Fake reviews don’t just hurt consumers (like me). They can cause serious damage to your brand. Here’s why it’s not worth risking it.
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My Five #359
Both Facebook and YouTube are in trouble this week, plus news of a new ad tool from Google, a very clever robot and Banksy opens an online shop. Read it all here in this week’s My Five.
How to grow organic traffic with low search volume keywords
Targeting low-volume, low-competition keywords can be a great way of growing website traffic. Here’s how we did it.
SEO FAQ – The most asked questions about SEO in 2019
We’ve collated some of the most asked questions about SEO into a handy, jargon busting FAQ to help answer common search queries.
My Five #358
This week, tech dudes are seeing who can be the biggest jerk, Instagram cracks down on stalkers, and Joe Swash takes naps in his bathroom.
4 Old School SEO Tactics You Have To Stop Using
Yikes! Can’t believe we’re still seeing evidence of sites using these old school SEO tactics. Some don’t work, and some could even be harmful. So stop using them. Now.
My Five #357
We’re looking after the planet and all its creatures in this week’s My Five, with some social media highlights from the past few days.
Instagram creator accounts: The perfect tools for social media influencers
We take a look at the new Instagram account specifically aimed at influencers, and what differentiates it from a business account.
My Five #356
It’s a My Five full of fakery this week – including robo-dogs, AI generated headshots, and a satirical WhatsApp chat between the world leaders.
How to write better blog posts: a step-by-step guide
A concise but informative overview of how you can write better blog content, and how to optimise your posts for an online audience.
My Five #355
A bad week for journalism and ad targeting but a good week for Twitter and TikTok, plus some amazing pictures of dogs in bags. It is My Five time.
We say bye-bye to Google Ads’ average position
What does Google’s decision to remove the average position column in Google Ads mean for advertisers?