Halloween is nigh, as even a passing glance inside stores right now will tell you. It’s the time of year when folks stock up on all sorts of spooky supplies, from frightful costumes to festive decorations. And not to be outdone, grocery brands, too, treat Halloween as a season to boost sales of candy, food, …
Benchmark Team writes on September 4, 2019 Reading Time: 2 Minutes Practical Marketer There is more than just using an email marketing service to send emails. Email marketing services, though, depending on who you use, will sometimes have limited resources. Like in a scary movie, you want any tools you can get your hands on …
Microsoft set the patching world on its ear on Monday when it released an “out of band” patch to fix a vulnerability known as CVE-2019-1367. Susan Bradley raised the alarm immediately. I chimed in a few hours later with more details. Then, yesterday (Tuesday), Microsoft dumped its usual big bunch of “optional, non-security” Win10 patches …
What you don’t know about the dark web might be exploited by a ‘dark web intelligence’ vendor. Forrester’s Josh Zelonis offers a simple explanation and some helpful pointers. The dark web is nothing fancy. It’s really just a different series of protocols. Commonly, when surfing the web, transport layer security (TLS) is the cryptographic protocol …
We’ve all had those moments of absolute terror where we just want to crawl into the fetal position, cry and pretend the problem doesn’t exist. Unfortunately, as SEOs, we can’t stay this way for long. Instead, we have to suck it up and quickly resolve whatever went terribly wrong. There are moments you know you messed …
The big dream for many bloggers is to someday cash out and get that illustrious “sunset money”. Here’s the thing though: You won’t have much luck selling your blog if the buyer can’t see themselves able to run the show. So it’s up to you to make sure that they can slide right in. This …
ErikaWittlieb / Pixabay Last week, I attended the Digital Summit here in Denver, and I heard some pretty staggering statistics about the state of content marketing. For example, Rand Fishkin gave a really interesting keynote on search and organic traffic from Google. Not gonna lie, some of it went over my head, but here was …
Only 3.25% of Visitors Visit Your Blog (and Other Scary Statistics) Read More »
Search in Pics: Parrots at Google, VHS tape library & scary client masks – Search Engine Land Thanks to Our Sponsor Source link
Garrett Holmes: Well, thank you so much for joining us, Dennis. This is kind of a crazy time for all of us in the digital marketing world right now. So to start things off, if you could kind of just tell us what Facebook is doing. Kind of explain it like we’re five. Dennis Yu: …
DON’T PANIC! Facebook’s Ad Targeting Updates Aren’t as Scary as They Seem Read More »
Absurdly Driven looks at the world of business with a skeptical eye and a firmly rooted tongue in cheek. They say robot technology will swallow everyone in the end. Why, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak once even declared that humans will merely be robots’ pets. Surely, though, robots won’t be able to do everyone’s jobs. They won’t be able …
They Thought Their Jobs Were Safe From Robots. Then Something Scary Happened Read More »
QuinceMedia / Pixabay Halloween is right around the corner, and with it come haunted houses, trick-or-treating and scary movies. Small business owners can capitalize on this time of year with related activities including seasonal marketing opportunities, costume contests and candy giveaways. There are also tips that can be gained from spooky films — beyond the …
Barry Schwartz Barry Schwartz is Search Engine Land’s News Editor and owns RustyBrick, a NY based web consulting firm. He also runs Search Engine Roundtable, a popular search blog on very advanced SEM topics. Barry can be followed on social media at @rustybrick, +BarrySchwartz and Facebook. For more background information on Barry, see his full bio and …
Halloween at Google, Cowboy Android statue & a scary but yummy Google cake Read More »
