Last week, I participated in two calls initiated by startup investors after being introduced to them as an expert in the strategic use of Search Marketing. After a few minutes of discussing my thoughts on the strategic application of Search, both investors had their startup CEOs join the call to understand how I could help […]
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The most significant value of search marketing comes from being findable no matter where a customer searches, but too often, we do not align any of the many silos that could benefit from integration. When a searcher is searching, they are not thinking about paid search or organic; they are trying to find a solution
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My friend Jason Kilgore from Findlaw posted his views on why Search needs a seat in the C-Suite. Jason argues that Google’s recent policy of disapproving or suspending your paid search account if your website has received a manual action demonstrates the need for a more integrated approach to Search and both more senior representation and
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That was the goal of Dataprizm, which is why we named it such. By storing and organizing data, we could look through it through different lenses and find the opportunity that was being missed. For the past few weeks, I have regretted shutting down DataPrizm nearly every day. Integrating the current power of AI and
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In my previous article, Maximizing Global Marketing Outcomes by Engaging in the Twin Engines of Performance, I outlined the key points from a comprehensive research focusing on international marketing agility and how Multinational Corporations (MNCs) that successfully integrate local market insights with marketing program standardization can reap numerous benefits. These advantages span operational efficiency and market
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One of my favorite professors from my Global MBA program, Professor Simonin, and his colleagues were recently recognized by the American Marketing Association as 2023’s most significant contribution to the advancement of International Marketing Management for their research on performance gains when improving an organization’s International Marketing Agility. The research paper titled “Marketing Agility in Subsidiaries: Market Orientation
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Why is the Search Guy Butting In? One of the biggest challenges in my search career has been navigating the delicate task of influencing workstreams that negatively impact SEO performance without ruffling feathers or bruising the managers\’ egos of these functional areas. SEOs often deliver KPIs that depend on multiple infrastructures they don\’t directly control.
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Updated November 26th, 2024, to add in the challenge of the user’s browser language settings on what is presented. Since my recent PubCon presentation, I have spoken with a dozen companies that had previously or recently implemented hreflang for their global sites, and it was not working as they hoped. They often referred to it as
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I am on a working vacation on the island of St John\’s in the US Virgin Islands, which has a fantastic view of the Caribbean Sea. It being the Monday before Thanksgiving, I encountered a frequent problem for locals and international travelers: the dreaded IP location redirections that did not account for our location. As
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That is a question I have to wrestle with weekly with global websites trying to explain why companies need to do something only to have them point to either a larger company or a random article that is doing or advocates doing it the way they want despite significant evidence or even a written standard
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