I’ve Had It! We Need to Stop the Fearmongering and “SEO Is Dead” Narrative
Is SEO really dead or are fearmongers twisting data to fit their narrative? Chima Mmeje debunks myths and reveals what actually works to dominate search in 2025 Source link
Is SEO really dead or are fearmongers twisting data to fit their narrative? Chima Mmeje debunks myths and reveals what actually works to dominate search in 2025 Source link
Following the recent SERPConf event, Google Search Analyst Gary Illyes shared insights that provided a glimpse into the latest trends and challenges in the SEO world. His LinkedIn post touches on a range of topics, from technical issues to the role of AI, providing a thorough overview of the industry’s current state. Addressing hreflang Frustrations … Read more
Last year was the year of change for search, especially for schema markup. We saw a significant loss in clicks due to changes made to certain rich results, while simultaneously witnessing the most number of new rich results introduced by Google in a year. In August, I even asked myself, are rich results dead? Good … Read more
Twitter is dead, and from its ashes rises X. Okay, that might be a little dramatic, but it‘s not wrong. Twitter officially rebranded following Elon Musk’s acquisition and is now known as X. So, what could this mean for the platform going forward? Are users still sticking to the newly named social media site, or … Read more
With the rise of video and podcasting, one could assume that blogging is dead as an effective marketing channel. After all, it seems we have an obsession with killing things off. In the new millennium, we had the Y2K computer scare. When technology took a more important role in our lives, we assumed all print … Read more
“Email marketing is DEAD!”“AI is taking over the inbox!”“Why hire a copywriter when I can just use email templates?!”“Who needs an email list when I have a large social following?” Um….. stop right there and listen up, because I’m going to let you in on a little secret… THREE little secrets to be exact. Lately, … Read more
The march of time is inevitable. And every year, some new technology pounds the nail into the coffin on something older. Whether the horse and buggy are replaced by the automobile or the slide rule is replaced by the calculator, everything eventually becomes obsolete. And if you listen to the rumors, this time around, it’s … Read more