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When it comes to product page content, your site needs to provide an experience designed to educate your audience.
When it comes to product page content, your site needs to provide an experience designed to educate your audience.
It can be daunting to jump so late into the digital marketing pool, especially for those of us schooled in the age of traditional marketing. There are myriad choices, many with confusing acronyms. How do all these pieces fit together—or do they? And where do you start?
In its latest major algorithm update, Google officially introduced the world to BERT and now takes into account the nuances of natural language.
Some banks remain hesitant to invest heavily in developing and driving traffic to their website. Think of it this way: you wouldn’t build a new branch and then decide not to put up a sign. Likewise, your website needs a signpost (or two) and directions to help potential customers find it.
Keywords have long been the focus of digital marketers, as they’re seen as the key (get it?) to getting in front of the right audience for each product. Google trained us to think this way, so it’s no surprise the folks at Google have been slowly making our job easier—and harder.
Following SEO best practices—and publishing a blog—should drive more traffic to your website. There are several things to keep in mind when developing SEO-friendly blog content. Here’s where to start.
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