How to Create Landing Pages that Convert: Examples + Pro Tips

High-converting landing pages focus on elements like clear headers, a consistent call-to-action, and a strong value proposition. From effective design elements to optimization tips, here’s what you need to know to create successful landing pages. When it comes to paid search, the ad itself is only part of the equation. Once you get that coveted … Read more

8 Keyword Research Tools to Try (Free & Paid)

Keyword research tools help you find, analyze, and prioritize the search terms people actually use. So you can build content and campaigns that drive visibility, traffic, and conversions. This article compares eight free and paid keyword research tools to help you find the best option for your needs. Before we cover the keyword research tools … Read more

Content scoring tools work, but only for the first gate in Google’s pipeline

Most SEO professionals give Google too much credit. We assume Google understands content the way we do — that it reads our pages, grasps nuance, evaluates expertise, and rewards quality in some deeply intelligent way. The DOJ antitrust trial told a different story. Under oath, Google VP of Search Pandu Nayak described a first-stage retrieval … Read more

The SEO’s guide to Google Search Console

Search Console is a free gift from Google for SEO professionals that tells you how your website is performing. It’s the closest thing to X-ray vision we can get.  With data-packed amenities, SEO professionals can scavenge through to locate stashes of hidden nuggets like clicks and impressions from search queries, Core Web Vitals, and whatever … Read more

8 tips for SEO newbies

SEO is a fast-moving, marketing-centric industry that will always keep you on your toes. If you’re just getting started, it can feel overwhelming without a guide. There are many facets and specializations in SEO that come later in a career — local, technical, content, digital PR, UX, ecommerce, media — the list goes on. But … Read more

Information Retrieval Part 3: Vectorization And Transformers (Not The Film)

Information retrieval systems are designed to satisfy a user. To make a user happy with the quality of their recall. It’s important we understand that. Every system and its inputs and outputs are designed to provide the best user experience. From the training data to similarity scoring and the machine’s ability to “understand” our tired, sad … Read more