and managed in Azure Active Directory that bring together conversations, files, notes, and calendar events. There are over 70 million commercial Office 365 users. Groups provide a "WE" space for teams as an alternative to individual "ME" spaces like OneDrive. Admins can control group creation and management through Azure AD, Powershell scripts, and other tools. New features for groups are frequently announced.
Office365 groups from the ground up - Collab365 Global ConferenceDrew Madelung
Office 365 Groups are collaboration tools that bring together conversations, files, notes, and calendar events into one shared place. The document discusses how Office 365 Groups work, how to administer them, and demos of their functionality. It also covers new features like external guest access and upcoming developments like group classification and usage guidelines.
Integrated IT Service Management: From Strategy to Implementing to User AdoptionCA Technologies
Service Management is becoming increasingly pervasive as a key ingredient in the fabric of the business and IT. Explore how Service Management must integrate with all aspects of the IT environment, including project and infrastructure management, and take a close look at a real-life example at a major healthcare organization.
To learn more about Service Management solutions from CA Technologies, please visit: http://bit.ly/1wEnPhz
This document discusses establishing a collaboration roadmap. It emphasizes that a roadmap provides focus and direction by encompassing business needs, goals and strategy. Key points include:
- Roadmaps avoid failed collaboration projects through proper planning between business and IT.
- An example timeline outlines phases for content analysis, taxonomy development, and pilot implementations over 6-12 months.
- Case studies show how roadmapping aligned existing work with new SharePoint and OneDrive solutions at a national company, resulting in a successful intranet deployment.
- Takeaways include templates for content analysis, workshop presentations, and user experience surveys to aid in roadmapping.
1. SharePoint folders have advantages like user adoption due to familiarity and ability to set permissions at the folder level. However, folders have disadvantages such as inflexible views, inability to sort or filter, and risk of documents getting lost in nested structures.
2. Metadata allows for more flexible views through sorting and filtering and ability to tag documents with multiple values, but users may have difficulty adopting metadata practices.
3. The document provides recommendations on when to use folders versus metadata based on specific requirements like being able to classify documents in multiple categories or control classification structures.
Drew Madelung will give a presentation on SharePoint Designer workflows at an online conference on June 17-18, 2015. He will discuss the evolution of SharePoint Designer, upgrading workflows from 2010 to 2013, new and deprecated workflow features between versions, and provide examples of workflows including tasks, stages, and using REST services. The presentation will also cover tips for custom actions, debugging workflows, and recommend some good starting workflow ideas.
This document discusses building an effective change enablement program to promote sustained user adoption of new technologies or systems. It emphasizes that projects see a 143% higher return on investment with an excellent change enablement program compared to only a 35% ROI with a poor program. The presentation recommends including change readiness assessments, change champions, communications plans, training programs, and ongoing support to drive user adoption and ensure the success of new initiatives. It provides additional resources on change management strategies and guidance for user adoption.
DMA 2013 Hottest Search Trends & How to Maximize OpportunitiesGrant Simmons
The document discusses emerging trends in search engine optimization (SEO) and social media. It notes that search engines are becoming more personalized and contextual, using factors like location, behavior, platform and conversation to understand search intent. It advises brands to understand their customers' intent, context and questions in order to identify opportunities. It also emphasizes the importance of authoritative content and developing recognized topic experts to build credibility and rank highly in search results and social media. The document encourages brands to identify, grow, engage and empower authorities in order to maximize opportunities from changing search and social media landscapes.
DMA2013_One Step Ahead Hottest Search Trends and How To Maximize Opportunitie...tsa1234
The document discusses emerging trends in search engine optimization (SEO) and social media. It notes that search engines are becoming more personalized and contextual, using factors like location, behavior, platform and conversation to understand search intent. It advises brands to understand their customers' intent, context and questions in order to identify opportunities. It also emphasizes the importance of authoritative content and developing recognized topic experts to build credibility and rank highly in search results and social media. The document encourages brands to identify, grow, engage and empower authorities in order to maximize opportunities from changing search and social media landscapes.
Search Engine UnOptimization - eMarketing Association San Francisco 2014Grant Simmons
Grant Simmons discusses the concept of "unoptimization" as an approach to future-proof search marketing. Unoptimization involves three main considerations: user experience, avoiding over-optimization that could trigger Google algorithm updates, and testing approaches. Simmons provides tips for improving user experience through personalization and segmentation. He also warns against overly optimized linking, content production at scale rather than quality, and recommends testing budgeting and specific testing tools.
Social Media Optimization & the “Social Three” Cirrus ABS
Social Media Optimization & the “Social Three”: Presented by Kevin Mullett (@kmullett) for Cirrus ABS on Sept. 28th 2010 at the NIIC in Fort Wayne Indiana.
http://www.cirrusabs.com, http://www.twitter.com/cirrusabs, http://www.facebook.com/cirrusabs, http://www.youtube.com/user/cirrusabs, http://www.linkedin.com/compaines/cirrus-abs, by email: mailto:info@cirrusabs.com or by phone: 1.877.817.4442.
ABM in Practice: How to Personalize your HomepageOptimizely
How do you implement an ABM program you can trust to deepen engagement with the accounts that matter most?
In this presentation, learn:
1) How Optimizely started by identifying high-value website personalization opportunities for our most valuable audiences.
2) The homepage redesign process, and the requirements that enabled strategic personalization.
3) Real results from our personalization efforts so far, and plans for next tests and personalization campaigns.
Search Engine Marketing (Oldschool) - an introduction.Tim Vermeire
An introduction to Search Engine Marketing that defines the basics of the 'art'. Goal is to provide a general framework upon which in-depth session follow to obtain expert knowledge in the SEO domain.
Keywords Are Dead And Other UnOptimization Truthssemrush_webinars
10 years ago keyword stuffing and link volume were sure ways to the top of Google, but in recent years we’ve seen these and many other over optimized tactics bring down sites both big and small.
In the current reality of “optimization” potentially hurting your SEO, how can search marketers communicate that reality to stakeholders, customers, peers and colleagues and how can brands both big and small avoid Google’s ire and grow their search traffic?
SEO veteran Grant Simmons addresses these challenges every day as he helms the search marketing efforts of Homes.com--one of the largest real-estate portals in the country.
Given his somewhat unorthodox stand of ‘the future of search is unoptimized’, Grant has developed a few principles of UnOptimization-- how to understand user intent, think like a search engine, and provide SEO at (un)scale to gain visibility in search results.
Specifically, Grant is going to cover the following UnOptimization principles:
Why keywords are dead and how to (un)research them
How to (un)scale your content to satisfy users
What you need to know about link (un)building
How to communicate and justify an (un)strategy
The document discusses current and future trends in search engine optimization (SEO) and social media. It notes that SEO requires connecting search intent to site content based on location, behavior, and platform. Future SEO opportunities include hyper-local targeting within stores, zip codes, and events. Brands need to identify who their audiences are, where they are located, when they search, and what they search for, and then create and connect relevant content. The document emphasizes that authoritative content and topic experts will be most influential in SEO and social media. It advises brands to identify, grow, encourage, find, promote, hire, engage, build, and empower authorities on their topics.
Google is Watching You: How Google Spies on Search Behavior to Rank WebsitesJohn Crenshaw
Google is watching you, your friends, your grandma, your kids, your spouse - and it's all an attempt to improve the search ranking algorithms.
Find out how Google might be using searcher behavior to improve the search results and the implications this has for anyone involved in SEO.
SEO for Visibility, Action, & Conversion (SMBFTW)Cirrus ABS
(Search Engine Optimization) SEO for Visibility, Action & Conversion: Presented by Kevin Mullett for Social Media Breakfast Fort Wayne on September 21st, 2010 at the Saint Joseph United Methodist Church in Fort Wayne Indiana.
8 Keys to Ranking Well in Google Search ResultsBrad Smith
This document provides an 8-step plan for staffing companies to improve their search engine optimization and online presence. The steps include: 1) adjusting existing website content, 2) consistently adding quality blog content, 3) leveraging social media, 4) optimizing job postings, 5) claiming the Google+ Local listing, 6) paying attention to review sites, 7) using analytics to track results, and 8) continually updating content. The document provides details on each step and emphasizes that search engine optimization is an ongoing process rather than a single event.
Think Like Google; How Brand Drives SEO: UnGagged 2015 Las VegasJonah Stein
Do your eyes glaze over when you hear Google tell us to “Make great content”? Think your content is better than Stuff Placed Above Me (SPAM)? Want to know what really drives sustainable SEO positioning? Jonah will show you how to think like Google, what Brand really is and what makes something great content.
One Step Ahead Hottest Search Trends & How to Maximize OpportunitiesVivastream
This document discusses current and future trends in search engine optimization (SEO) and how brands can maximize opportunities. It notes that SEO is about understanding user intent rather than the user. Future SEO will involve hyper-local targeting based on location, behavior, platform and conversations. Brands need to understand customer intent and context to identify who is searching, where, when, what and how to create and connect relevant content. Content from authoritative sources will rank more highly. Brands should identify, grow, encourage and promote authoritative figures on relevant topics to build credibility through reviews, news and social engagement.
The document provides an overview of an SEO seminar for the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce. It discusses what SEO is, the history of Google search algorithms, common lies and bad SEO practices to avoid, when to consider SEO for a website, and how to do basic SEO yourself. The seminar covers topics like keyword research, code optimization, and focusing on providing exceptional content for users rather than manipulative practices.
The document summarizes several sessions from the SMX East 2013 conference. Key topics included getting mobile SEO right, diversifying digital marketing beyond Google, scaling search marketing agency efforts, creating compelling content, and ways for in-house SEO and PPC teams to learn from each other. The document also provided summaries of individual presentations on life beyond Google, mobile usability best practices from Google, growing an agency, using neuroscience in content, and takeaways from the conference.
SEO involves optimizing a website to increase its visibility in organic search results. It is not a secret and can be done by business owners themselves using free tools from Google and WordPress plugins. Key aspects of SEO include focusing on high-quality, original content; continuous optimization as search algorithms evolve; and building relevant backlinks naturally over time rather than using manipulative techniques. Keywords alone do not determine rankings - search looks at entire queries and content quality. Duplicate content and low-quality backlinks can hurt a site. With regular publishing and engagement, SEO is accessible for business owners to improve their search visibility.
Kerry Dean presented at the January 2015 DFWSEM | Dallas/Fort Worth Search Engine Marketing Association meeting on The State of SEO: 2015 and Beyond!
https://www.dfwsem.org/events/kerry-dean/
A slide presentation entitled "Search Engine Optimisation for humans, in plain English without the jargon", given to Liverpool Chamber of Commerce on 22nd March 2016 as part of the Tech Tuesday series.
Edmonton Alberta Google Partners Recap - Sept 2016David Forster
A recap from the September 21/2016 Edmonton Google Partners Event held by Adster Creative & Liz Austin from the Google Agency team at the Varscona Hotel. Special thanks to the Strathcona Business Association!
Traffic to the website was lower than expected and lead forms were missing from the details page, which likely contributed to lower conversion rates. Key questions remain around how to boost traffic and ensure important call-to-action elements like lead forms are properly placed on details pages to maximize conversions.
Jennifer Boland presents 10 low to no cost solutions to increase car sales. These include tracking customer interactions more closely to improve follow up, driving sales through the service department, establishing an appointment culture, prioritizing incoming sales calls, utilizing third party leads, measuring return on internet lead sources, combining BDC and sales efforts, determining the right BDC size, internalizing the review process, and improving the dealership website to attract more traffic. Tracking metrics and holding staff accountable for goals are emphasized.
Dataium, the largest aggregator of internet shopper behaviors f or
auto dealer websites, announced on October 5th, 2011 during
Digital Dealer '11 that Dealer e-Process was chosen to receive the
2011 Award f or Most Leads Per Inventory Page Views.
Dealer e Process is proud to be the recipients of the most glorified awards in the auto industry during a recent trip to Las Vegas on October 4th through October 11th 2011. Dealerships looking to adapt to changes in their marketplace and incorporate better solutions should take a hard look at the solutions being provided by Dealer e Process, a leading website provider in the United States & Canada.
Implementing ELDs or Electronic Logging Devices is slowly but surely becoming the norm in fleet management. Why? Well, integrating ELDs and associated connected vehicle solutions like fleet tracking devices lets businesses and their in-house fleet managers reap several benefits. Check out the post below to learn more.
Charging Fueling & Infrastructure (CFI) Program by Kevin MillerForth
Kevin Miller, Senior Advisor, Business Models of the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation gave this presentation at the Forth and Electrification Coalition CFI Grant Program - Overview and Technical Assistance webinar on June 12, 2024.
Charging and Fueling Infrastructure Grant: Round 2 by Brandt HertensteinForth
Brandt Hertenstein, Program Manager of the Electrification Coalition gave this presentation at the Forth and Electrification Coalition CFI Grant Program - Overview and Technical Assistance webinar on June 12, 2024.
Charging Fueling & Infrastructure (CFI) Program Resources by Cat PleinForth
Cat Plein, Development & Communications Director of Forth, gave this presentation at the Forth and Electrification Coalition CFI Grant Program - Overview and Technical Assistance webinar on June 12, 2024.
Dahua provides a comprehensive guide on how to install their security camera systems. Learn about the different types of cameras and system components, as well as the installation process.
EV Charging at MFH Properties by Whitaker JamiesonForth
Whitaker Jamieson, Senior Specialist at Forth, gave this presentation at the Forth Addressing The Challenges of Charging at Multi-Family Housing webinar on June 11, 2024.
Expanding Access to Affordable At-Home EV Charging by Vanessa WarheitForth
Vanessa Warheit, Co-Founder of EV Charging for All, gave this presentation at the Forth Addressing The Challenges of Charging at Multi-Family Housing webinar on June 11, 2024.
Understanding Catalytic Converter Theft:
What is a Catalytic Converter?: Learn about the function of catalytic converters in vehicles and why they are targeted by thieves.
Why are They Stolen?: Discover the valuable metals inside catalytic converters (such as platinum, palladium, and rhodium) that make them attractive to criminals.
Steps to Prevent Catalytic Converter Theft:
Parking Strategies: Tips on where and how to park your vehicle to reduce the risk of theft, such as parking in well-lit areas or secure garages.
Protective Devices: Overview of various anti-theft devices available, including catalytic converter locks, shields, and alarms.
Etching and Marking: The benefits of etching your vehicle’s VIN on the catalytic converter or using a catalytic converter marking kit to make it traceable and less appealing to thieves.
Surveillance and Monitoring: Recommendations for using security cameras and motion-sensor lights to deter thieves.
Statistics and Insights:
Theft Rates by Borough: Analysis of data to determine which borough in NYC experiences the highest rate of catalytic converter thefts.
Recent Trends: Current trends and patterns in catalytic converter thefts to help you stay aware of emerging hotspots and tactics used by thieves.
Benefits of This Presentation:
Awareness: Increase your awareness about catalytic converter theft and its impact on vehicle owners.
Practical Tips: Gain actionable insights and tips to effectively prevent catalytic converter theft.
Local Insights: Understand the specific risks in different NYC boroughs, helping you take targeted preventive measures.
This presentation aims to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to protect your vehicle from catalytic converter theft, ensuring you are prepared and proactive in safeguarding your property.
18. kinda
simple
UnOptimization is Simple
4 Main Considerations of UnOptimization
• Google Bashing
• User Experience
• Social Discoverability
• Testing
@simmonet
23. YIKES!
Link Graphs Should Be UnOptimized
• Anchor text to brand / site
• Inter-site linking i.e. footer links
• Dofollow links to nofollow links
• Internal linking for users NOT Google
This obviously isn’t for users
26. Content is Over optimized
scale over
substance
substance
over scale
27. better
Content Should be UnOptimized
Content production is changing from:
• Auto-generated to human-generated*
• ‘Thin’ to valuable
• Patterned to unique
• Scale to reasonable amount*
• Generalists to authorities
*Cool new technologies may change this POV
30. Tools
Link Graph
• Open Site Explorer
• Majestic SEO
• Google Webmaster Tools
Content
• Screaming Frog
• Google SERP
Und
31. I’m a
user too!
UnOptimization is Simple
4 Main Considerations of UnOptimization
• Google Bashing
• UnOptimization for User Exp.
• Social Discoverability
• Testing
@simmonet
38. Treat Everyone Equally Different
Satisfying Intent & Context
• Query research
• Persona development
• Unique onsite experiences
• Different conversion points
• Different metrics @simmonet
So stick a fork in it: guest blogging is done; it’s just gotten too spammy. In general I wouldn’t recommend accepting a guest blog post unless you are willing to vouch for someone personally or know them well. Likewise, I wouldn’t recommend relying on guest posting, guest blogging sites, or guest blogging SEO as a linkbuilding strategy.
So stick a fork in it: guest blogging is done; it’s just gotten too spammy. In general I wouldn’t recommend accepting a guest blog post unless you are willing to vouch for someone personally or know them well. Likewise, I wouldn’t recommend relying on guest posting, guest blogging sites, or guest blogging SEO as a linkbuilding strategy.