Implementing SEO into your content and your website may seem like an endless and overwhelming task. After all, there are over 200 individual guidelines to consider, so one can never be sure which ones to prioritize to get your pages to the top of the search engine result pages.
To keep you in the know, today, we’ll explore the ins, and outs, of links, in particular, ghost links and link echoes and they’ll affect your rating and therefore your lead generation statistics.
All the SEO and website/ Google enthusiast know about structured data markup. This has proved to be one of the greatest tools to generate organic traffic. The structured data is a code that helps the search engine to add more details for users. These details are in the form of rich snippet.
They are basically used for loads of products mostly. They are very eye catching for a user. By adding the schema markup to your website, you will help the search engine to identify data that is valuable to the users.
There are many ways through which you can implement markup based on the specification of microdata. Yet, there are many cases where the rich snippets just don’t appear. And that happens even after implementing the schema structured data markup on the website.
There are loads of reasons that can really affect the visibility of the rich snippets in the Google search results. In this post, I will disclose some of the major reasons because of which the structured data markup simply doesn’t appear in the Google result.
Let’s get started and observe what are these reasons,
There’s an assumption that to have an effective website and a well ran digital marketing campaign, you will need to spend a small fortune on your website. This, however, is not the case, as there are many low cost and even free tools to optimize your website, most of which are remarkably simple to implement and aren’t too time-consuming either.
Any content marketing manager can master the following tips and really optimize their website to drive traffic and boost conversion leads.
Getting your content into the hands of as many readers as possible is the goal of any business with an online presence. And, for the most part, Google is the key to achieving that. Google is the connection linking you and your content up with your readers, so optimizing your content for Google maximization is essential if you want to reach as many people as possible.
I am sure, there are so many of us who gets annoyed by their messy inbox. As for myself; I prefer to read email that is actually sent to me by some real human being. But in this social network life, almost 70% of the email are about notifications, newsletters and updates.
Even though Gmail Tabs helps in some sort of way. The tabs still isn’t a complete solution. And social notifications and newsletters can flood your mailbox by taking up a lot of space.