You’ve just added your LinkedIn Insight Tag to your website, and you want to see if it’s working. If you read Linkedin’s documentation, they will offer up this advice: “You can check the status in Campaign Manager by navigating to Account Assets → Insight Tag. Once the Insight Tag is installed on your website and …
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I’ve had a few SEO consulting projects lately that have given me a chance to work with many more keywords than anybody should be working within a spreadsheet. When I come across these types of projects, I use the same workflow: bring all the data into a database and run the analyses in SQL. I …
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This is a quick post to provide context for the SEO A/B test-curious people out there. I was prompted by a thread in Measure Slack and figured long-form would make more sense. I didn’t want to make this another hideously long SEO-ified post but rather get to the point quickly. Here’s the post and then …
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As a digital marketer, I use SQL every single day. And looking back on my career so far, it would be fair (though a bit reductive) to say that I could define my career by two distinct periods: before I learned SQL and after I learned SQL. The two periods are distinct for three main …
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Pssst… have you heard about Google Search Console’s BigQuery integration?? The thing I enjoy most about SEO is thinking at scale. Working at Postmates was fun because sometimes it’s more appropriate to size opportunities on a logarithmic scale than a linear one. But there is a challenge that comes along with that: opportunities scale logarithmically, …
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This post demonstrates several ways to add click-to-call and click-to-chat Skype button functionality into your website. Beyond just being a modern way to use a web browser, it enables a modern approach to interacting with leads and customers. There is good reason to do this. Let me tell you why… A New Definition of “Social” Brands The …
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If you can remember your elementary school English lessons, you might recall learning how to format postal addresses so you could send a letter or navigate yourself to a particular destination. Today, most of us navigate to Web addresses far more often than street addresses and yet we no sense about how web addresses work, what …
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This is part one of four in the $10k Technical Skills for Digital Marketing series. You’ve gone a long way, Keep it up! Getting Started and the Learning Mindset Being a technical marketer is as much about using technologies as it is about learning and adapting to new ones. The learning mindset may not get its …
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This is part 3 of 4 of the $10k Technical Skills for Digital Marketing. You could be so much faster! Right now, you are using your browser to view HTML pages. You go to a page, get some information and move on. Imagine how much more information you could gather if you could tell your browser to look at …
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This is part t in the $10k Technical Skills for Digital Marketing Series. Part one introduced the importance of learning client-side technologies and offers a plan to learn Javascript, HTML and CSS for digital marketing. This post broadens the picture by introducing server-side programming and databases, which together compose web applications. Understanding how web applications work …
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