Google’s John Mueller answered two questions about structured data. While the first question was specifically about the medical niche, his answer is useful and applicable to websites in any niche. Mueller also explained how to use the Google Developer Help Pages to figure out which structured data is best to use. How to Choose Structured … Read more
How prepared is your organization for the imminent loss of third-party data? Are you ready for first-party data to take center stage in your marketing strategy? Maybe you’re feeling unsure of how to use first-party data? While cookies going away will reduce your access to third-party data, you can still strike the right balance with … Read more
There’s so much data, from so many different sources, with so many different reporting tools, that you could just drown in reports, attribution, and meetings. With so much noise out there, it’s important that you look at the data in a certain way. There’s important information hidden in the metrics that will help direct your … Read more
After 2+ years of major pivots and accelerated digital transformation, brands are now having to take a close look at how they handle customer data. To make absolutely necessary improvements, organizations must meet three challenges and implement a series of best-practices. Read the full article at MarketingProfs
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Do you understand your audience well? Are you aware of how they search and where they spend time online? Do you know which search trends and keywords to focus on this year? Register now to learn more about a variety of SEO metrics across regions, more specifically in the U.S. and U.K., that can help … Read more
Google has created and shared a free template for visualizing your Search Console data as a bubble chart in Google Data Studio. This makes it easier than ever to analyze Search Console data with a bubble chart — a task people have been using third party tools to accomplish. Now, creating a bubble chart is … Read more
Complying with customer data rights doesn’t mean just checking a few boxes and moving on. Your entire organization must shift in the way it views and processes customer data. Here are some tips to get started. Read the full article at MarketingProfs
Organization schema structured data is useful to have on a website because it communicates important information to Google that can then be used to present an organization’s data in the search results in an attractive manner. This is why implementing organization structured data correctly is important. Structure Data Types And Properties Before we get into … Read more
Data science as a discipline – and specific skills in machine learning, analytics, and training algorithms – are in hot demand. It’s a field that has exploded in popularity this past decade and is expected to create 11.5 million more new jobs in the U.S. alone by 2026. So what’s it like to work as … Read more
Google published a Search Off Record episode about structured data. An interesting topic they touched on was how Google might use structured data that goes beyond what Google’s developer pages recommend. Martin Splitt said that more data can be better. But there are caveats to adding more structured data beyond what Google recommends. Schema.org and … Read more
The number of marketers on LinkedIn who changed jobs jumped by nearly a third in 2021, according to recent research from the professional social network. Read the full article at MarketingProfs
Additional data from Search Console is now available through the Google Data Studio connector, allowing users to visualize traffic from more Google sources. This update is announced by Google Search Advocate Daniel Waisberg in his second post of a blog series related to Data Studio & Search Console. In case you missed it, his first … Read more
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Option 1: keep track of campaign data and metrics and do all the reporting by yourself, which can lead to exhaustion and human error. Option 2: let Data Studio do it for you. Let this article be your guide to the better option. Read the full article at MarketingProfs
Google clarifies how performance data for pages in the ‘people also ask’ section is measured in Search Console – such as clicks, impressions, and positions. This topic is discussed during a recent Google Search Central SEO office-hours hangout. An individual named Aakash Singh joins the livestream to ask how Google Search Console tracks data for … Read more
Marketers have more data available to us than ever before – and it’s never been more challenging to get to the heart of it. There was a time not that long ago when the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of a company would have focused almost exclusively on technology infrastructure and engineering. As the role – … Read more
Social distancing, remote work, and non-stop hustle culture are spreading an empowering go-it-alone attitude. Why pay a plumber when you can watch a YouTube video and fix the leak yourself? Why hire a marketing expert when you can read a few blog posts and whip up some campaigns on your own? While self-reliance is a … Read more
