People Also Ask is an important part of Google SERPs. We take a look at how companies can use People Also Ask to monitor their reputation.
Author: Ali Cort
My Five #423
Bing’s making moves down under, Google Ads are changing, and a Lancashire farmer is kidding around on Zoom – all in this week’s My Five.
Are podcasts good for SEO?
Is taking part in a podcast beneficial for SEO? We take a look at everything you need to know about podcasts and their SEO benefits.
My Five #418
A distinct lack of harmony between some Internet giants this week, but all ends well with the fantastic singing blobs. It is MyFive time.
Black Friday Facts and Stats 2020
With the Black Friday madness almost upon us, we’ve pulled together a list of some of the key facts and stats about UK Black Friday 2020.
My Five #413
In this week’s My Five we look at Google’s new ranking factors, LinkedIn shares advice for businesses, and we wish happy birthday to a true meme lord.
12 quick(ish) pre-Christmas SEO wins for retailers
You may think it’s too early to be thinking about Christmas but many retailers will be pinning their hopes on a decent festive season to end a difficult 2020. Here are 12 seasonal SEO gifts to help you prepare your business.
My Five #408
In this week’s My Five YouTube criticises itself, Facebook stamps down on political ads, and the working population find their new perfect career.
Book Review: Talk Triggers: The Complete Guide to Creating Customers with Word of Mouth (Jay Baer and Daniel Lemin)
The latest instalment of our book review series takes a look at Jay Baer and Daniel Lemin’s, Talk Triggers: The Complete Guide to Creating Customers with Word of Mouth
My Five #401
It’s an extra sweet My Five this week with Ben & Jerry’s taking a political stance, the rise of orange chocolate, and Google discuss the importance of heading tags.
News consumption around the globe (pre and post COVID-19)
We take a look at the key findings from Reuters recent research looking at how the world consumes its news, and how it has changed post COVID-19.
Professional messaging platform use likely to grow post lockdown
As lockdown begins to lift, businesses are reviewing which quarantine-enforced measures they should keep. Keeping in touch can be a challenge when working remotely, which is why we are seeing a growth in the use of professional messaging platforms.