Author: Ali Cort

Ali Cort
  • My Five #162

    A festive My Five round up this week: Christmas Ads, Christmas Elves and Christmas Cards plus Google’s AMP to launch Feb 2016.

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  • My Five #153

    For a round up of this week in inbound marketing, all you need is My Five. This week: Facebook, iPhones and an American opinion of England

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  • My Five #150

    Ali’s My Five looks at Facebook, Twitter and Instagram as well as what impacts rankings in search and what you can do to stop robocall scams.

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  • Ain’t bovvered about speling or grammer for SEO? You should be!

    While not related to SEO directly, spelling and grammar play an important role in building your online reputation. Don’t put visitors off.

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  • My Five #141

    This week Ali talks SEO, online shopping and what’s on the telly in My Five – a round up of interesting things that caught our attention.

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  • Why piggy-backing the news agenda is good for search

    Capitalise on Google’s newly updated Trends tool by tapping into real time news in your blog – it doesn’t have to be evergreen all the time.

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  • My Five #133

    In this week’s My Five, Ali sheds light on User Experience, follows a presidential Twitter account and even has time to save the animals.

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  • PR & Blogger Outreach Cheat Sheet

    How to target journalists and bloggers for maximum success (Note – it’s a marathon not a sprint!)

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  • My Five #126

    Google’s April Fool’s, a Facebook funny and a politician on Twitter – it must be this week’s My Five!

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  • Why Inbound Marketing is akin to slow cooking

    Think of inbound marketing as crock pot cooking: juicy results, sweet conversions and after one taste, your users will be back for seconds.

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  • My Five #118

    Inbound marketing using both SEO and PPC, Twitter’s triumphant return to SERPs and a misguided Facebook debate – it’s this week’s My Five.

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  • £2k offered to SMEs for strategic growth advice

    Eligible for The Government’s Growth Voucher scheme? SMEs offered a subsidy for seeking advice in marketing, attracting & keeping customers.

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