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How to Use the Google Search Console API for Pulling Search Performance Data
Google Search Advocate Daniel Waisberg recently discussed the Google Search Console API and its ability to pull search performance data programmatically. The API is available as an HTTP REST service and can be used to build applications that can make Search Console data available via dashboards. Four different Search Console API methods were covered: the…
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How to Write High Quality Reviews: Google’s New Guidelines
Google has released new guidelines for writing high quality reviews. The guidelines aim to help people make better decisions when considering products, services, destinations, games, movies, and more. To create a high quality review, it is important to evaluate from a user’s perspective, demonstrate expertise, provide evidence to support your opinions, share quantitative measurements, and…
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Five Pieces of Bad Blogging Advice (Updated)
As a blogger, you are constantly looking for ways to improve your content, grow your audience, and keep up with the ever-evolving digital landscape. Unfortunately, not all blogging advice is helpful, and some suggestions have become outdated or were never effective to begin with. In this comprehensive post, we’ll revisit five pieces of bad blogging…
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Reach Over 100,000 People for Only $1 Per Day
If you have a small business, chances are that your advertising budget is not enormous. Those without a marketing department (and that’s most of us!) might be at a loss for how to properly get the word out about their businesses when word-of-mouth isn’t keeping the appointment book filled to capacity. Newspaper ads can be…
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Blogging Strategies: Getting People to Show You the Love
So, you have a blog. You post on it regularly, and you give some thought to what you want to say. You proofread your posts and choose interesting images to go with your text. A peek at your analytics shows that you’re getting views, and you seem to be slowly picking up a good readership.…
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Getting Organized: Your To-Do List
We recently talked about choosing a calendar in order to help you get organized. Did you pick one out yet? It’s already February, so if you don’t yet have a calendar, it’s time to put that at the top of your to-do list. You do have a to-do list, don’t you? I know I do……
