Does Google Think Your Website Is Spam?

Everyone who uses the internet knows the frustration of web spam, where you find a promising page in search results that is useless. And we all know Google hates spammy websites, probably even more than we do. 

How to Write a Call-to-Action That Gets Visitors Clicking

Good writing matters in marketing. Being able to articulate ideas clearly is vital to capturing the attention of prospects. Let’s take a call-to-action (CTA) as an example.

How to Write a Call-to-Action That Gets Visitors Clicking

Good writing matters in marketing. Being able to articulate ideas clearly is vital to capturing the attention of prospects. Let’s take a call-to-action (CTA) as an example.

Machine Learning and Marketing: Tools, Examples, and Tips Most Teams Can Use

Machine learning, a subset of AI, is a powerful tool that’s rapidly transforming marketing.

Machine Learning and Marketing: Tools, Examples, and Tips Most Teams Can Use

Machine learning, a subset of AI, is a powerful tool that’s rapidly transforming marketing.

How to Create a Segment in Google Analytics

Gathering insights isn’t enough. To truly harness the power of the data of your Google Analytics dashboard, you need to leverage segmentation and drill down into your data.

How to Create a Segment in Google Analytics

Gathering insights isn’t enough. To truly harness the power of the data of your Google Analytics dashboard, you need to leverage segmentation and drill down into your data.

Which AI Tool Writes the Best Marketing Copy? [I Tested Several Different Tools]

As a marketing copywriter, I can tell you writing is critical to any successful marketing campaign, from emails to social media posts to blogs.

Which AI Tool Writes the Best Marketing Copy? [I Tested Several Different Tools]

As a marketing copywriter, I can tell you writing is critical to any successful marketing campaign, from emails to social media posts to blogs.

Is Threads losing steam? Here’s what we know [new research]

When Threads launched in July 2023, it made headlines for breaking records — 100 million sign-ups in less than five days — and was quickly dubbed the “Twitter killer.” But within weeks, usage dropped sharply. Headlines followed, warning that Threads was already losing steam.