When people know what will happen next, they are more likely to go along for the ride.
I don’t like to get in a car and randomly drive. I don’t necessarily need to know exactly where I’m going: it could just be “let’s see what’s up this road.”
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When people know what will happen next, they are more likely to go along for the ride.
I don’t like to get in a car and randomly drive. I don’t necessarily need to know exactly where I’m going: it could just be “let’s see what’s up this road.”
What’s the deal on marking email as SPAM? What are my options for all the crap?
Advice to help your readers comprehend what you’re talking about AND help the search engines who help them, use these really simple tips.
When you use SEO plugins you have to go back and correct stuff. Get the tips for where to use your keywords in place first.
Using your phone, search Keruig.com for “Where does the water go?” The reply will certainly surprise you.
You do know that Google can’t actually READ anything.
It’s a computer. It just picks out words for search results.
It also says that topics require at least 300 words to have “authority.”
So if you have less than 300 words on a page, then you’re not telling Google that subject matter is important.
Thirty years ago when I got my first business cards for my first business, I thought it was the best $20 I ever spent. It made me feel professional and assured that whoever got my card had all the pertinent information about me and what I was selling.
That’s still true, but now even more important is your signature at the end of your email.
When is “from” the right word? When is “form” the right one? Can a computer really be depended upon to use the right one in the right place?
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Let’s say you want to bake a cake and you find you are out of eggs.
You go to the grocery store to buy some and find a sign that says “Eggs: coming soon!”
You look around the store manager to ask, “What does this mean ‘coming soon’?”
He says, “Well, they’re on a truck.. that’s coming soon. We don’t know exactly when. But ..soon. So you should check back again … soon.”
SEO is a page-by-page, post-by-post process. Everybody who finds a link to you does not start on your home page. Think about key words on every page.