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How Google’s New Layout Predicts the Future of SEO

Kissmetrics

Let’s look at Google’s layout changes over the past few years… lucky for us, Orbit Media performed random Google searches in 2013, 2014, and 2015 and compared them to Google’s current layout for us. The big differences from 2013 versus 2019 are: The first organic listing is drastically pushed down. Quora did grow through SEO.

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How 7-Figure eCommerce Owners are Crushing it With Shopping on Instagram

Lemonstand

Social media platforms have been growing in popularity every year. The platform started with 90 million active users in 2013, and it has since grown to nearly one billion monthly active users in 2017. While it all sounds like sunshine and daisies, social media often gets a bad rap when it comes down to sales.

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Top 5 Digital Marketing Initiatives for 2022: Insights From Marketers

ROI Revolution

Since then, digital search ad spending has increased significantly as brands try to reach the consumers who spend more time online. 28% of marketers use automation in their PPC advertising efforts. Mobile’s share of organic search engine visits has been steadily increasing since 2013, when it made up just 27% of search visits.

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How to Use First-Party Data for Ad Personalization

Kissmetrics

Spoiler alert: It might actually be better for your PPC strategy in the long run!). And advertisers don’t need to track individual consumers across the web to get the performance benefits of digital advertising. It might not be as bad as you think. What Is First-Party Data? Google isn’t the only one phasing out cookies.

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Developing the Right Content Strategy for eCommerce Websites

Inflow Insights

Content marketing is the line that connects the dots between consumers and business owners. Consumers look for specific pieces of information depending on where they are in the buyer’s funnel. Business owners provide that info through content (blogs, videos, and more) answering the consumers’ questions at each step of the funnel.

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Developing the Right Content Strategy for eCommerce Websites

Inflow Insights

Content marketing is the line that connects the dots between consumers and business owners. Consumers look for specific pieces of information depending on where they are in the buyer’s funnel. Business owners provide that info through content (blogs, videos, and more) answering the consumers’ questions at each step of the funnel.