This document appears to be a presentation given by Jake Aull of Zen Fires Digital Marketing on analyzing competitors' digital marketing strategies. The presentation discusses analyzing competitors' keyword competitiveness, paid search spending, website size and backlinks, social media presence, and differentiating one's own strategy. As an example, it analyzes the industrial supplies company Grainger, noting that 42% of its traffic is branded searches, leaving opportunities for non-branded keyword optimization. The presentation recommends competitors analyze each other on tools like SEMrush, KeywordSpy and Alexa to identify strengths and weaknesses to improve their own digital strategy.
This document provides an overview of digital marketing and SEO strategies. It discusses objectives like ranking highly in search engines and social media engagement. Key topics include communications models, content writing, keyword discovery, and monitoring plans. The stages of SEO execution are outlined as strategy, implementation, off-site link building, and analytics. Various online marketing tactics are proposed, like social media, paid ads, and link sharing. The goal is to form a comprehensive digital strategy that brings all elements together for effective promotion.
This document discusses search engine optimization (SEO), paid search (PPC), and local SEO. It defines SEO as optimizing websites to rank organically in search engine results pages (SERPs) for targeted keyword phrases. The goal is for consumers searching those keywords to find and click the business's organic listings. PPC allows targeting keywords that are difficult to rank for organically or driving immediate traffic. Local SEO focuses on optimizing business listings in local directories and maps results. Analytics are used to monitor traffic sources and refine optimization efforts over time.
This document provides an overview of search engine optimization (SEO). It explains that SEO involves optimizing websites to appear high in search engine results pages (SERPs) for relevant keyword searches so that consumers find businesses' solutions to their needs. The goals of SEO include appearing on the first page of search engines for target keywords, consuming more "real estate" on SERPs, and continually growing traffic and monitoring results. SEO encompasses website coding, content creation, and other marketing efforts to connect businesses with customers seeking answers.
Digital Marketing (learning & understanding it)Jake Aull
This document discusses digital marketing strategies and planning. It begins by outlining topics to be covered, including digital advertising options, metrics, and sample progression plans. It emphasizes that understanding analytics like objectives and metrics allows understanding the proper tactics. It then discusses the importance of a balanced digital marketing approach, with more free organic traffic than paid, but paid traffic providing more data. Finally, it outlines that planning should start with defining objectives and key performance indicators, and then developing a strategic plan allocating time and budgets across different activities to meet those objectives.
This document provides an overview of social media objectives and strategies. It discusses identifying objectives, strategic content planning, and tactical alignment. Five common social media objectives from Groundswell are listed: listening, talking, energizing, supporting, and embracing. The document then discusses time budgeting, finding problems, objectives and key performance indicators (KPIs) for objectives like thought leadership projection and customer retention. Case studies on the Obama 2008 election campaign social media strategy are presented, discussing personal, social and advocate levels of engagement. The concepts of the long tail theory, search engine optimization keyword strategy, content strategy, social media tactical planning and additional considerations are covered.
Rich Snippets & Schema Markup for WordpressJake Aull
Jake Aull will present on rich snippets and schema markup for WordPress. He will discuss what rich snippets are, their value in improving click-through rates on search engine results pages, and how schema.org relates to rich snippets. The presentation will cover guidelines for schema markup, options for plugins, testing rich snippets markup, and choosing appropriate schema categories for different types of content.
The document discusses hands-on keyword research, strategy, and content plans for SEO. It covers topics like researching keywords and phrases, fitting keywords to marketing objectives, SEO strategy, content types like blogging, identifying digital content assets, and creating content plans. The document provides examples of keyword research tools like Google Keyword Planner and KeywordSpy. It also discusses creating SEO strategies around content generation, curation, and planning tactics for blogs and social media.
The document provides an overview of search engine optimization (SEO) for WordPress websites and blogs. It discusses 15 principles of WordPress SEO success, the stages of SEO including strategy, implementation, off-site activities and maintenance. It also covers choosing SEO plugins, keyword research and content strategy, site architecture planning, link building, and analytics. The overall document serves as a guide to optimizing WordPress websites and blogs for search engine rankings.
This document provides an overview of digital marketing and SEO strategies. It discusses objectives like ranking highly in search engines and social media engagement. Key topics include communications models, content writing, keyword discovery, and monitoring plans. The stages of SEO execution are outlined as strategy, implementation, off-site link building, and analytics. Various online marketing tactics are proposed, like social media, paid ads, and link sharing. The goal is to form a comprehensive digital strategy that brings all elements together for effective promotion.
This document discusses search engine optimization (SEO), paid search (PPC), and local SEO. It defines SEO as optimizing websites to rank organically in search engine results pages (SERPs) for targeted keyword phrases. The goal is for consumers searching those keywords to find and click the business's organic listings. PPC allows targeting keywords that are difficult to rank for organically or driving immediate traffic. Local SEO focuses on optimizing business listings in local directories and maps results. Analytics are used to monitor traffic sources and refine optimization efforts over time.
This document provides an overview of search engine optimization (SEO). It explains that SEO involves optimizing websites to appear high in search engine results pages (SERPs) for relevant keyword searches so that consumers find businesses' solutions to their needs. The goals of SEO include appearing on the first page of search engines for target keywords, consuming more "real estate" on SERPs, and continually growing traffic and monitoring results. SEO encompasses website coding, content creation, and other marketing efforts to connect businesses with customers seeking answers.
Digital Marketing (learning & understanding it)Jake Aull
This document discusses digital marketing strategies and planning. It begins by outlining topics to be covered, including digital advertising options, metrics, and sample progression plans. It emphasizes that understanding analytics like objectives and metrics allows understanding the proper tactics. It then discusses the importance of a balanced digital marketing approach, with more free organic traffic than paid, but paid traffic providing more data. Finally, it outlines that planning should start with defining objectives and key performance indicators, and then developing a strategic plan allocating time and budgets across different activities to meet those objectives.
This document provides an overview of social media objectives and strategies. It discusses identifying objectives, strategic content planning, and tactical alignment. Five common social media objectives from Groundswell are listed: listening, talking, energizing, supporting, and embracing. The document then discusses time budgeting, finding problems, objectives and key performance indicators (KPIs) for objectives like thought leadership projection and customer retention. Case studies on the Obama 2008 election campaign social media strategy are presented, discussing personal, social and advocate levels of engagement. The concepts of the long tail theory, search engine optimization keyword strategy, content strategy, social media tactical planning and additional considerations are covered.
Rich Snippets & Schema Markup for WordpressJake Aull
Jake Aull will present on rich snippets and schema markup for WordPress. He will discuss what rich snippets are, their value in improving click-through rates on search engine results pages, and how schema.org relates to rich snippets. The presentation will cover guidelines for schema markup, options for plugins, testing rich snippets markup, and choosing appropriate schema categories for different types of content.
The document discusses hands-on keyword research, strategy, and content plans for SEO. It covers topics like researching keywords and phrases, fitting keywords to marketing objectives, SEO strategy, content types like blogging, identifying digital content assets, and creating content plans. The document provides examples of keyword research tools like Google Keyword Planner and KeywordSpy. It also discusses creating SEO strategies around content generation, curation, and planning tactics for blogs and social media.
The document provides an overview of search engine optimization (SEO) for WordPress websites and blogs. It discusses 15 principles of WordPress SEO success, the stages of SEO including strategy, implementation, off-site activities and maintenance. It also covers choosing SEO plugins, keyword research and content strategy, site architecture planning, link building, and analytics. The overall document serves as a guide to optimizing WordPress websites and blogs for search engine rankings.
The document analyzes the relevance of local directories and reviews sites for SEO optimization of B2B companies. It discusses keyword research on terms related to transportation services, analyzing search engine results pages and identifying locations of high demand. Sample listings and profiles are shown for various local directories like Yelp, SuperPages and Google+ Local. Social media presences of competitors on Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and potential opportunities are also examined. The document concludes local listings and reviews can provide relevance for B2B companies seeking improved search engine visibility.
Tools & Purposes for Social Media Sites 2Jake Aull
The document discusses different social media platforms and their purposes and optimal approaches. Twitter is for sharing content through mentions, hashtags and retweets to drive followers to other sites. LinkedIn focuses on professional networking. Google My Business allows customers to post reviews. YouTube should be used to build video content due to its search popularity and analytics integration. Facebook encourages customer engagement through various types of posts. Pinterest and Instagram are for image and video sharing within specific interest areas. Snapchat and TikTok focus on sharing images and short videos, especially among younger generations.
Google adwords keyword research & SEO tools setupsJake Aull
This document provides an overview of keyword research and search engine optimization (SEO) tools and strategies. It covers topics like conducting keyword research using tools like Google Trends, AdWords, and SEMrush; setting up accounts and accessing data in Google Analytics, Google Search Console, and Bing Webmaster Tools; generating sitemap files; and considering marketing strategy and positioning when selecting target keywords. The goal is to provide hands-on guidance and demonstrations of how to effectively research keywords and set up key SEO tools to optimize a website for search engines.
The document discusses structured data and schema markup for websites. It begins by introducing the speaker, Jake Aull, and his background. The document then provides an overview of the topics to be covered, including breaking down the search engine results page (SERP) and identifying elements from data markup. It defines rich snippets and discusses the difference between those and rich media/content. It also addresses analyzing websites for rich snippets, using Google's testing tool, and what aspects website owners can and cannot control. Finally, it covers coding structured data, rich snippet plugins, Google's data highlighter tool, and Google Maps.
Installing and inputting Yoast SEO fields is pretty easy. But there’s more to great search engine optimization than just that! Data structuring, Search Console data… What’s important, what’s not, and how will WordPress SEO change with Gutenberg? We’ll go into it all from strategy to execution tips.
The document outlines the major stages for ecommerce entrepreneurship from "Mastering Online Marketing". It discusses 12 steps: 1) formulating business ideas and keywords, 2) testing keywords, 3) researching competitors, 4) defining differentiated products/services, 5) creating a marketing strategy and plan, 6) constructing a promotions funnel, 7) creating promotions through various digital channels, 8) setting up a customer info-capture landing page, 9) crowdsourcing product ideas, 10) identifying upsell opportunities, and 11) implementing and testing. The overall approach involves researching opportunities, defining an offering, developing a digital marketing strategy, driving traffic through promotions, and gathering customer insights to improve the business over time.
This document discusses technologies related to social, local and mobile (SoLoMo) marketing. It covers topics like Web 2.0 technologies, how they influenced social media, the role of mobile marketing and the mobile web, the power of consumer reviews, location-based technologies, and how all of these can be applied in an integrated marketing approach. A case study is presented on a company that successfully used reviews and local search optimization until changes impacted its strategy. Mobile tactics like QR codes and SMS are suggested to engage customers on the go.
Link Strategies for SEO: an SEMrush webinarJake Aull
- The document discusses strategies for link building and search engine optimization (SEO), noting that keywords are still important but should no longer be used excessively in anchor text. It emphasizes writing for readers over search engines and focusing on quality over quantity of links. Content and links should demonstrate "relational relevance" to drive strategic content management and link engagement for SEO purposes.
Hands-on Keyword & SEO Research for Content StrategyJake Aull
Hands-On Keyword Research, SEO Strategy & Content Plans is a presentation by Jake Aull about search engine optimization. It covers topics such as conducting keyword research using tools like KeywordSpy and Google's Keyword Planner, developing an SEO strategy that fits a company's marketing objectives and positioning, using Google tools like Search Console and Analytics, creating XML sitemaps, and developing a content strategy and plans based on targeted keywords. The presentation provides hands-on guidance for businesses on how to optimize their websites and content for search engine rankings.
The document discusses strategic social media measurement. It provides examples of key performance indicators (KPIs) that can be used to measure social media, such as the percentage of online conversations about a brand and the number of new subscribers gained through social media. It also discusses developing a measurement plan upfront to define objectives and KPIs, and aligning social media objectives with the overall marketing strategy and goals. Tools mentioned for social media measurement include HootSuite, HubSpot, and SAS software.
Keyword research in Google AdWords for organicJake Aull
The document outlines the steps for conducting keyword research using the Google AdWords Keyword Planner tool. It recommends entering relevant keywords and targeting a specific location to generate keyword ideas. The user is advised to hide toolbars for better visibility of search volume results and can export the data to Excel for additional sorting and analysis. Key aspects like monthly search volumes, keyword relevance, and related long-tail keywords can be evaluated to identify topics for content or advertising campaigns.
This is the way I like to present my web traffic reports.
Please if you have any doubt of comment share it with me, it will help to improve my work.
Thank you very much!!
E
PS: It looks better if you download it ;)
When is eCommerce Right? Digital Marketing CourseJake Aull
The document discusses when eCommerce is a viable business model. It argues that eCommerce works well for niche products that have existing search demand but lack major brands or physical retailers. Niche products in industries like furniture and fashion can succeed on eCommerce sites because customers search online for these goods. eCommerce also enables businesses to sell rare or specialized products directly without large upfront costs. However, eCommerce may not work for commoditized or brand-loyal products that customers already have established options to purchase through other channels.
Web 1.0 featured static pages served from servers, while Web 2.0 introduced dynamic, user-generated content through technologies like blogs, wikis, and social media. Web 3.0 aims to make information on the web more connected through semantic metadata. Mobile and location technologies play an important role, as consumers increasingly access information on smartphones. Local business listings and positive consumer reviews across search engines and directories can provide a competitive advantage through improved search engine rankings and awareness. Together, social, local, and mobile (SoLoMo) technologies form an integrated approach for marketing.
This document discusses different social media tools and approaches for using them effectively. It outlines strategies for Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, YouTube, Facebook and Pinterest. The key recommendations are to share engaging content to drive followers to your main website, build professional networks on LinkedIn, leverage Google+ for search engine optimization, create video content for YouTube as the #2 search engine, keep Facebook followers engaged with a balance of business and entertaining posts, and provide interesting images on Pinterest for your target markets. The overall goal is to expand your digital footprint and increase search visibility.
AiMA Search SIG Event 8/2015: Search, Social, Content & Local Jake Aull
The document summarizes a panel discussion on content strategy, search engine optimization (SEO), and social media. The panelists discussed how content remains important but the focus has shifted to mobile content. They also debated whether Google+ is declining in relevance. Additionally, the panel explored how SEO and social media analytics can integrate and the changing roles of location-based directories and content curation channels.
Advanced seo strategies - Integrating PR and Social with Your SEO Strategytimgrice
Tim Grice talks about the recent changes with Googles algorithm and how link building should be structured on order to achieve long standing results in natural search.
This document discusses when eCommerce is an effective business model. It notes that eCommerce can define and drive products based on what people search for online. Niche products in less commoditized industries like furniture and fashion are well-suited for eCommerce, especially if consumers search for them online but cannot find them in stores. The document recommends developing an eCommerce site focused on niche products in demand based on keyword research. It also outlines an approach that involves formulating business ideas, testing keywords, defining differentiated products, creating marketing strategies, and using promotions to drive traffic to a landing page to test the marketing funnel.
This document provides a crash course on Google AdWords, outlining key steps and concepts to review for setting up and optimizing an AdWords campaign. It covers reviewing skills for campaign settings, creating ad groups and ads, checking an ad groups checklist, and reviewing landing pages. The goal is to focus on the search network, use appropriate location and keyword targeting, write effective ads, set a budget of at least 500 monthly clicks, and optimize the landing page for conversions.
The document analyzes the relevance of local directories and reviews sites for SEO optimization of B2B companies. It discusses keyword research on terms related to transportation services, analyzing search engine results pages and identifying locations of high demand. Sample listings and profiles are shown for various local directories like Yelp, SuperPages and Google+ Local. Social media presences of competitors on Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and potential opportunities are also examined. The document concludes local listings and reviews can provide relevance for B2B companies seeking improved search engine visibility.
Tools & Purposes for Social Media Sites 2Jake Aull
The document discusses different social media platforms and their purposes and optimal approaches. Twitter is for sharing content through mentions, hashtags and retweets to drive followers to other sites. LinkedIn focuses on professional networking. Google My Business allows customers to post reviews. YouTube should be used to build video content due to its search popularity and analytics integration. Facebook encourages customer engagement through various types of posts. Pinterest and Instagram are for image and video sharing within specific interest areas. Snapchat and TikTok focus on sharing images and short videos, especially among younger generations.
Google adwords keyword research & SEO tools setupsJake Aull
This document provides an overview of keyword research and search engine optimization (SEO) tools and strategies. It covers topics like conducting keyword research using tools like Google Trends, AdWords, and SEMrush; setting up accounts and accessing data in Google Analytics, Google Search Console, and Bing Webmaster Tools; generating sitemap files; and considering marketing strategy and positioning when selecting target keywords. The goal is to provide hands-on guidance and demonstrations of how to effectively research keywords and set up key SEO tools to optimize a website for search engines.
The document discusses structured data and schema markup for websites. It begins by introducing the speaker, Jake Aull, and his background. The document then provides an overview of the topics to be covered, including breaking down the search engine results page (SERP) and identifying elements from data markup. It defines rich snippets and discusses the difference between those and rich media/content. It also addresses analyzing websites for rich snippets, using Google's testing tool, and what aspects website owners can and cannot control. Finally, it covers coding structured data, rich snippet plugins, Google's data highlighter tool, and Google Maps.
Installing and inputting Yoast SEO fields is pretty easy. But there’s more to great search engine optimization than just that! Data structuring, Search Console data… What’s important, what’s not, and how will WordPress SEO change with Gutenberg? We’ll go into it all from strategy to execution tips.
The document outlines the major stages for ecommerce entrepreneurship from "Mastering Online Marketing". It discusses 12 steps: 1) formulating business ideas and keywords, 2) testing keywords, 3) researching competitors, 4) defining differentiated products/services, 5) creating a marketing strategy and plan, 6) constructing a promotions funnel, 7) creating promotions through various digital channels, 8) setting up a customer info-capture landing page, 9) crowdsourcing product ideas, 10) identifying upsell opportunities, and 11) implementing and testing. The overall approach involves researching opportunities, defining an offering, developing a digital marketing strategy, driving traffic through promotions, and gathering customer insights to improve the business over time.
This document discusses technologies related to social, local and mobile (SoLoMo) marketing. It covers topics like Web 2.0 technologies, how they influenced social media, the role of mobile marketing and the mobile web, the power of consumer reviews, location-based technologies, and how all of these can be applied in an integrated marketing approach. A case study is presented on a company that successfully used reviews and local search optimization until changes impacted its strategy. Mobile tactics like QR codes and SMS are suggested to engage customers on the go.
Link Strategies for SEO: an SEMrush webinarJake Aull
- The document discusses strategies for link building and search engine optimization (SEO), noting that keywords are still important but should no longer be used excessively in anchor text. It emphasizes writing for readers over search engines and focusing on quality over quantity of links. Content and links should demonstrate "relational relevance" to drive strategic content management and link engagement for SEO purposes.
Hands-on Keyword & SEO Research for Content StrategyJake Aull
Hands-On Keyword Research, SEO Strategy & Content Plans is a presentation by Jake Aull about search engine optimization. It covers topics such as conducting keyword research using tools like KeywordSpy and Google's Keyword Planner, developing an SEO strategy that fits a company's marketing objectives and positioning, using Google tools like Search Console and Analytics, creating XML sitemaps, and developing a content strategy and plans based on targeted keywords. The presentation provides hands-on guidance for businesses on how to optimize their websites and content for search engine rankings.
The document discusses strategic social media measurement. It provides examples of key performance indicators (KPIs) that can be used to measure social media, such as the percentage of online conversations about a brand and the number of new subscribers gained through social media. It also discusses developing a measurement plan upfront to define objectives and KPIs, and aligning social media objectives with the overall marketing strategy and goals. Tools mentioned for social media measurement include HootSuite, HubSpot, and SAS software.
Keyword research in Google AdWords for organicJake Aull
The document outlines the steps for conducting keyword research using the Google AdWords Keyword Planner tool. It recommends entering relevant keywords and targeting a specific location to generate keyword ideas. The user is advised to hide toolbars for better visibility of search volume results and can export the data to Excel for additional sorting and analysis. Key aspects like monthly search volumes, keyword relevance, and related long-tail keywords can be evaluated to identify topics for content or advertising campaigns.
This is the way I like to present my web traffic reports.
Please if you have any doubt of comment share it with me, it will help to improve my work.
Thank you very much!!
E
PS: It looks better if you download it ;)
When is eCommerce Right? Digital Marketing CourseJake Aull
The document discusses when eCommerce is a viable business model. It argues that eCommerce works well for niche products that have existing search demand but lack major brands or physical retailers. Niche products in industries like furniture and fashion can succeed on eCommerce sites because customers search online for these goods. eCommerce also enables businesses to sell rare or specialized products directly without large upfront costs. However, eCommerce may not work for commoditized or brand-loyal products that customers already have established options to purchase through other channels.
Web 1.0 featured static pages served from servers, while Web 2.0 introduced dynamic, user-generated content through technologies like blogs, wikis, and social media. Web 3.0 aims to make information on the web more connected through semantic metadata. Mobile and location technologies play an important role, as consumers increasingly access information on smartphones. Local business listings and positive consumer reviews across search engines and directories can provide a competitive advantage through improved search engine rankings and awareness. Together, social, local, and mobile (SoLoMo) technologies form an integrated approach for marketing.
This document discusses different social media tools and approaches for using them effectively. It outlines strategies for Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, YouTube, Facebook and Pinterest. The key recommendations are to share engaging content to drive followers to your main website, build professional networks on LinkedIn, leverage Google+ for search engine optimization, create video content for YouTube as the #2 search engine, keep Facebook followers engaged with a balance of business and entertaining posts, and provide interesting images on Pinterest for your target markets. The overall goal is to expand your digital footprint and increase search visibility.
AiMA Search SIG Event 8/2015: Search, Social, Content & Local Jake Aull
The document summarizes a panel discussion on content strategy, search engine optimization (SEO), and social media. The panelists discussed how content remains important but the focus has shifted to mobile content. They also debated whether Google+ is declining in relevance. Additionally, the panel explored how SEO and social media analytics can integrate and the changing roles of location-based directories and content curation channels.
Advanced seo strategies - Integrating PR and Social with Your SEO Strategytimgrice
Tim Grice talks about the recent changes with Googles algorithm and how link building should be structured on order to achieve long standing results in natural search.
This document discusses when eCommerce is an effective business model. It notes that eCommerce can define and drive products based on what people search for online. Niche products in less commoditized industries like furniture and fashion are well-suited for eCommerce, especially if consumers search for them online but cannot find them in stores. The document recommends developing an eCommerce site focused on niche products in demand based on keyword research. It also outlines an approach that involves formulating business ideas, testing keywords, defining differentiated products, creating marketing strategies, and using promotions to drive traffic to a landing page to test the marketing funnel.
This document provides a crash course on Google AdWords, outlining key steps and concepts to review for setting up and optimizing an AdWords campaign. It covers reviewing skills for campaign settings, creating ad groups and ads, checking an ad groups checklist, and reviewing landing pages. The goal is to focus on the search network, use appropriate location and keyword targeting, write effective ads, set a budget of at least 500 monthly clicks, and optimize the landing page for conversions.
Despite a steady stream of changes and often volatile shifts in ranking/position, the state of the search marketing industry remains strong. According to the Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization’s (SEMPO) 10th State of the Industry report, which surveyed more than 500 digital marketers and agencies about their online marketing activities across
digital channels, search engine optimization (SEO) is the most prevalent marketing activity for 94 percent of individual marketers/clients and 92 percent of agencies – significantly higher than when the survey was conducted in 2013 http://withDrDavid.com Search-based advertising is also top of mind with today’s enterprises, with 84 percent of agencies/consultants and 83 percent of marketers/clients indicating they run paid campaigns.
SEO Reporting 1ON1 Presentation for MeetupBruce Jones
As a business owner, it's essential to determine whether your website is successful. After all, your website is the face of your business, and you want to make sure that it's attracting attention and ranking well in search engines.
Luckily, there are tools that can help you measure your website's SEO success. By tracking things like your rank in search results, your visibility, and the number of visitors to your site, you can get a clear picture of how well your website is performing.
With this information in hand, you can adjust your SEO strategy accordingly and help ensure that your website is getting the attention it deserves.
SEO 101 for Venues: Key Learnings from 25 Website Audits in 4 WeeksEtix
When our in-house Lead SEO Specialist, Erika, pitched the idea of completing an SEO Audit Marathon, the first reaction from the rest of the team was obviously “challenge accepted.”
Rockhouse’s SEO Specialists got to work, and by the 4 week mark, all 25 participating clients received beautifully packaged and actionable SEO Audits in their inboxes. As we reflected on our key findings, we realized that we had developed best practices that could drive impact on ticket sales for anyone in the entertainment industry .
Seattle Tech4Good SEO for Non Profit Organizationspinwheelpeabody
The document discusses how SEO strategies have evolved away from tricks and manipulation towards developing valuable, sustainable content. It emphasizes that for non-profits, SEO is important to raise awareness, increase donations and volunteers, and accomplish their mission by reaching more people through organic search. Basic on-site optimization, content development, and measurement of goals beyond just traffic are recommended.
This document provides an overview of search engine optimization (SEO) according to the FUEL-IT approach. It discusses the key elements of an SEO strategy, including on-site and off-site factors. On-site factors refer to optimization done on the website itself, while off-site factors involve activities done elsewhere to support the website. The document also outlines the importance of analysis of the target market and competition, as well as development of the website infrastructure, design, and structure. The goal is to arrange the "fireworks" of on-site elements effectively to attract relevant traffic to the site.
Slides from November 2017 webinar with Jason King. In this webinar, we take an overview of Google Analytics, a free tool that provides a wealth of data that you can use to evaluate your success online, and help you make decisions to improve the reach of your website. This webinar is for any non-profit worker with responsibility for their charity’s website.
Ten Tips for Asset Managers to Grow Your Business Through Inbound MarketingFrank Serebrin
This document provides 10 tips for asset managers to grow their business through inbound marketing. It discusses optimizing a website, building a blog, creating calls to action and landing pages, managing email marketing, promoting pay per click advertising, and creating pitch books and fact sheets. The tips are part of an e-book series on inbound marketing best practices for financial services firms. Inbound marketing focuses on creating useful content to attract prospects rather than interrupting them with ads.
What a wonderful day to celebrate the eternal sunshine of the spotless SEO mind! If you weren’t at the conference today or missed something, it’s alright, we’ve got your back - here are the key takeaways from the BrightonSEO September 2017 main stage. Check them out!
E-commerce strategies for business development 2015-2016Zaheer Ameer
Our New Year's plans assume revenue growth of our company in 2015, but for whatever reason will be an increase in sales - an increase in sales, expansion into new markets or innovative products, software, IOS, application development or advance office software?
This document discusses Hilton Worldwide's experience with microsites and their decision to close many microsites to focus SEO efforts on their main websites. It summarizes that microsites can compete with and dilute links from the main site, confuse customers, and risk being seen as doorway pages. Analysis showed hotels without microsites had higher organic search traffic growth than those with microsites. The document outlines Hilton's two-step approach of evaluating microsite content duplication and keyword relevancy to determine which microsites to retire and redirect to the main site.
When we talk about website optimization, we are referencing the marked improvement of the user experience so that customers are likelier to convert on your site. And even though many companies try to do this, some do so without the use of any useful data. It often ends up backfiring on them by decreasing the conversion rates instead of increasing them
In NetElixir's #SEOWeek, we’re devoting our final webinar to Technical SEO in 2019.
Our SEO team will discuss key topics including:
- Top technical issues that may affect indexing
- Index bloating and how it affects organic results
- Search filters and dynamic pages
10 Commandments - Personas for SEO aka Customer-Driven Website RedesignYo! Yo! SEO
People are THE core of redesigning your website. Content needs to be written & optimized for them. Dana Lookadoo's presentation from PubCon Las Vegas 2013 helps you understand a process for working with the C-Suite, your customers, and data to identify what your audience wants.
What does person want to do?
What keyword phrases are associated with their need?
What questions are they asking?
What content assets do we have to help?
What do we want him/her to do?
Why will he/she do it?
What are the success metrics that lead to conversion?
Learn how to create audience conversion workflows and show some love to your audience when redesigning your website and writing your content.
A whitepaper from Elon Media Analytics Students. This paper describes some of the benefits of using Google Analytics to plan web content for small businesses.
Social Media Objectives, Content & StoriesJake Aull
This document discusses social media objectives and content topics for social media marketing. It begins by explaining the importance of having a variety of content types and topics for social media posts. It then lists and describes different types of social content that can be used, such as link promotions, thought leadership, user-generated content, and product information. The document focuses on identifying social media objectives and provides a detailed list of common objectives like sales, lead generation, brand awareness, engagement, thought leadership, and reputation building. It emphasizes the importance of having a clear primary objective and targeting posts to a defined audience persona.
objectives and strategies for social mediaJake Aull
This document discusses social media marketing strategies and tactics. It begins by discussing the importance of creating personas to represent target audiences. It provides an example persona for a woman named Mary. It then discusses setting objectives and key performance indicators (KPIs) for social media campaigns. Examples of objectives provided include thought leadership projection, brand awareness, customer retention, and crowd-sourcing. The document also discusses strategies like developing content calendars and considering both broadcast and engagement approaches. It covers topics like the long tail theory in search engine optimization. Finally, it analyzes the social media campaign of Barack Obama's 2008 presidential election.
This document discusses social media integration options for WordPress sites. It begins by stating that social media influences search engine optimization and there are many ways to integrate social media with WordPress through plugins. It then provides an overview of various social media channels and long-term trends. It discusses social sharing, following and content feed plugins that can be used to integrate social media on WordPress sites. It also discusses developing a social media strategy and wheel-and-spoke model to link social media profiles together and drive traffic to the WordPress site. In the end, it encourages measuring the results of social media integration.
The document discusses social media campaign failures and successes, including two hashtag campaigns that failed in 2015 and United Airlines' poor response to breaking a customer's guitar, along with Domino's Pizza's successful social media turnaround strategy after initially receiving criticism.
This document discusses presidential campaigns' use of social media, noting that Barack Obama's 2008 campaign pioneered its use and Joe Biden's 2020 campaign effectively utilized social media and the internet to reach voters. It was written by J. Aull from GSU and covers topics like Obama's social media campaign tactics and Biden's social media strategy in his successful presidential run according to a New York Times article.
The document discusses strategic social media measurement. It recommends defining measurable key performance indicators (KPIs) and an analytics plan upfront when developing a social media plan. This allows social media objectives to drive the KPIs, tactics, and measurement approach. The document provides examples of KPIs like percentage of online conversation, new subscribers/buyers, and actions taken. It also discusses tools for measurement like HubSpot, HootSuite, Google Analytics, and SAS that can track metrics like engagement, reach, sentiment, and sales.
This document discusses digital marketing strategies for targeting dental implants and other dental services. It begins by explaining the importance of thinking like a business and providing consulting services and customized products to customers. It then discusses strategies for each digital marketing channel, including search engine optimization, paid search ads, location directories, reviews, daily deals, hashtags, website content, press releases and email subject lines. The document provides tips for each channel, such as keyword research, targeting specific audiences on different social media platforms, and focusing on customer benefits rather than hard sales messaging.
The Importance of Online Reviews & Mobile MarketingJake Aull
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1.
A
B2B
Camp
Atlanta
Presenta0on
|
October
23,
2015
Jake
Aull
|
Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
404.259.5550
|
ZenFires.com
|
@jakeaull
How
to
Analyze
&
Iden0fy
your
most
Compe00ve
Digital
Marke0ng
Strategy
or
How
to
Defeat
a
Digital
Goliath
1
2. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
2
Jake
Aull
|
Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
SEO
&
Digital
Consul0ng
Services
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Thanks
in
advance
for
giving
my
name
in
referral,
&
please
check
out
my
book
WordPress
SEO
Success!
JAKE
AULL
|
ZEN
FIRES
|
DIGITAL
MARKETING
SEO,
SEM,
Social
Media,
WordPress
&
Websites
404.259.5550
|
jake@zenfires.com
|
@jakeaull
Please
post
+
reviews:
Facebook.com/ZenFires
Jake
Aull
is
principal
of
Zen
Fires;
an
SEO,
web
designer,
branding
digital
strategist
&
good
guy
if
I
say
so
myself.
I
write
digital
marke0ng
books
for
Pren0ce
Hall,
teach
social
media
marke0ng/SEO
at
Georgia
State
University
part-‐0me,
have
been
cited
in
Atlanta
Business
Chronicle
&
am
Chair
for
Atlanta
Interac0ve
Marke0ng
Associa0on
Search
Marke0ng
SIG.
3. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
3
Digital
Marke0ng
Observa0ons
&
Recommenda0ons
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Are
you
confident
you
have
the
best
digital
strategy
for
your
market?
Are
you
bea0ng
the
compe00on
in
the
right
places?
Are
you
over-‐saturated
in
some
digital
channels
&
under-‐developed
in
others?
How
to
know
what
to
do?
This
session
will
tackle
these
cri0cal
up-‐to-‐the-‐minute
ques0ons
with
meaningful
analysis,
observa0ons
&
differen0a0on:
1.
Who
are
your
true
digital
compe0tors
(via
tools
like
SEMrush
or
KeywordSpy)
2.
Keyword
compe00veness
(same
tools)
3.
PPC/ad
spend
(same
tools)
4.
Size
of
site
(Google)
5.
Digital
user
engagement
&
sen0ment
(Social
Men0on)
6.
Social
ac0vity
7.
Quality
of
website
backlinks
(PR
sites,
associa0ons
&
trade
shows,
social
media,
etc.,
via
Majes0cSEO
or
Alexa
)
8.
Compe00veness
via
digital
differen0a0on
(niche
keywords,
blogging,
etc.)
9.
New
media
strategies:
“My
compe0tors
aren’t
in
Periscope
–
is
that
where
I
win?”
10.
Analy0cs:
apples
to
apples
Therefore,
let’s
analyze
the
industrial
goods
and
supplies
industry.
A
website
that
comes
up
for
keywords
surrounding
‘industrial
supply’
is
Grainger.
Google
has
indexed
9M
pages
for
Grainger,
&
the
site
goes
back
to
1996.
Therefore
how
can
we
compete…
4. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
4
Site
Analysis
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Best
prac0ces
recommend
to
check
your
broken
links
periodically.
Note
that
fixing
your
broken
links
not
only
helps
your
site
in
terms
of
UX,
but
also
in
SEO.
Number
of
errors
=
13
5. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
5
Site
Analysis
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Best
prac0ces
recommend
to
check
your
broken
links
periodically.
Note
that
fixing
your
broken
links
not
only
helps
your
site
in
terms
of
UX,
but
also
in
SEO.
Number
of
errors
=
13
6. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
6
Site
Analysis
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Search
marke0ng
is
the
largest
source
of
traffic
to
the
site
(perhaps
exposing
opportuni0es
from
other
channels?).
7. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
7
Site
Analysis
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Best
prac0ces
recommend
to
check
your
broken
links
periodically.
Note
that
fixing
your
broken
links
not
only
helps
your
site
in
terms
of
UX,
but
also
in
SEO.
Number
of
errors
=
13
8. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
8
Site
Analysis
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
• Grainger’s
keywords,
for
both
organic
searches
and
PPC,
tend
to
revolve
around
their
brand
name
(42%
branded
traffic).
• This
represents
good,
posi0ve
brand
recogni0on.
• But
it
also
represents
opportuni0es
for
non-‐brand,
product-‐related
keyword
SEO.
• Considering
Grainger
pays
$24k
per
day
(per
day!)
to
buy
brandname-‐related
keyword
PPC
ads,
there
is
opportunity
here.
• Grainger
should
be
achieving
everything
they
want
for
their
brand
name
from
organic/SEO
(&
their
primary
organic
keywords,
like
PPC,
do
revolve
around
their
brand
name).
• It’s
0me
to
inves0gate
keyword
strategies
around
products;
give
consumers
what
they
want,
not
just
you
and
your
brand.
9. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
9
Site
Analysis
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Best
prac0ces
recommend
to
check
your
broken
links
periodically.
Note
that
fixing
your
broken
links
not
only
helps
your
site
in
terms
of
UX,
but
also
in
SEO.
Number
of
errors
=
13
10. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
10
Inbound
Link
Analysis
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Note
that
social
media
sites
like
Pinterest,
YouTube
and
Reddit
are
heavy
backlink
sources,
meaning
that
social
media
is
an
important
source
of
inbound
links
for
the
site.
11. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
11
Inbound
Link
Analysis
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Note
that
there
are
some
very
valuable
backlinks
from
news
and
government
sites;
digital
PR
works
for
Grainger.
12. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
12
Google
Page
1
SERP
for
‘cement
tesFng
equipment’
results
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Best
prac0ces
recommend
to
check
your
broken
links
periodically.
Note
that
fixing
only
hel
Number
of
errors
=
13
13. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
13
Grainger
Asphalt,
Concrete
and
Pavement
Instruments
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Best
prac0ces
recommend
to
check
your
broken
links
periodically.
Note
that
fixing
14. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
14
Site
Pages
Indexed
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
15. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
15
Site
Pages
Indexed
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
16. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
16
Social
Media
Drivers
to
Website
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Interes0ng
that
more
traffic
comes
from
Facebook
than
YouTube
and
LinkedIn
combined.
Time
to
enhance
a
YouTube
strategy?
YouTube
is
great
for
SEO
(not
to
men0on
social
media
engagement).
17. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
17
Consumer
men0ons
about
“Grainger”
in
social
media.
If
Reddit
rules,
then
a
solid
structure
of
content
must
be
in
place
(par0cularly
with
so
many
posi0ve
men0ons).
But
the
“stock
price”
Tweets
reveal
a
lack
of
Twiyer
customer
engagement
strategy.
As
does
the
heavy
role
of
Reddit,
a
social
bookmarking
channel,
as
opposed
to
social
conversa0on
channels
like
Facebook
or
LinkedIn.
Why
not
meet
and
respond
to
customers
where
they
are
in
social
media
engagement?
(just
don’t
be
a
used
car
salesperson)
18. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
18
Social
men0ons
for
keywords:
Posi0ves
only
–
Non
related,
photobucket
mainly…
19. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
19
Keyword
Nega0ves
only
–
Non
related,
photobucket
mainly…
20. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
20
Digital
Marke0ng
Observa0ons
&
Recommenda0ons
_____________________________________________________________________________________
• Recap:
Upon
analyzing
the
industrial
goods
and
supplies
industry,
a
website
that
comes
up
for
keywords
surrounding
‘industrial
supply’
is
Grainger.
• The
site
has
achieved
long
term
accelerated
growth
in
traffic.
• Google
has
indexed
9M
pages
for
Grainger,
&
the
site
goes
back
to
1996.
• Since
size
(&
longevity)
are
major
SEO
drivers,
to
compete,
you
would
want
SEOed
pages
to
chip
away
toward
9M.
• (especially
since
search
marke0ng
is
by
far
the
heaviest
source
of
traffic
to
the
website)
• So
it's
going
to
take
a
lot
of
content
to
compete
with
the
likes
of
Grainger.
• However
Grainger’s
keywords,
for
both
organic
searches
and
PPC,
tend
to
revolve
around
their
brand
name
(42%
branded
traffic).
• This
represents
good,
posi0ve
brand
recogni0on.
• But
it
also
represents
opportuni0es
for
non-‐brand,
product-‐related
keyword
SEO.
• Considering
Grainger
pays
$24k
per
day
(per
day!)
to
buy
brandname-‐related
keyword
PPC
ads,
there
is
opportunity
here.
• Grainger
should
be
achieving
everything
they
want
for
their
brand
name
from
organic/SEO
(&
their
primary
organic
keywords,
like
PPC,
do
revolve
around
their
brand
name).
21. Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
jake@zenfires.com
21
Digital
Marke0ng
Observa0ons
&
Recommenda0ons
_____________________________________________________________________________________
• It’s
0me
to
inves0gate
keyword
strategies
around
products;
give
consumers
what
they
want,
not
just
you
and
your
brand.
• As
far
as
what
SEO
keywords
are
best
for
compe0ng,
do
a
lot
of
keyword
research
to
iden0fy
the
best
long-‐tail
(niche)
keyword
phrases
to
focus
on.
• For
example,
Grainger
sells
‘concrete
tes0ng
instruments’
and
‘pavement
tes0ng
instruments,’
but
despite
the
website’s
size
and
longevity,
it
does
not
come
up
on
Google
page
one
for
searches
for
‘cement
tes0ng
equipment.’
• Also,
Grainger
does
not
achieve
a
lot
of
web
traffic
via
social
media
customer
engagement
in
channels
like
Twiyer
or
LinkedIn.
• Why
not
monitor
keywords,
like
the
above,
in
social
media
and
engage
in
conversa0ons
regarding
cement
tes0ng?
• And
focus
social
media,
website
and
blog
content
around
such
keywords
to
come
up
in
search
results.
• How?
Some
op0mized
YouTube
video
demos
on
the
topic
would
help
in
all
spheres.
• Would
you
use
social
media
to
shop
for
cement
tes0ng
equipment?
Maybe,
maybe
not
–
but
would
you
watch
video
demos?
• Meaning,
here
is
a
niche,
or
a
long-‐tail
strategy,
for
compe0ng
with
Grainger.
22. Digital
Marke0ng
Data
&
Observa0ons
October
23,
2015
Jake
Aull
|
Zen
Fires
Digital
Marke0ng
|
404.259.5550
|
ZenFires.com
|
@jakeaull
Digital
Analysis
for
Industrial
Goods
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