Is Content Marketing the Future of SEO?
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Interview 5 Highlights
Nicole Munoz, of Start Ranking Now, and Nate Dame, of SEOPerks, take an in-depth look at historic and future SEO practices with Martin van der Roest of the Examiner. Traditional link-building SEO practices of just a few years ago have given way to a more balanced approach, pairing high-quality content with organic link building. Google’s Panda and Penguin algorithms have greatly impacted the way search engines rank today by looking at the entire user experience instead of merely keywords. Writing valuable content for your customers and not just packing in keywords for the search engines will improve your overall search rank, increasing traffic to your website and generating more leads and sales.
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Is Content Marketing the Future of SEO?
Historic SEO
The last 10 years have seen dramatic changes in SEO strategies as maturing technology has produced increasingly more complex and sophisticated actions by search engines. Historic SEO was all about link building to your site to increase search […]
Is Content Marketing the Future of SEO?
Interview #5 Transcript – May 1, 2013
Participants: Nicole Munoz, Nate Dame and Martin van der Roest
Martin van der Roest: Thank you both for taking time to be a part of this interview, collectively focused on the idea of “What […]
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