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A Step-by-Step Guide to Growing Your SEO Traffic Using Ubersuggest

Neil Patel

There are a lot of tools out there and a ton of SEO reports. But when you use them, what happens? You get lost, right? Don’t worry, that’s normal (sadly). And maybe one day I will be able to fix that. But for now, the next best thing I can do is teach you how to grow your SEO traffic using Ubersuggest. This way, you know exactly what to do, even if you have never done any SEO.

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7 Free Keyword Research Tools for Content Marketers

Content Marketing Institute

Can we finally take it easy on keywords? Not really. Analyzing keywords offers ideas for content that’s relevant to searchers and shows gaps your content could fill. Here are seven free SEO tools to help. Continue reading → The post 7 Free Keyword Research Tools for Content Marketers appeared first on Content Marketing Institute.

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Are H1 Tags Necessary for Ranking? [SEO Experiment]

Moz

Posted by Cyrus-Shepard In earlier days of search marketing, SEOs often heard the same two best practices repeated so many times it became implanted in our brains: Wrap the title of your page in H1 tags Use one — and only one — H1 tag per page. These suggestions appeared in audits, SEO tools, and was the source of constant head shaking. Conversations would go like this: "Silly CNN.

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Ad Age Content Marketing Finalists Are Ads. It’s Wrong and It Matters.

Content Marketing Institute

This post is a bit of a rant and a mea culpa. CMI’s Robert Rose takes on Ad Age’s erroneous description of content marketing in its latest awards – and why it matters. Continue reading → The post Ad Age Content Marketing Finalists Are Ads. It’s Wrong and It Matters. appeared first on Content Marketing Institute.

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Marketing Operations in 2025: A New Framework for Success

Speaker: Mike Rizzo, Founder & CEO, MarketingOps.com and Darrell Alfonso, Director of Marketing Strategy and Operations, Indeed.com

Though rarely in the spotlight, marketing operations are the backbone of the efficiency, scalability, and alignment that define top-performing marketing teams. In this exclusive webinar led by industry visionaries Mike Rizzo and Darrell Alfonso, we’re giving marketing operations the recognition they deserve! We will dive into the 7 P Model —a powerful framework designed to assess and optimize your marketing operations function.

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No One Can Break Your Content Rules If They Don’t Exist

Content Marketing Institute

Do you create content that never gets used? Do teams create content outside your purview? Are you overwhelmed by content demands from other groups? Fix it by creating rules and structure. Only then can you figure out how to break them. Continue reading → The post No One Can Break Your Content Rules If They Don’t Exist appeared first on Content Marketing Institute.

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Avoid Predictions and Analyze the Possibilities of the Future [The Weekly Wrap]

Content Marketing Institute

This week Robert Rose wonders about stories from the future. He finds Ad Age’s content marketing awards to be aged ads. He talks with a trend hunter and shares articles to help future-proof your content marketing strategy. Continue reading → The post Avoid Predictions and Analyze the Possibilities of the Future [The Weekly Wrap] appeared first on Content Marketing Institute.

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The Rules of Link Building - Best of Whiteboard Friday

Moz

Posted by BritneyMuller Are you building links the right way? Or are you still subscribing to outdated practices? Britney Muller clarifies which link building tactics still matter and which are a waste of time (or downright harmful) in one of our very favorite classic episodes of Whiteboard Friday. Click on the whiteboard image above to open a high-resolution version in a new tab!

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How Low Can #1 Go? (2020 Edition)

Moz

Posted by Dr-Pete Being #1 on Google isn't what it used to be. Back in 2013, we analyzed 10,000 searches and found out that the average #1 ranking began at 375 pixels (px) down the page. The worst case scenario, a search for "Disney stock," pushed #1 all the way down to 976px. A lot has changed in seven years, including an explosion of rich SERP (Search Engine Results Page) features, like Featured Snippets, local packs, and video carousels.

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Spot Zero is Gone — Here's What We Know After 30 Days

Moz

Posted by PJ_Howland As you are probably aware by now, recent updates have changed the world of search optimization. On January 22nd Google, in its infinite wisdom, decided that the URL that has earned the featured snippet in a SERP would not have the additional spot in that SERP. This also means that from now on the featured snippet will be the true spot-one position.