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Internal linking is one of the most overlooked yet powerful SEO strategies available. It not only improves site navigation and user experience but also plays a crucial role in distributing link equity across your website.

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This is an interesting book because it's written by enterprise-level Search Engine Marketing (SEM) geniuses. They eat big data for breakfast every day.

While we both know you’re not a purveyor of so-called fake-news, if you’re not a proper J-school-certified and verified reporter, you might end up on the wrong side of the social media content filter.

Thanks to JD Lasica for including me in his latest post on Socialmedia.biz

Influencer Marketing

Share your blog posts customized for each network, automated and scheduled at the right time on social media profiles, pages and groups.

Most social media marketing strategies are like my mum and me in Genova: we were supremely blissed-out happy with our experience of the authentic, delicious, "to the tooth" spaghetti al pesto. A proper online brand management and social media marketing campaign demands a multi-course meal of more than just spaghetti al Twitter, pasta a la Facebook, and lasagna al Instagram.

I always tell clients that it is no longer enough to be beautiful when it comes to marketing online. The Internet has become more like an Oscar after-party than it is like the airport Ramada. Online, you’re never the lone beauty in the hotel lounge. Online, you’re surrounded by equal or greater beauties. What’s more, the most successful online social media barflies are aggressive in addition to gorgeous. Too many companies that have invested vast resources in social have Pretty Boy/Girl Syndrome. A symptom of this disease is an expectation that others will go out of their way to pursue you.

You employees and staff are the flesh and blood and memory of your company. Interview them as the source of your content marketing strategy. Allow them to become part of the company's narrative. It'll help both your online reputation and your natural organic search success.