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Do you know about the freshness factor?
It is an element of search engine algorithms that prefers web pages with fresh and updated content over outdated ones.
This is where website management triggers your online visibility. It informs search engines that you have new and relevant content for its users. When the bots index your web pages, Google rewards you with top rankings on the SERPs.
There’s more to why you need an updated website with SEO-friendly content. Let’s discover what!
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Topics: SEO, online public relations, owned media
Here are seven types of premium content to guide a lead through the buying process
When it comes to capturing leads, it all boils down to providing value. Why would your visitors give you their priced personal information? They will only if you offer them something equally valuable that can be swapped with their confidential data.
But what information is more treasured than regular content?
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Topics: PR tips, online public relations, owned media
The three steps search engines follow to rank search results
Are you curious about how search engines generate the ranking list called SERPs?
If you know what SERPs are and what elements they incorporate, it’s easy to understand their workings.
Search engines generate search results in a three-step process.
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Topics: SEO, PR tips, online public relations
We live in a busy and hyper-competitive world.
Modern customers are impatient and want the web content to load within seconds. Delays may make them move to another source, and you may end up losing potential business opportunities.
If you care about leads, conversions, and customer delight, you should pay attention to your website’s load speed. Let’s take a look at how website loading time makes a huge difference.
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Topics: public relations, online public relations, web design & development
Blogs build brand loyalty and community engagement with your company
Although it may seem like blogging has lost its relevance, it’s important to recognize the significance it still holds today. A blog serves the purpose of creating a relationship between a company and its audience. It can also provide knowledge on relevant topics, increase engagement and traffic to your website, and create a community.
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Topics: online public relations, blog
Many say podcasts are a fast-growing media platform to increase brand exposure. It’s an often-overlooked opportunity for a company’s experts and spokespersons to share insight and company information with faithful podcast listeners. Just like with any other media interview, there are ways that your company’s spokesperson can prepare to participate on a podcast and truly shine as a great podcast guest.
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Topics: online public relations
How to properly use these location-specific digital techniques
Digital marketing is a tricky domain with plenty of jargon that can leave you scratching your head. Take, for example, geofencing and geotargeting. Although they sound similar, these location-based strategies are quite different.
Learning the difference between geofencing and geotargeting can significantly enhance your overall digital marketing efforts and your ROI.
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Topics: public relations, ethics, online public relations
Revise your company’s “About us” summary each year
It’s a new year and time to update your company’s boilerplates to better communicate your brand’s mission and accomplishments. Look at your company’s end-of-year reports from each department, such as sales, HR, and operations. Take time to comb through the numbers and pull figures that show what’s behind your brand.
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Topics: public relations, online public relations, online reputation management, social media
Companies today are investing more energy and time on content creation and delivery. The volume of information flung at people daily can be staggering, if not paralyzing. Social media platforms continue to hone algorithms to deliver desired content, while attempting to box out the noise. For some companies, this is an obstacle. For others, an opportunity.
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Topics: public relations, online public relations, shared media
Ah, Twitter. It’s a repository for political musings, humorous quips and celebrity news. It provides a platform for solace and unity in times of tragedy as well as mean-spirited comments directed at enemies. While we forget most tweets moments after we read them, others, for some reason, are indelible, and people still share them even years later. Find out what makes an unforgettable tweet and how your company can take advantage of this knowledge to boost your visibility and profits.
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Topics: public relations, online public relations, shared media

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