[Podcast] Google Strong-Arms an Update
Matt Bailey2022-02-11T22:49:55-05:00Google, The 800-pound internet gorilla, forces an update. Google’s new update hit in May, Core Web Vitals or Page Experience. This update focuses more [...]
Google, The 800-pound internet gorilla, forces an update. Google’s new update hit in May, Core Web Vitals or Page Experience. This update focuses more [...]
6 SEO Myths that just won't go away. SEO is a tricky business to begin with, and it isn't helped by the amount of [...]
The New Influencers: More Celebrity than Authority? Matt interviews Mark Schaefer about his recent article, "Emphasis on celebrity over authority is blowing up influencer strategy." [...]
How to Create Amazing Content on YouTube The YouTube Creator formula: Get Better Everyday Greg joins Matt once more to continue their last discussion, [...]
Email is the steady, reliable channel that marketers dismiss at their own risk. Email is far from dead, dying, or going away. Despite bold [...]
YouTube's Secret Sauce: How to Reach, Engage, and Enchant Audiences Why do Brands Struggle on YouTube? YouTube is dominated by creators, instructors, and seemingly [...]
Investigating Influencer Marketing Influencer Marketing has become one of the latest shiny objects in marketing and popular culture, but does it deliver? Matt and [...]
Another day, another crop of terrible LinkedIn connection requests. Now don't get me wrong. I love LinkedIn. But has LinkedIn become Tinder for business professionals? Every request seems to be a stale, uninspired attempt at making a sale. But let’s be serious, it isn’t even a real connection.
50% of business owners do not have a marketing plan for 2019! By nature, the majority of business owners are not marketers. As such, many see taking time to think about marketing the same as going to the dentist. In a recent study, 86% of business owners prefer to spend their time on activities other than marketing!
How important is Accessibility in Digital Marketing? Honestly, most have never thought about that question, so you may not be alone. Kim Krause-Berg joins Matt to talk about recent developments in Accessibility. Primarily driving this discussion are the recent increase in accessibility lawsuits. Past court rulings put websites in the same class as a commercial business; they have to accommodate and provide for anyone to access their store just as much as their website.