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"If you build it, they will come," right? Haha, no chance. Fostering a truly respectful, supportive, and helpful community full of brand advocates and topic experts is no mean feat—and even harder when you're entering a competitive arena or starting from scratch... but the results, both emotional and statistical, speak for themselves when you get it right.We spoke to Women in Tech SEO's Areej AbuAli about her experience building her global community of passionate and supportive women, what drove her to get started, what lessons she's learned in the process, and what she's still learning today. This is a must-listen for anyone trying to build a community of any kind—Areej really is one of the foremost voices on the topic.What you will learn in this episode:The many and varied benefits of building a community for a brandHow to establish rules and guidelines—and the importance of doing soHow to make a niche community appealing to allWhich brands are doing a great job with their communitiesHow to celebrate exceptional members of the community—and deal with problematic onesHow best to approach community monetization, if at allAnd much more!About Claire Carlile (Host)Claire Carlile is a Chartered Marketer (MCIM) and is BrightLocal's Local Search Expert. Her work at Claire Carlile Marketing, where she helps businesses of all sizes make the most of the local search opportunity, allows her to provide real-world skills and expertise to what BrightLocal does.About Areej AbuAli (Guest)Areej AbuAli is the founder of Women in Tech SEO, a global digital marketing community. Founded in 2019, Women in Tech SEO has over 10,000 global members and 60,000 followers who connect through online groups and in-person conferences in the UK, Europe, and the USA. Areej is an international speaker, a Google Women Techmaker ambassador, and a UN Women UK delegate.Resources from this episode:Women in Tech SEO Community: https://www.womenintechseo.com/"Community Building for Marketers" by Areej AbuAli - coming March 3rd, 2025: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Community-Building-Marketers-Connect-Engage/dp/1398616931/Buffer Community: https://buffer.com/communityHubSpot Community: https://community.hubspot.com/Sanity.io Developer Community: https://www.sanity.io/exchange/communityBrightLocal Local Pack: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thelocalpack/AD - Local Marketing Industry Survey: Agency Edition: https://www.brightlocal.com/research/local-marketing-industry-survey-agencies/About Adventures in Local MarketingAdventures in Local Marketing is *the* podcast for local marketers, hosted by industry expert and popular speaker, Claire Carlile*.Claire chats to a smorgasbord of marketers from various different backgrounds, who each bring their unique insight into facets of the local marketing landscape.*Sadly, this is the last episode of Adventures in Local Marketing hosted by Claire Carlile. We thank Claire for all her hard work picking the brains of experts in the industry, and wish her the best for the future. The BrightLocal Podcast will be back in the new year—watch this space!
Today, Raha meets Areej. Areej Al Hammadi is a UAE national football player and two times Guinness world record holder. She is all about inspiring women to be better athletes.Takeaways:Quality of life can be defined differently for each individual, but peace of mind is often a common factor.Pursuing a career in sports, especially in a male-dominated field like football, can be challenging and require extra dedication.Success in sports requires not only talent but also hard work, dedication, and a focus on physical fitness.Produced by Pineapple Audio Production and supported by TRX and Nestle Fitness (find them in KSA, UAE and KWT)اليوم، تلتقي رها مع أريج.أريج هي لاعبة كرة قدم إماراتية وحاملة لرقمين قياسيين في موسوعة غينيس. تسعى دائمًا لإلهام النساء ليصبحن رياضيات أفضل.أهم الدروس المستفادة:- يمكن تعريف جودة الحياة بشكل مختلف لكل فرد، ولكن غالبًا ما يكون راحة البال عاملاً مشتركًا.- متابعة مسيرة مهنية في الرياضة، خاصة في مجال يهيمن عليه الذكور مثل كرة القدم، يمكن أن تكون تحديًا وتتطلب تفانيًا إضافيًا.- النجاح في الرياضة يتطلب ليس فقط الموهبة، ولكن أيضًا العمل الجاد، والتفاني، والتركيز على اللياقة البدنية.إنتاج Pineapple Audio Production وبدعم من TRX و Nestle Fitness (تجدونهم في السعودية، الإمارات، والكويت). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Today, Raha meets Areej. Areej Al Hammadi is a UAE national football player and two times Guinness world record holder. She is all about inspiring women to be better athletes.Takeaways:Quality of life can be defined differently for each individual, but peace of mind is often a common factor.Pursuing a career in sports, especially in a male-dominated field like football, can be challenging and require extra dedication.Success in sports requires not only talent but also hard work, dedication, and a focus on physical fitness.Produced by Pineapple Audio Production and supported by TRX and Nestle Fitness (find them in KSA, UAE and KWT)اليوم، تلتقي رها مع أريج.أريج هي لاعبة كرة قدم إماراتية وحاملة لرقمين قياسيين في موسوعة غينيس. تسعى دائمًا لإلهام النساء ليصبحن رياضيات أفضل.أهم الدروس المستفادة:- يمكن تعريف جودة الحياة بشكل مختلف لكل فرد، ولكن غالبًا ما يكون راحة البال عاملاً مشتركًا.- متابعة مسيرة مهنية في الرياضة، خاصة في مجال يهيمن عليه الذكور مثل كرة القدم، يمكن أن تكون تحديًا وتتطلب تفانيًا إضافيًا.- النجاح في الرياضة يتطلب ليس فقط الموهبة، ولكن أيضًا العمل الجاد، والتفاني، والتركيز على اللياقة البدنية.إنتاج Pineapple Audio Production وبدعم من TRX و Nestle Fitness (تجدونهم في السعودية، الإمارات، والكويت). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Areej AbuAli, Founder of Women in Tech SEO, talks about something we immigrants sometimes gloss over. The tendency to pause everything because we feel like we are on the clock. We've got a deadline. We've got to get that Permanent Residency. We've got to get that citizenship. And I don't fault anyone. I've been guilty of this, too. Heck, I still am. But maybe every now and then, take a pause. Breathe. Live. Areej moved from Egypt to the United Kingdom as an international student. And she joins me on The Newcomers Podcast to chat about: * The advantages of immigrating as a student* Dealing with the pressure of switching from a student visa to a work visa* Dealing with the survival mentality that hits first-generation immigrants* Cultural shocks* Areej as a fresh-to-the-UK immigrant vs. Areej as an experienced immigrant, and more. Did you find this interesting? Please share with someone else who might find it helpful.Did you read it?If you got this email in error or no longer wish to receive emails from The Newcomers Podcast, Substack has a sweet and easy way to unsubscribe. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thenewcomerspod.com
As Eric notes at the end of today's podcast, we talk about many difficult issues with our patients. How long they might have to live. Their declining cognitive abilities. What makes their lives meaningful, brings them joy, a sense of purpose. But one issue we're not as good at discussing with our patients is sexual health. On today's podcast Areej El-Jawahri, oncologist specializing in blood cancers at MGH, says that sexual health is one of the top if not the top issue among cancer survivors. Clearly this issue is important to patients. Sharon Bober, clinical psychologist at DFCI, notes that clinicians can get caught in an anxiety cycle, in which they are afraid to ask, don't ask, then have increased anxiety about not asking. Like any other conversation, you have to start, and through experience learn what language is comfortable for you. Don Dizon, oncologist specializing in pelvic malignancies at Brown, suggests speaking in plain language, starting by normalizing sexual health issues, to paraphrase, “Many of my patients experience issues with intimacy and sexual health. Is that an issue for you? I'm happy to talk about it at any time.” All guests agree that clinicians feel they need to have something they can do if they open Pandora's box. To that end, we talk about practical advice, including: The importance of intimacy over and above physical sexual function for many patients Common causes and differential diagnoses of sexual concerns in patients with cancer and survivors Treatments for erectile dysfunction - first time the words “cock ring” have been uttered on the GeriPal Podcast - and discuss daily phosphodiesterase 5 inhibitor therapy vs prn The importance of a pelvic exam for women experiencing pain What is “pelvic physical therapy?” Treatments for vaginal dryness and atrophy ACS links, NCCN links, Cancersexnetwork, and a great handout that Areej created And I get to sing Lady Gaga, also a first for GeriPal! And let me tell you, there's nothing like the first time (sorry, I couldn't help it!).
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In today's episode of the Internet Marketing Podcast we're joined by Areej AbuAli and Kirsty Hulse to talk about building successful communities. We discuss their hugely popular in-person live events – Women in Tech SEO and Confidence Live - and discuss the challenges and rewards of the online communities that sit alongside them. If you're keen to know more about nurturing communities and the insider view on the realities of event organising, this episode is for you.In this episode:00:30 The origins and mission of Confidence Live, focusing on giving back to the community and maintaining not-for-profit status.10:15 Charting the organic growth of Women in Tech SEO and responding to community demands in building the organisation.13:08 Exploring the formation of engaged communities.16:48 The challenges of running in person events – maintaining integrity and comercialisation. Resources mentioned in this episode:https://self-compassion.org/ https://freelancecoalition.org/ More about our guests:Areej is a seasoned industry speaker and the proud creator of Women in Tech SEO, a global community of women in Technical SEO and marketing. WTS was founded in May 2019 and has since grown to more than 7,000 global members and 40,000 followers. Areej has spoken at conferences such as the Festival of Marketing, BrightonSEO and MozCon.Connect with Areej here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/areejabuali/https://www.womenintechseo.com/ Kirsty Hulse is an award-winning Confidence Coach, motivational speaker, and the creator of Confidence Live, a 1000 delegate conference that attracts some of the world's leading speakers & wellbeing experts. She has trained 40,000+ people in companies like LinkedIn, Amazon and Spotify and has spoken in over 30 countries. Connect with Kirsty here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirsty-hulse/https://www.confidencelive.com/ To find out more about us and the show visit https://internetmarketingpodcast.orgLike and subscribe so you never miss an episode, and leave us a comment if you enjoyed the show. Connect with us if you'd like to work with us, you'd like to feature on the podcast, or you have a guest or topic recommendation. Email kelvin@brightonseo.com or…https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelvinnewman/https://twitter.com/kelvinnewman Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Arab Digest editor William Law's guest this week is the human rights campaigner Areej al-Sadhan. Her brother Abdulrahman al-Sadhan languishes somewhere in a Saudi jail. Forcibly disappeared for more than six years, his family have had no word of him save for a one minute phone call. He is but one of thousands of prisoners of conscience detained in the kingdom. Meanwhile the world's democracies embrace a rehabilitated Mohammed bin Salman choosing to ignore the gross human rights violations carried out under his leadership. Sign up NOW at ArabDigest.org for free to join the club and start receiving our daily newsletter & weekly podcasts.
In this inaugural episode of MozPod with Chima Mmeje, Areej Abuli, the founder of the Women in Tech SEO Community, discusses why safe spaces matter for women in tech SEO. She shares her inspiration for starting the WTS Community, challenges, and best memories. This conversation provides valuable lessons and perspectives for those thinking of building a community and for founders who want to foster a more inclusive workplace. This episode is sponsored by MozCon, the leading SEO conference where you'll learn how to become a better search marketer. Grab a ticket at https://mz.cm/podcast to secure your spot now! *************************************** Additional Moz Resources: 30-day Moz Pro Free Trial ► https://mz.cm/3jZq3p3 Check out Moz Local ► https://mz.cm/36Pbz7h Learn about STAT ► https://mz.cm/2IiqTzf Watch Moz Webinar ► https://mz.cm/3TgJgGK *************************************** STAY IN TOUCH: Moz ► https://mz.cm/30QvHCm Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/moz X/Twitter ► https://twitter.com/Moz LinkedIn ► https://www.linkedin.com/company/moz Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/moz_hq/
At the 2023 American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual Meeting in San Diego, California, Oncology Data Advisor had the privilege of speaking with many distinguished clinicians and patient advocates about their research presented at the meeting. Part 2 of this podcast series features exclusive conversations on patient advocacy groups in hematology, efforts to reduce racial disparities in multiple myeloma clinical trials, real-world outcomes of novel agents in the community setting, and much more!
In this final episode of the year 2023, discover Areej's wins and setbacks during the past year and celebrate with her the new initiatives. A couple of months away from our 5 year anniversary we already have much to rejoice about. Areej and Isaline share what's next for the podcast in 2024.You can connect with Areej through her LinkedIn and Twitter/X and her Website.You can connect with Isaline through her LinkedIn and Twitter/X and her Website.You find this episode transcript and all other transcripts on WTS Website.Introducing #WTSPodcastThe Women in Tech SEO Podcast is THE podcast starring women in the SEO industry. We're on a mission to amplify all the brilliant women in our industry! Our guests share their story with us and what empowers them. Each episode provides you with tips and resources on how to navigate your career in your own way.
Journalist Rana Ayyub, human rights defender Anaïse Kanimba and human rights activist Areej al-Sadhan recount their attempts to hold powerful leaders accountable and how they persevere despite the reprisals they have faced. Then, Mexican investigative journalist Anabel Hernández discusses her work investigating Mexico's drug cartels and the role of journalism in accountability and justice. Conversations recorded on Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2023.
For this session, we had 3 verifiable SEO legends take to the virtual stage. Azeem Ahmad is a digital marketer with almost ten years experience in multichannel marketing, currently working at ASSA ABLOY. Crystal Carter is the Head of SEO Communications at Wix who loves to help SEOs and Wix users understand how to drive digital results. Areej AbuAli, is an SEO consultant, the founder of independent agency, Crawlina, and the founder and chief community builder at Women In Tech SEO – a global community for women in the Technical SEO field. This Q&A panel covered how AI has impacted SEO, and what you can do about it. Highlights included:
Hi Guys, Afshan here,You've probably listened to our FIFA special episode with UAE National Football Team player and Adidas athlete Areej Al Hammadi last week. And if you haven't, click through to EP39: ⚽⚽⚽ and FIFA Women's World Cup: UAE National Team football player and Adidas athlete Areej Al Hammadi on the changing face of women's football in the region and globally to hear about how she carved her own path in this sport, and her insights on the ongoing Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.And here's the fun spill over BONUS from that episode where we asked her some rapid fire questions because we wanted to get to the bottom of her quirky side.We hope you enjoy!To know more about Areej, head to @areej.alhammadi13 and www.areejalhammadi.comIf you want to follow the FIFA Women's World Cup and all its happenings, visit fifa.com For our episode with Georgia Adderley, the co-founder of Onyx FC, the UAE's first fully female-owned football club, head to EP11: GOALS: Onyx FC Co-Founder Georgia Adderley on community, inclusion and sharing the beautiful game Our wider support team for this episode includes Editor JJ Thompson and our Artwork is by the talented Alexandra Hickey of Studio Theodore.For more info, visit www.themettleset.com , and follow us on @themettlesetDawn & Afshan @dawnable @afshahmed
Areej Noor is a writer, producer, political analyst, and entrepreneur. She is the founder of STATEMENT, which began as a film production and content company but is currently expanding to include a trade publication focused on the African entertainment industry and a creative studio for African creators.In this episode, Areej talks about expanding STATEMENT's vision, including its focus on bridging the gap between the market and African women creators.She also shares her journey of working in U.S. foreign policy, becoming an entrepreneur in the film industry, her challenges as a woman of color in the media, and the importance of creating a company that supports African women.Find STATEMENT on Instagram @statement_africa. And for more on Areej, go to areejnoor.com.About UmindiUmindi Francis is the CEO and founder of the award-winning global brand consulting firm UFCG. She has led strategy and marketing for some of the world's leading brands, such as Louis Vuitton, Bottega Veneta, and Bumble. Over the years, she has worked with celebrities and numerous brands, ranging from The New York Times to the United States Institute of Peace, as a business strategy adviser. Umindi has been featured in a number of publications, including Time, New York, and Vogue, and is the recipient of a United States Congressional Recognition for Business Achievement.Follow Umindi on Instagram @Umindi360 and on Linkedin here and the podcast @whatsnextwithumindi.
Hello, it's AfshanWe're only days away from the 9th edition of the Fifa Women's World Cup, which is held every four years.There's a palpable excitement in the air as women's football has grown in stature, with an expanding fan base that is now being recognised by sports associations, brands, governments and the media.This edition of the World Cup, which is being held in Australia and New Zealand from July 20 to August 20, is set to become the most attended standalone women's sporting event in history. FIFA has sold over 1m tickets for the event. So, we had to get UAE National Team football player and Adidas athlete Areej Al Hammadi on the show for this episode to chat all about football… and the World Cup, of course. The 37-year-old Emirati footballer, whose obsession with the sport began by watching the World Cups with her brothers and playing with them as a child, had to carve her own path into playing at a national level at a time when there were very few avenues for women to go pro.Now, a very well-recognised face, this 2-time Guinness World Record holder has become a role model for other girls and women who aspire to become footballers and make it a career.Areej lays out the UAE and world football scene for us, with all its challenges and opportunities, and we talk about the Women's World Cup and what the future holds.And as FIFA's President Gianni Infantino so rightly put it recently: “The future is women.” At The Mettleset we know - the NOW is too!We hope you enjoy the episode!To know more about Areej, head to @areej.alhammadi13 and www.areejalhammadi.comIf you want to follow the FIFA Women's World Cup and all its happenings, visit fifa.com For our episode with Georgia Adderley, the co-founder of Onyx FC, the UAE's first fully female-owned football club, head to EP11: GOALS: Onyx FC Co-Founder Georgia Adderley on community, inclusion and sharing the beautiful game Our wider support team for this episode includes Editor JJ Thompson and our Artwork is by the talented Alexandra Hickey of Studio Theodore.For more info, visit www.themettleset.com , and follow us on @themettlesetDawn & Afshan @dawnable @afshahmed
Edge of the Web - An SEO Podcast for Today's Digital Marketer
EDGE of the web host Erin Sparks welcomes back guest Areej AbuAli on this episode. Are you in control of your indexing on Google? Areej gives her professional insight on being in control of your indexability on Google. Bonus: Impact of ChatGPT to SEO's? Tune in as they discuss the current state of Google's approach on indexing… right here on the EDGE! [00:02:40] Introducing Areej AbuAli [00:04:07] Controlling Crawlability and Indexability [00:07:37] Google Filtering Indexing? [00:09:50] Google's Control on Content [00:12:17] EDGE of the Web Title Sponsor: Site Strategics [00:13:06] Utilizing ChatGPT at Scale [00:17:13] The Ethical Dilemma surrounding AI [00:19:00] EDGE of the Web Sponsor: Wix [00:20:57] What Tools Strengthen your SEO Content? [00:24:46] Tips to Aspiring Tech SEO's [00:29:08] Areej AbuAli pro advice Thanks to our sponsors! Site Strategics https://www.sitestrategics.com Wix: http://edgeofthewebradio.com/wix Follow Guest https://www.twitter.com/areej_abuali https://www.linkedin.com/in/areejabuali/ womenintechseo.com crawlina.com
Edge of the Web - An SEO Podcast for Today's Digital Marketer
Erin Sparks welcomes guest Areej AbuAli, founder of Crawlina and Women in Tech SEO, to discuss her entrepreneurial journey, what it's like to grow a community from scratch, the importance of mentorship, and some of the challenges women face in the SEO industry. Join them as they explore what it's like being an entrepreneur. . . on the EDGE! [00:02:43] Introducing Areej AbuAli [00:05:25] Interest in Technical SEO [00:07:36] Computer Engineering and SEO? [00:08:54] Education in SEO [00:11:01] Enterprise vs. Mid Market/SMB [00:14:35] Technical SEO for the Enterprise [00:16:13] EDGE of the Web Title Sponsor: Site Strategics [00:17:10] The Entrepreneurial Journey [00:19:57] Women in Tech SEO Community [00:22:52] The Challenges of Being a Woman in SEO [00:26:47] EDGE of the Web Sponsor: Wix [00:27:21] Women in Technical SEO Festival [00:29:15] WTS Mentoring Focus [00:33:17] EDGE of the Web Sponsor: SE Ranking [00:34:25] Going International Thanks to our sponsors! Site Strategics https://www.sitestrategics.com Wix: http://edgeofthewebradio.com/wix SE Ranking: https://edgeofthewebradio.com/seranking Follow Guest https://www.twitter.com/areej_abuali https://www.linkedin.com/in/areejabuali/ womenintechseo.com crawlina.com Would love it if you'd give us a rating on ratethispodcast.com/edge!
In Yemen, the USAID-funded Systems, Health, and Resiliency Project (SHARP) is using innovative mobile solutions to increase immunization coverage for children. The project recently piloted an SMS reminder system and an Electronic Immunization Registry to share vaccination information between community midwives, health facilities, and parents. The result? A resounding win: uptake of Penta3 (the third dose of a vaccine that protects against diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, hepatitis B, and Haemophilus influenzae type b) increased by 38%, and dropout rates dropped significantly in the pilot area. In this podcast episode, Dr. Areej Banaja, SHARP Senior Health Facility Manager, talks to Omar Al-Gundaid, SHARP Communication Manager, about these innovative interventions and getting the message out about the importance of childhood vaccinations. Dr. Areej has eight years of experience in the clinical and public health sectors with international nongovernmental organizations and UN agencies. She has worked in humanitarian and fragile settings, focusing on emergency and outbreak response, supply chain management, and child health. Prior to joining JSI, Dr. Areej was a child health officer at the UNICEF Yemen country office, where she played a key role in the national response to outbreaks of cholera, diphtheria, and COVID-19. SHARP works to reduce maternal and infant mortality in Yemen by focusing on reproductive, maternal, newborn, child health, and nutrition coupled with support services to tackle health challenges such as COVID-19, malnutrition, and other life-threatening conditions. Learn more: https://www.jsi.com/project/systems-health-and-resiliency-project-sharp/
Arab Digest editor William Law's guest this week is the Saudi human rights activist Areej al-Sadhan. Her brother Abdulrahman is one of many held in Saudi Arabia's labyrinthine prison system whose only crime was to criticise the regime of Mohammed bin Salman. The crown prince spends billions to promote an image of reform in the kingdom but behind the expensive PR and his lavish giga-projects lies a brutally repressive dictatorship. Sign up NOW at ArabDigest.org for free to join the club and start receiving our daily newsletter & weekly podcasts.
In this intro episode, Areej and Isaline get together to chat about the upcoming season 4 for WTSPodcast. Discover what's coming up in 2023.Introducing #WTSPodcastThe Women in Tech SEO Podcast is THE podcast starring women in the SEO industry. We're on a mission to amplify all the brilliant women in our industry! Our guests share their story with us and what empowers them. Each episode provides you with tips and resources on how to navigate your career in your own way.Where to find Women in Tech SEO?Twitter: @techseowomen and #WTSPodcast Website: womenintechseo.comAny question about WTSPodcast? Ask our host on Twitter: @isaline_margot or via our Slack.How to get involved?We're on a mission to amplify women in the SEO industry. Joining the Women in Tech SEO community is open and free for all women in the SEO industry.Become a part of over 5,000 active members on our Slack group, Facebook group and through our social media channels: join now.
Episode #25 of the SEO Podcast by #SEOSLY features a special guest - Areej AbuAli - founder of Women in Tech SEO and probably one of the most prominent people in SEO. Women in Tech SEO is a global community aimed at women in the Technical SEO field, to discuss, share and learn from one another. The aim is to empower each other in a positive, inspiring, and beneficial way, and to help build our network and accelerate our careers. Whether you're freelance, agency-side, or client-side, this community welcomes women in all stages of their Technical SEO career to share their knowledge and learn from one another. Follow Areej Areej's Website: https://www.crawlina.com/ Follow Areej on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/areejabuali/ Follow Areej on Twitter: https://twitter.com/areej_abuali Join the Women in Tech SEO community: https://www.womenintechseo.com/join/ Follow Olga Zarr or hire Olga to help you with SEO Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/olgazarr My SEO newsletter: https://seosly.com/newsletter/ My SEO Podcast: https://seosly.com/podcast/ To learn even more, go to https://seosly.com/blog/ You can hire me: https://seosly.com/hire-me/ Want to learn more about me? Check this: https://seosly.com/seo-consultant/ Want to contact me? Feel free to reach out at olga@seosly.com The SEO Podcast by #SEOSLY is kindly sponsored by JetOctopus, an awesome cloud-based crawler and log file analyzed. Make sure to check JetOctopus and make your technical SEO easy: https://seosly.com/jetoctopus/
In this episode, recorded at the 2022 Oslo Freedom Forum in Taiwan, we hear from Areej al-Sadhan (阿雷潔·薩丹), activist and sister to Red Crescent humanitarian worker Abdulrahman al-Sadhan who was imprisoned during a mass crackdown in Saudi Arabia. Areej remains outspoken on the ill-treatment of her brother and other activists and publicly denounced Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman's brutal human rights abuses.
Mahmoud Ait Elketab is a young Moroccan man that was forced into entrepreneurship as a result of The Shutdown in the early days of this pandemic (yes, as of the posting of this video, we are still in a pandemic). He lost his job and when he began to look for a new job, he saw an opportunity. He provided a service whereby he built an online dashboard where recruiters could meet the appropriate job applicants. It was wildly successful, and he could have built a business around that alone. But that wasn't interesting to Mahmoud. He loved the community building aspect of what he built. He saw that underneath all of the uncertainty in that venture, what people really wanted was to connect. He saw how much human beings are social animals And that caught my attention. His spirit, heart, vision, and empathy are infectious. In a classic artistic pivot, he and his brother have created a new fragrance line called "Areej". Their motivation was based upon building good feelings and community like he experienced with his first venture, by evoking wonderful emotions through smell. After talking here with Mahmoud and his brother, I have no doubts that they will succeed Take a listen... I think you will too! His website
Cultivating a positive mindset with Areej MansourIt was great having Areej share her journey and the positive impact living a goal orientated lifestyle has had on her mindset and attitude to life. Life changes when you choose to set and work on a big goal in so many ways and in this episode we delve into what that looks like.We delve into what consistency looks like, learning discipline, practicing compassion, family life and what you do if your plan doesn't always go to plan!Topics:Self-compassionDisiplineGoal settingSetting a strong whyGetting uncomfortableCultivating positivityGratitudeFollow Areej's journey on Instagram here. Learn more about the Berlin Marathon here.Learn more about signing up with Areej's run coach Rob here.Click here to visit my website and learn more about coaching here. Follow and send me a DM on Instagram here.Learn more about my real estate here.
In episode 80, Areej AbuAli Head of SEO at Papier stops by to chat about the strategies, wins, and challenges that an in-house SEO team can experience.We discuss how to foster relationships within an organization to ensure things are getting done and what you can do to navigate relationships with different departments to keep resources flowing.Areej also shares her thoughts on Google's new Helpful Content Update and gives her prediction of what online shopping will look like this holiday season.(0:00) Intro(1:35) In-House SEO Misconceptions(2:41) Advantages & Disadvantages of In-House SEO(3:56) Biggest Challenges in In-House SEO(5:19) Winning the Fight for Resources(6:38) Developing Relationships with Your In-House Team[8:40) Helpful Content Update(10:21) Can You Trust Google?(11:53) SEO is Always Changing(13:30) How Do You Help Each Department In Your Organization(15:33) How Does Seasonality Impact SEO?(17:00) Consumer Behavior This Holiday Season(20:10) How To Manage Up as an In-House SEO(22:30) Advice For Working With An Agency(25:20) Rapid Fire Ranking
In this episode, recorded at the 2022 Oslo Freedom Forum, we hear from Areej al-Sadhan, a Saudi activist and sister of Red Crescent humanitarian worker Abdulrahman al-Sadhan, who disappeared in 2018 during a mass crackdown on critics and rights activists in Saudi Arabia. Areej remains outspoken on the ill-treatment of her brother and other activists, and has publicly denounced Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman's brutal human right abuses.
Sarah chats with Areej about toxic feelings we can have around money sometimes, why we have them and what we can do to combat them.About Areej:Areej is Head of SEO at Papier where she focuses on all things technical and on-site SEO. She is the founder of the global Women in Tech SEO community and has been in the digital marketing industry for 8+ years. Where to find Areej:@areej_abuali on Twitter Areej's Website About 'The SEO Mindset' PodcastBuild your inner confidence and thrive.The SEO Mindset is a weekly podcast that will give you actionable tips, guidance and advice to help you not only build your inner confidence but to also thrive in your career.Each week we will cover topics specific to careers in the SEO industry but also broader topics too including professional and personal development.Your hosts are Life Coach Tazmin Suleman and SEO Manager Sarah McDowell, who between them have over 20 years of experience working in the industry.Sign up to be a guest on the podcast here.Get in touchWe'd love to hear from you. We have many ways that you can reach out to us to say hello, ask a question, or suggest a topic for us to discuss on a future episode.Twitter - @sarahmcduk, @sulemantazmin & @seomindsetpodWebsite - https://www.tazminsuleman.com/Instagram - @tazminsuleman, @sarahmcduk & @seomindsetpodEmail - theseomindsetpodcast@gmail.comResources used for episodeAbout Areej AbuAli - Hiya! I'm Areej, thank you for visiting my personal website. Based in the UK, I'm an SEO Consultant where I focus on all things technical and on-site SEO. I've worked client-side and agency-side across the property, health, fashion and travel industry. The bigger and messier a site is, the happier I am!Women in Tech SEO - Hello
We are fortunate today to interview two oncologists whose research has catapulted palliative care forward: Jennifer Temel, author of the landmark NEJM study on early outpatient palliative care for patients with advanced lung cancer; and Areej El-Jawahri, author of the landmark JAMA article on inpatient palliative care for patients with blood cancers undergoing stem cell transplant. Jennifer's study is most widely known for the “kicker” - not only did it improve quality of life, palliative care was associated with a couple months longer survival. Areej's study is remarkably novel in that it is, to our knowledge, the first study of palliative care during curative treatment. We cover a huge amount of ground today, including: Jennifer's reaction when she unblinded the study and found that palliative care was associated with prolonged life Differences between inpatient and outpatient palliative care for cancer What's in the secret sauce of palliative care? (hint: coping) What's the right dose of palliative care? Do we need separate palliative care models for each cancer? What is next for these two? Celine Dion Additional links: Editorial on Areej's study Palliative care in lung and GI cancers GeriPal post on qualitative study of the Temel RCT GeriPal post on “fast food” style palliative care in chronic critical illness JAMA paper on remote symptom monitoring in cancer
Today we're joined by hip-hop artist, singer/songwriter, and New Jersey legend MoRuf. MoRuf introduces us to two friends & collaborators: Nathan Bajar & Ikenna. We dive into the deep world of jazz with Julius Rodriguez's "Two Way Street," get lost in London with Areej, & hit Houston to explore the masterful songwriting of up & comer Blessing, amongst much more. 01 "Two Way Street" by Julius Rodriguez 02 "Big Body" by Nathan Bajar 03 "Guided" by Areej 04 "boys like you" by Blessing 05 "Life U Choose" by Yani Mo 06 "Big Body Benz" by Ikanna ft. Moruf 07 "To Be Grateful (Long Live)" by donSMITH ft. Zacchae'us Paul 08 "Lil Baby Crush" by Jordan Ward 09 "Sweetvibes2" by MoRuf Design: Jamal Braimah of Western Elders *Not 97 is powered by The Orchard & Human Re Sources © NOT 97. All music ℗ & © their rights holders, used by NOT 97 with explicit permission. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Season 7 of Marrow Masters focuses on chronic Graft vs. Host Disease sufferers, or GVHD "long haulers." And our first episode is about an important topic that doesn't get enough attention - reproductive and sexual health.Dr. Areej El-Jawahri is an oncologist at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. And while that is her primary role, her work experience has taught her about the need to focus on these issues. A majority of transplant survivors struggle with sexual health issues and concerns regarding intimacy and fertility. Dr. El-Jawahri gives us the hard numbers, as well as a wide array of symptoms and side-effects.She talks about the changing dynamic with couples when they become patient and caregiver, and how important it is to have open, honest communication regarding sexual health. Often, a patient's concerns about their partner are misaligned with what their partner is actually prioritizing! Communication is also crucial with your medical team. While these topics may sometimes be hard to bring up, they are important to discuss. And today's methods of confidential, electronic communication may provide a vehicle for those who are uncomfortable having these discussions in an office setting.Dr. El-Jawahri also discusses fertility concerns for younger couples. Often, and rightfully so, there is a rush to treat a patient's cancer. But it may be worth consulting fertility specialists at the beginning of the process.Peg and today's guest also talk about different forms of intimacy. While sex may be the first thing that comes to mind, there are other ways to be intimate and show each other attention and love.Finally, Dr. El-Jawahri tells us about the jaw-dropping question a patient asked her that prompted her to begin paying more attention to sex and intimacy with transplant survivors.Resources:Dr. El-Jawahri's bio: https://www.massgeneral.org/doctors/19647/areej-el-jawahriNational Bone Marrow Transplant Link - (800) LINK-BMT, or (800) 546-5268.nbmtLINK Website: https://www.nbmtlink.org/nbmtLINK Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/nbmtLINKnbmtLINK YouTube Page can be found by clicking here.Thank you to this season's sponsors:Pharmacyclics: https://www.pharmacyclics.com/Janssen: https://www.janssen.com/Kadmon: https://kadmon.com/Sanofi: https://www.sanofi.com/
Abdulrahman al-Sadhan worked for the Red Cross, or Red Crescent, in Saudi Arabia. He jotted some tweets critical of the Saudi dictatorship, anonymously. But his cover was blown—and he was arrested, imprisoned, tortured . . . This is the Saudi way. Working to win his release is his sister, Areej. As Jay says, “she is a brave, determined […]
Abdulrahman al-Sadhan worked for the Red Cross, or Red Crescent, in Saudi Arabia. He jotted some tweets critical of the Saudi dictatorship, anonymously. But his cover was blown—and he was arrested, imprisoned, tortured . . . This is the Saudi way. Working to win his release is his sister, Areej. As Jay says, “she is a brave, determined woman, and, of course, a very loyal sister.” This is a story... Source
Abdulrahman al-Sadhan worked for the Red Cross, or Red Crescent, in Saudi Arabia. He jotted some tweets critical of the Saudi dictatorship, anonymously. But his cover was blown—and he was arrested, imprisoned, tortured . . . This is the Saudi way. Working to win his release is his sister, Areej. As Jay says, “she is a brave, determined woman, and, of course, a very loyal sister.” This is a story... Source
In this episode I talked Areej Kaoud. Areej Kaoud is a Palestinian visual artist and writer raised in Sharjah, UAE and Gaza, Palestine. Her practice draws on her interest in disastrous scenarios and creating narratives. Kaoud's practice incorporates text, sound, performance, painting and installation to comment on emergency psychology, diaspora and their enactment. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gazaguy/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gazaguy/support
Arab Digest editor William Law is in conversation with the Saudi human rights activist Areej al-Sadhan. Her brother Abdulrahman, a humanitarian aid worker, was forcibly disappeared in Saudi Arabia in 2018. She has been fighting ever since to secure his release and that of the many other prisoners of conscience sentenced to long terms by a politicised judiciary who then vanish into the kingdom's labrythine prison system. Sign up NOW at ArabDigest.org for free to join the club and start receiving our daily newsletter & podcasts.
Areej Mansour walked into InnerFight on March 1st 2016, since then she brought her energy to 723 classes! She has been insanely consistent in her endeavour to build a life she loves, always saying yes to different ways of training, coffees with different people and being someone that pretty much talks to anyone anytime.In this weeks show Areej takes us through her awesome life, drawing parallels in so many different ways and leaving us with a pretty cool blueprint on how to approach things and have a whole load of fun along the way.Thanks for everything you do for us Areej.
Areej is Head of SEO at Papier where she focuses on all things technical and on-site SEO. She is the founder of the Women in Tech SEO community which is a support network aimed for women in the Technical SEO field. In this episode we discuss: Where the idea for Women in Tech SEO came from The stress and joy of hosting a conference (alongside a full time job!) Lessons and learnings from the biggest WTSEO event The challenges of race in marketing Will we ever be ‘done' with diversity Moving from agency to in house SEO Running SEO from a big brand in a hyper competitive space The challenges of managing SEO for a VC funded start up Why the tech rather than marketing team may be the natural home for tech SEO Areej AbuAli Areej is Head of SEO at Papier where she focuses on all things technical and on-site SEO. She is the founder of the Women in Tech SEO community which is a support network aimed for women in the Technical SEO field. She has been in the industry for the past 8 years and has spoken at conferences such as SMX, BrightonSEO and MozCon. Find Areej on: Her website, Women in Tech SEO, Twitter, LinkedIn Important Links Women in Tech SEO Digital Marketing Strategy Course My Digital Marketing Strategy Course in partnership with the University of Vaasa in Finland is available now via Teachable for just €249. It's perfect for small business owners, entrepreneurs and those who want to get a better understanding of what marketing strategy is and how to embed that strategy across an organisation. Sign up for the programme here: https://univaasa.teachable.com/p/digital-marketing-strategy Andi Jarvis If you have any questions or want to talk about anything that was discussed in the show, the best place to get me is on Twitter or LinkedIn. If you don't get the podcast emailed to you (and a monthly newsletter) you can sign up for it on the Eximo Marketing website. Make sure you subscribe to get the podcast every fortnight and if you enjoyed the show, please give it a 5* rating. Andi Jarvis, Eximo Marketing.
Life is a journey but it's wonderful when you can enrich it with understanding of your own talent. Meet Areej al Saleh, jewelry designer and founder of OUSHK.
In this bonus episode, Areej and Sarah get together to chat about stand-out episodes, what Google did good and bad this year, and predictions for SEO in 2022. Thanks to all of our guest speakers, sponsors, and listeners - we wouldn't have the #WTSPodcast without you. Roll on Season 4 in 2022! Stand out episodes: https://wtspodcast.captivate.fm/episode/imposter-syndrome-kristie-plantiga (Kristie Plantinga) https://wtspodcast.captivate.fm/episode/the-one-where-we-discuss-creating-content-for-both-search-engines-humans-with-abby-reimer (Abby Reimer) https://wtspodcast.captivate.fm/episode/ethics-disinformation-jamie-indigo (Jamie Indigo) https://wtspodcast.captivate.fm/episode/forecasting-seo-miracle-inameti-archibong (Miracle Inameti-Archibong) https://wtspodcast.captivate.fm/episode/xml-sitemaps-michelle-race (Michelle Race) https://wtspodcast.captivate.fm/episode/large-scale-website-migrations-katherine-ong (Katherine Ong) https://wtspodcast.captivate.fm/episode/discuss-relevancy-digital-pr-beth-nunington (Beth Nunnington) https://wtspodcast.captivate.fm/episode/the-one-where-we-discuss-ecommerce-seo (Laura Brady) Shoutout to 2021 sponsors: https://www.deepcrawl.com/ (Deepcrawl) https://www.mediasesh.com/ (MediaSesh) https://thisisnovos.com/ (Novos) https://www.screamingfrog.co.uk/seo-spider/ (Screaming Frog) https://www.wincher.com/ (Wincher) --- Episode transcript Areej: Hey everyone, welcome to today's bonus episode of the Women in Tech SEO podcast. I am super excited to be here, joined by my awesome co-host Sarah. Hey Sarah! Sarah: Hello, this feels like we've not done this in a long time, isn't it? Areej: I know. I know. I'm really excited. I love that you bought up this idea a few weeks ago, of us doing an end-of-year bonus episode for everyone. Sarah: Yes, I thought it would be a cool idea just to do a bit of a recap and also record a podcast with you because yes, I said, it's just good to spend some time with you on the podcast. Areej: Oh yes, absolutely love that. I can't even believe it's December already, and we launched this podcast in April. I think we started talking about it in January or February, so definitely at the very beginning of the year. Sarah: Yes, definitely and we've done and dusted season three and we're going into season four and I'm just like, how? Where has that time gone? I thoroughly, thoroughly enjoyed myself because I don't know about you, but every time I get to speak to an amazing individual in the industry and pick their brains, it's awesome, isn't it? Areej: Yes, I completely agree. I can't believe the calibre of guests we've had throughout, we've had so some brilliant women come on board and we've just discussed all topics as well. Sarah: Yes, and I think that's key, isn't it? The number of varied topics that we've covered. I suppose that leads us into my first question, the first topic that I thought we could go into, where we discuss our standout episodes from our last seasons. Now I know this is going to be very hard, and I don't know about you, but I was going through all the episodes and I was, "How do I pick this? I just want to pick them all," but I have managed to whittle down to three. How about you? Areej: Oh yes, I found it impossible. I thought it was so difficult, to be honest. I went through a lot of them and because also, we've been listeners to some and then we've been hosts to others, which I think might make us a little bit biased as well. I'm happy to try my best and give it a go. Maybe you can start with saying one, you've absolutely loved and I can try to follow. Sarah: The first one that I picked out, was Kristie Plantinga who discussed imposter syndrome. Now, the reason why I picked this one out was that this topic was so-- it's such a passion area of mine. I think all of us, or most of us feel imposter syndrome, not just in SEO, but in work in general. It was just such a great episode because we were discussing it all and...
In this week's episode, we chat with Beth Nunnington, PR Director at Journey Further about the importance of relevancy with digital PR. Where to find Beth: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bethenynunnington/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bethnunnington/ Resources from the episode: https://www.ibm.com/demos/live/natural-language-understanding/self-service/hom (Free relevancy tool) https://www.thedrum.com/news/2021/07/09/how-247-blinds-used-seo-put-competitors-the-shade (The Drum article) --- Episode Sponsor: This season is sponsored by Screaming Frog. Screaming Frog develop crawling and log file analysis software for the SEO industry, and wanted to support the WTSPodcast as listeners to the show. They've just released version 16 of their SEO Spider software, which includes - improved JavaScript crawling to help you identify dependencies, such as JavaScript content and links, automated crawl reports for Data Studio integration, advanced search and filtering, and the app is now available in Spanish, French, German and Italian. You can check out the latest version at Screaming Frog's website (screamingfrog.co.uk). Where to find Screaming Frog: Website - https://www.screamingfrog.co.uk/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/screaming-frog/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/screamingfrog YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/ScreamingFrogSEO Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/screamingfrog/ --- Episode Transcript: Areej AbuAli: Hey everyone, welcome to a new episode of the Women in Tech SEO podcast. My name is Areej AbuAli and I'm the founder of Women in Tech SEO and I'm your host in today's episode. Today's episode is all about relevancy in digital marketing and joining me is the brilliant Beth Nunnington who is the PR director at Journey Further. Hey, Beth. Beth Nunnington: Hi, Areej. How are you? Areej: I'm good. How are you? Beth: Yes, I'm good, thank you. I'm very excited to be having this conversation, to be having this chat. Areej: Yes, I'm so excited to have you on board. I love the Journey Further team. I'm part of the book club and I'm a huge fan of everything that you do. I recently joined your conference as well. I think it was a week ago? Beth: Yes, I saw you were there actually. Areej: Yes, I have so much stuff for everything you and the team produced. I'm excited to have you here with us. Beth: Thank you, that's fantastic. I'll have to let the marketing team know because they did put a lot of effort into that event. I'm glad you enjoyed it, I thought it was great as well. Areej: Yes, awesome. Well, can you let everyone know a little bit about yourself and how you got into the world of SEO? Beth: Yes, of course. I'm Beth, as she said, I'm the PR director here at a performance marketing agency, Journey Further. I was the first person into the PR team three years ago now, and now we're about to hit 25 people, which is fantastic. I'm very much in charge of the growth of the team, overseeing the running of everything that we're doing here and showing that we're delivering fantastic results for our clients. I my career in SEO over 10 years ago, now which does make me feel a bit old if I'm honest. I started as a new media exec for solicitors in Liverpool, so it's in-house. I was part of an internal marketing team that helped manage their external SEO agency. I wrote on-site content, I filmed a lot of video content as well and I manage their social media channels as well as dabbling in digital PR at times. That's when I realized I wanted to specialize in it, so I applied for a role at Epiphany, which at the time was one of the biggest search marketing agencies, which are based in Leeds. I got a job in the PR team there and there I worked my way up and I specialized in digital PR and learned a lot about SEO and link building. Then basically I moved to another agency then in Leeds and then I got offered the opportunity by Robin Skidmore who's our CEO at Journey Further to
A court in Saudi Arabia upheld a 20-year prison term imposed on a Saudi aid worker who had criticized the government on Twitter, drawing a rare public rebuke from the US in another sign of tension between the Biden administration and the kingdom.The ruling, confirmed late Wednesday, also upheld a 20-year travel ban on Abdulrahman al-Sadhan after his release. The case against him may have roots in an elaborate ploy that began in Silicon Valley and sparked a federal case against two Twitter employees accused of spying for Saudi Arabia. The men allegedly accessed the user data of over 6,000 Twitter accounts, including nearly three dozen usernames the kingdom had wanted disclosed.Abdulrahman al-Sadhan's family has said his identity appears to have been among those leaked to Saudi authorities as the person behind an anonymous Arabic Twitter account that had amassed a large following and was critical of the government. His case is the latest example of the continued crackdown against those who criticize the Saudi government and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. It also shows the lengths to which the authorities have gone to silence them.Abdulrahman al-Sadhan's case stands out because of the severity of the sentence and its possible links with an FBI investigation and federal case in California against the two men accused of spying on behalf of the kingdom while working at Twitter with an alleged third accomplice. The Saudi appellate judges handed down their ruling Tuesday. Saudi authorities have not commented on the legal proceedings, including the most recent ruling. The court did not make the decision public.Abdulrahman al-Sadhan's sister Areej al-Sadhan, a dual Saudi-US citizen, talked to The World's host Marco Werman about the situation. Marco Werman: Areej al-Sadhan, what exactly was a crime Saudi authorities charged your brother with?Areej al-Sadhan: Basically for expressing his opinions on Twitter. It was a list of vague charges that don't make any sense, and it's all basically under the umbrella of what the Saudi call "fighting terrorism." And if you look closely at what the Saudi government considers terrorism: it's criticizing the Saudi rulers will be considered terrorism.And you were saying the two of you have been out of touch for the entire time he's been in prison thus far?For me, here in the States, even for my mom, who is also an American, we couldn't get to speak to him or see him at all. He's completely barred from any calls or visits. And even during the hearings, he was limited from contacting his lawyer. Abdulrahman's sentence of 20 years has now been augmented with a 20-year travel ban, which means your brother will be well into his 70s before he can leave the kingdom. How are you and your family taking this news?It's just crazy. It's inhumane. Unbelievable. Why would they do that for criticism, for tweets, you know, over tweets? It's just crazy. And of course, we're very upset. It's very painful. My mom has been suffering a lot as a result of this. She hasn't spoken to her son, and my brother was very close to my mom. He always checks on her. He's very loving and caring to all of us, but especially to our mother. This is very hard to be deprived from, you know, speaking to her son or seeing him. And on top of that, hearing all the details of torture and forced disappearance and mistreatment, it is just terrible and nobody should accept that.The US State Department says it is concerned about the mistreatment your brother was subjected to and that his fair trial guarantees were not respected. How has your family been dealing with the lack of transparency in Abdulrahman's case? How do you get accurate information? Luckily, there are different witnesses from the earliest of days, like when Khashoggi got assassinated in the Saudi consulate — Jamal Khashoggi. During that time, there was a lot of fear going on. There was a lot of news getting leaked of prisoners being tortured and being mistreated. During that time, my brother was disappeared for six months already, and the news I was receiving that my brother was being brutally tortured, that he might die from torture. And their brutality had reached to the point that they broke his hand and smashed his fingers, saying, "This is the hand you tweet with," or "This is the hand you write with." How did you find out about his injuries?There are several witnesses, and also it's confirmed by several human rights organizations that he was really abused in prison, and he was brutally tortured. So you yourself took to Twitter, the same platform your brother used, to express your outrage about the whole situation. What was the response there?Oh, I get threats all the time. I get threats of murder. I get threats of retaliation. As we're speaking right now, I've been receiving a lot of attacks and threats from Saudi-backed Twitter accounts, and some of them are, clearly, they are linked to the government. You've been getting these as we've been speaking just now.Yes. What about the possibility of your traveling to Saudi Arabia to see your brother in prison? I mean, is that even on your mind? Unfortunately, I cannot travel to Saudi Arabia while MBS (Mohammed bin Salman) is actually in power. You can all imagine what would happen to me. They are already calling me a terrorist. They are calling me a traitor. They're calling me a spy and all sorts of crazy stuff. Just because I'm speaking up against the abuses to my brother and to many others in Saudi Arabia. This interview has been lightly edited and condensed for clarity.
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In this week's episode, we chat with Beth Barnham, Technical SEO Specialist at Liberty Marketing about all things schema. Where to find Beth: Twitter: https://twitter.com/bethbarnham --- Episode Sponsor This season is sponsored by NOVOS. NOVOS, the London-based eCommerce SEO agency, has won multiple awards for its eCommerce SEO campaigns including Best Global SEO Agency of The Year 2 years running working with brands like Bloom & Wild and Not On The High Street. They are running an exclusive Shopify SEO roundtable for eCommerce leaders on September 23rd with limited spaces available. If you're interested, reach out to them via thisisnovos.com or message their co-founder Antonio Wedral on LinkedIn. Where to find Novos: Website - https://thisisnovos.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/thisisnovos Twitter - https://twitter.com/thisisnovos Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thisisnovos/ --- Episode Transcript Areej: Hey, everyone, welcome to a new episode of the Women in Tech SEO podcast, I'm Areej AbuAli and I am the founder of Women in Tech SEO. Today's episode is all about schema. And joining me today is the brilliant Beth Barnham, who is the Technical SEO Specialist at Liberty Marketing. Hey, Beth! Beth: Hey, Areej. Thanks for having me. Areej: I'm so excited that we had a pitch come through about schema. So, thank you for pitching yourself forward. Beth: No, that's cool. It's really exciting and it's one of my favourite topics. So, anybody who knows me will know that I talk about it a lot because it's just really fun. And I like to just have a lot of fun with everything. That's all there is to say. Areej: So, can you tell us a little bit more about you and how you got into the world of SEO? Beth: Yeah, sure. So, I'm a Technical SEO Specialist at Liberty Marketing based in Cardiff at the moment, but I've got an agency background. So, when I finished uni, I knew that I wanted to work in digital marketing but wasn't really sure where. So, I kind of you know, digital marketing is kind of a massive sphere, isn't it? So, I went to an agency that as a graduate style scheme, and I worked through PPC, content, social media and SEO. And originally, I thought that social media was going to be what I wanted to do and ironically, I hate it now. So, I found SEO was something that I. I liked understanding how people got to where they did online without having to kind of pay for it. So, I knew I didn't focus on that element of it when I was in that agency. It paved the way, as a lot of SEOs say, and you just kind of find your way. Then I worked at another couple of agencies before I ended up at Liberty. And Liberty is kind of carved out my technical side, which is something that I love. And I just want to get as much exposure and understanding of tech as I can. So that's why the Women in Tech SEO is brilliant, because it gives you that exposure to other women in the industry. But also, there's a lot of chat with the tech side of things as well. So, it's perfect. Areej: Yeah. And how do you find working agency side? Beth: Well, I can't compare it with anything because I've only really worked agency-side apart from other non-digital jobs. So, I love it. I love the variety and my mind is really busy. So, I like to I can work in one industry in the morning and another in the afternoon and I get that exposure to all different industries, and I learn loads of different things that I wouldn't do before. So, I like that. And I like the difference and speaking with clients and just having like-minded people around. Sometimes you don't get in the house if it's a smaller team. So that's kind of my reason for an agency. But yeah, it's quite biased because I've only ever really been an agency. Areej: I did agency for five years before moving in-house. And there's so much that you learn when your agency side. With SEOs who are starting, for example, I always advise them to start with the...
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On this episode, Byron Chung, our Executive Director, sits down with two phenomenal leaders in our community. Areej Masoud is a Christian-Aramean Palestinian, born and currently living in Bethlehem. She is justice oriented, takes action towards change through the faith-based communities she belongs to, and is passionate in raising awareness and promoting Palestinians' struggles through local and public speaking events. Based on her experience in communication, development and advocacy, she is working on an online based startup in branding, communications and social media marketing in hopes she can help other startups rise, despite the economic restrictions the occupation forces upon Palestinians. Reverend Michael Yoshii received the Pacific School of religion Distinguished Alumni Award in 2002, recognizing his pastoral leadership and social justice activism, including work on local racial justice issues, LGBTQ equity, and affordable housing activism. In post retirement Ministry, he serves on the International Committee for human rights in the Philippines Global Council, and is a co chair of the Friends of Wadi Foquin, a partnership started in 2009 through Michael's previous congregation and other United Methodist Churches with the Palestinian village of Wadi Foquin located southwest of Bethlehem on the green line. Wadi Foquin is a small and actually somewhat obscure village -- but is emblematic of much of the West Bank Palestinian agricultural/farm reality. It's a microcosm of the larger Palestinian reality. Michael first met Areej in Bethlehem on one of his trips to the region, and a their connection has been fortified through solidarity. Areej and a cohort of emerging interfaith and cross sector leaders recently completed our Wisdom-Based Leadership Certificate program. In this conversation they share about that experience and provide a firsthand telling of what it looks like to create social transformation in the midst of the Palestinian reality. To get more content like this and learn more about ignite and PSR go to psr.edu.
This week we speak to Laura Brady, SEO Manager at NOVOS, about all things e-commerce SEO. Where to find Laura: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-b-578299129/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/lauraabrady8 --- Episode Sponsor Massive shout out to NOVOS for sponsoring the full second season of WTSPodcast. NOVOS, the eCommerce SEO agency, has won multiple awards for their SEO campaigns including Best Global SEO Agency of The Year 2 years running. Trusted by over 150 global eCommerce brands including the likes of Bloom & Wild, Patch and Thread, NOVOS provides tech eCommerce SEO expertise with a creative edge. They have been named as one of 2021's best workplaces in the UK and with a diverse, gender-balanced team are a culture-first agency. The great news is that you can join them! They're hiring senior digital PR and SEO strategists. Where to find Novos: Website - https://thisisnovos.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/thisisnovos Twitter - https://twitter.com/thisisnovos Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thisisnovos/ --- Episode Transcript: Areej: Hey everyone! Welcome to a new episode of the Women in Tech SEO episode. I'm Areej and I'm the founder of Women in Tech SEO. Today's episode is all about e-commerce SEO strategy and joining me is the brilliant Laura Brady, SEO Manager at NOVOS. Hey, Laura! Laura: Hi. How are you? Areej: Yeah, I'm good. Thanks. We were just saying that I'm really excited about this episode because I've recently started an in-house ecommerce role. So I think I'm going to learn tons from it. Laura: Yeah, no, it's really good to talk about it. I previously didn't work in e-commerce either, so they need to have a really just certain last year and a half doing it. So I know how you're feeling. Areej: Awesome. Well, can you tell everyone a little bit about you and how you got started in the world of SEO? Laura: Yeah. Sure. So I'm Laura, I work for NOVOS as an SEO manager focusing on e-commerce strategy. I've been at NOVOS since I joined mid pandemic. So when it just kicked off, so in April 2020, and before that, I worked at Screaming Frog for just under three years. And that was where I kicked off my SEO career. Quite lucky to start there. Areej: Does NOVOS mainly focus on, is it all e-commerce clients that they work with? Laura: I'd say like 98% of replies that e-commerce might have the odd one that, that isn't specifically e-commerce but like, yeah, I would say the vast majority is e-commerce. Areej: I think it's really nice to be able to specialize and have a niche. When I was on the agency side, we kind of worked across so many different things and I can imagine there's definitely a lot of benefits that comes from focusing on that one industry. Laura: Definitely it's very fast-paced as well. So you kind of have to hit the ground running as well. Areej: Awesome. Well, you know, we're part of women in tech SEO and something that I always love to ask all women who, whether they come on the podcast or have one of our workshops or interviews, is just get a bit of an understanding about, you know, what, what empowers you and what keeps you motivated and inspired within the industry? Laura: I think it's just that there are so many different things. I can't really give you one, one example, but I think I've been really lucky to work in two really good workplaces. I've learnt so much from everyone, we get to work with so many different team members. We're not really siloed into one team or anything. So that's been awesome. And like, obviously Screaming Frog was cool too, but like, I guess it was just like, just picking up on everyone else's kind of advice and just, I'm not really afraid to go and ask questions to other people and that kind of throws me into things. So it's more just kind of. Just not saying no to things and just like that, taking the opportunities and projects and I've picked stuff up along...
How can faith and community influence our climate action? Look no further. Canada and the world are blessed to have people like Areej Riaz, fighting for the planet and humanity. Areej is a climate change consultant based in Ontario, Canada, with a diverse industry background and in-depth knowledge and work experience from around the world. Her Muslim faith and community is one of the key strengths in her approach to life and the environment. She has contributed much, even at her young age, to global efforts in climate action, access to finance and technology, environmental education and environmental sustainability. Join us and learn how to walk the talk when it comes to saving the planet and all the living creatures on it, including billions of people! Study Guide here, click where it says "PDF" on the middle left: https://multi-hazards.libsyn.com/faith-community-climate-conversation-with-areej-riaz Link to Our Climate, Our Stories: A Collection of Stories and Poems by Canadian Youth: http://www.enviromuslims.ca/our-climate-our-stories/ Areej Riaz' Bio: Areej Riaz is a climate change consultant, with a diverse industry background working with nonprofits, government agencies, consultancies and corporations in Africa, Asia and Europe focused on climate action, access to finance and technology, environmental education and environmental sustainability. This included being a contributing author to three provincial climate change policies in Pakistan, implementing sustainability initiatives in 90 business and industries in Scotland, and coordinating Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN)'s program across Asia in Bangladesh, Nepal, India, Indonesia and Pakistan. Areej has authored and co-authored numerous publications, including whitepapers, policy briefs, newspaper articles, and most recently a chapter on gender-driven environmental action in a multi-author book on sustainability being published in the UK. She is currently a member of the climate finance working group, renewable energy and the energy efficiency communities of practices of Low Emission Development Strategies (LEDS) Global Partnership. She also serves as an advisor on program development to Hum Pakistan and sits on the board of Upper Canada Fibershed and Books Art Music Collective. She is currently working as Director of Climate Programs with EnviroMuslims, as Head of Research and Education with the Community Climate Council, and as a sustainability advisor to National Zakat Foundation and Oxfam.
This week we speak to Karen Julia, Wedding Photographer & SEO Consultant, about all things image optimisation. Featured Resource: https://photoseolab.com/image-seo/ Where to find Karen: Website: https://photoseolab.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karen-julia/ --- Episode Sponsor Massive shout out to NOVOS for sponsoring the full second season of WTSPodcast. NOVOS, the London-based eCommerce SEO agency, has won multiple awards for their SEO campaigns including Best Global SEO Agency of The Year 2 years running. Trusted by over 150 global eCommerce brands including the likes of Bloom & Wild, Patch and Thread, NOVOS provides technical eCommerce SEO expertise with a creative edge by specialising across platforms like Shopify & Magento. They have been named as one of 2021's best workplaces in the UK and with a diverse, gender-balanced team are a culture-first agency. Where to find Novos: Website - https://thisisnovos.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/thisisnovos Twitter - https://twitter.com/thisisnovos Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thisisnovos/ --- Episode Transcript: Areej: Hey everyone! Welcome to a new episode of the Women in Tech SEO episode. I'm Areej and I'm the founder of Women in Tech SEO. And today joining me is the brilliant Karen Julia, wedding photographer and SEO consultant. Hey Karen! Karen: It's great to be here. --- This season is sponsored by NOVOS. NOVOS, the London-based eCommerce SEO agency, has won multiple awards for their SEO campaigns including Best Global SEO Agency of The Year 2 years running. Trusted by over 150 global eCommerce brands including the likes of Bloom & Wild, Patch and Thread, NOVOS provides technical eCommerce SEO expertise with a creative edge by specialising across platforms like Shopify & Magento. They have been named as one of 2021's best workplaces in the UK and with a diverse, gender-balanced team are a culture-first agency. Check them out on thisisnovos.com or follow on Linkedin @thisisnovos --- Areej: I'm so excited to have you on board. And I love that. I think from the very first time we ever spoke, I remember you telling me all about how you're a wedding photographer. Introduce yourself to everyone and let us know what you do in your world. Karen: Awesome. Well, I'm a wedding photographer, as you've mentioned, and I'm also an SEO consultant as well. The approach I have with SEO is to really kind of coach and empower and educate clients. So it's a little bit of a kind of random way that I got into this. I didn't really set out. Intending to do SEO, but I phoned from my own business. I wanted to be phoned more by the right client and Google, as we know, as a fantastic matchmaker. So I started learning SEO back in 2007 and got my website ranking really well, and then went through all the trials and tribulations like Panda and penguin and Got banned from Google at one point. And it was purely accidental. It was not intended to be not. But I realized then that you can't really do SEO kind of half-heartedly, you know, it's kind of all or nothing because there's so many kinds of updates and changes and it's a constantly evolving kind of space really. So I realized that I needed to improve my lack of resources as well in terms of where I was getting trusted information from. And that's when I started helping people in the community, the photography community that I'm in. Areej: Do you help other wedding photographers optimize their websites? Karen: I do. I have a client base of photographers around the world from the U S I've worked with clients and New Zealand, Australia, kind of, I'm thinking there's a couple of different African countries as well. Europe. So I have an international client base and really the niche that I specialize in is wedding photography specifically. Yep. Areej: And how do you currently split your time between the SEO consultancy and the wedding...
In this week's episode, Sarah and Areej chat to Natalie Mott, freelance SEO consultant, about all things core web vitals. We also find out what inspires Natalie and what empowers her to be the brilliant woman she is today. Where to find Natalie: Twitter: https://twitter.com/njmott LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalie-mott/ Core Web Vitals Resources: https://web.dev/ (https://web.dev/) - All Google's guidance on Core Web Vitals https://web.dev/chrome-ux-report-data-studio-dashboard/ (https://web.dev/chrome-ux-report-data-studio-dashboard/) - Google's own Data Studio dashboard for tracking stats from the CrUX report https://developers.google.com/speed/docs/insights/v5/get-started (https://developers.google.com/speed/docs/insights/v5/get-started) - Link PageSpeed Insights with ScreamingFrog to pull CrUX data for every page on your site as you crawl https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/ (https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/) - use Chrome DevTools to drill down and work out which parts of your page are affecting your CWV scores. In particular, if you are looking to see what part of the page has the LCP, or when a Layout Shift is occurring, you can use Performance > Show Web Vitals to pinpoint where this is happening https://corewebvitals.iprospect.com/ (https://corewebvitals.iprospect.com/) - a good summary of the state of play in every industry from iProspect https://reddico.co.uk/tools/serp-speed/ (https://reddico.co.uk/tools/serp-speed/) - check how you and competitors are performing for Core Web Vitals on a keyword level --- Episode Sponsor Massive shout out to DeepCrawl for supporting the WTSPodcast and sponsoring this episode. DeepCrawl offers the complete end-to-end technical SEO platform with the tools and integrations you need to grow — detecting technical improvements that will help you drive growth, and protecting your website from harmful code through SEO testing automation. Where to find DeepCrawl: Website - https://www.deepcrawl.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/deepcrawl Twitter - https://twitter.com/DeepCrawl Facebook - https://facebook.com/deepcrawlHD --- Episode Transcript Sarah: Hello and welcome to the Women in Tech SEO podcast, where your hosts are myself, Sarah McDowell, SEO Content Executive at Holland and Barrett, and the delightful Areej AbuAli, who is a SEO Consultant and the Founder of the epic Women in Tech SEO community. This week, we have the wonderful Natalie Mott joining us, who is an SEO all-rounder with core interests in technical SEO, content strategy, project management and outreach. She has had senior SEO positions at several digital agencies and is thoroughly enjoying spending time in the world of freelance consultant. A very warm welcome and hello to the both of you. This episode is sponsored by DeepCrawl. DeepCrawl offers the complete end-to-end technical SEO platform with the tools and integrations you need to grow. Detecting technical improvements that will help you drive growth and protecting your website from harmful code through SEO testing automation. Discover just how deep pools technical SEO platform can help you increase your search performance and revenue by visiting their website: deepcrawl.com. You can also follow them on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Sarah: Thank you so much for spending your Saturday morning with me and Areej. Very, very appreciative. How are we doing? How's your morning been? Natalie: Quite productive, actually quite got up early. Had a good, good breakfast. That's a bit unusual for Saturday to be honest, but yeah, it was going very well. How about yourself? Areej: Yeah, all good. All good over here. I'm just really, really excited to have you here with us. We've met several times, since the very start of the Women in Tech SEO community. But I'd love you to tell the community, a bit more about you. So how
In this podcast, we sat down with Areej, founder of the Women in Tech SEO community, a support network aimed for women in the Technical SEO field, to discuss, share and learn from one another.
Bringing together women is something I'm so passionate about. In this great episode with Areej, we talk about her experience of creating Women in Tech SEO and how to build your own women's community. Read full podcast notes here: http://digitalbloomiq.com/pod/areej-abuali
The Agents of Change: SEO, Social Media, and Mobile Marketing for Small Business
When it comes to navigating the world of SEO, it’s an everchanging landscape. There are definitely some hard and fast rules that everybody follows, and then you have a few people making their own mark and creatively stepping outside the box. One of those innovators is Areej Abuali, who we talked to in this episode. She offered some new and exciting insight and ideas into addressing SEO issues for our clients as well as our own businesses. She also looks into the crystal ball with us and shares her thoughts on the future of search, including up and coming new search engines, and its effect on the almighty “Google ranking”.
Joining us today is Krystal Taing, dialling in from sunny San Diego. Krystal is a Solutions Engineer for Strategic Partnerships at Uberall, a SaaS business that is based in Berlin. Prior to this, she did 6 years at Rio SEO that also was a SaaS-based local SEO solution. In this episode, Krystal shares how she fell into her expertise of local SEO, her experience as a person of color and as a woman in an industry represented by white men, where she continues to expand her knowledge, and her advice on whether you should consider a career in Agency vs In-house. Krystal is a huge advocate of LocalU and Women in Tech SEO (founder Areej will be on an upcoming episode). So let's get started!
In many ways, Yamen Bai is just like any other 11-year-old kid in Canada.“I like to play hockey,” Yamen said in a phone interview, adding that his favorite part of the sport is scoring goals and winning games.Unlike many kids in Canada, where hockey is a sport embedded in the country’s national identity, Yamen didn’t put on his first pair of skates until last year. He was born in Syria, and his family sought asylum in Iraq in 2016 to escape Syria’s civil war. A few years later, Yamen, his siblings and mother landed in the Canadian province of Newfoundland.“I didn't expect he'd come here and pick up hockey,” Yamen’s mom, Fatima Aldiab, told The World through a translator. But it didn’t take long for her son to start asking to join a nearby team. In January 2020, when local coach Michael Doyle heard the young Syrian boy wanted to learn how to skate and needed gear, he grabbed a pair of kid-sized skates and took Yamen to a nearby rink. Saska Benedicic Tomat, who works to help refugees integrate into communities through sports, says playing on a team helps refugees feel part of their new societies. Credit: Ryan Cooke/CBC “The first time, I [fell],” Yamen said. “And the first time, I didn’t love it. It was hard.” Soon enough, he learned how to handle a stick and skate well. From then on, Yamen was hooked on hockey.Doyle told CBC News that he took to Twitter to see if anyone had extra skates or pads to donate to the boy. Within 20 minutes, gear started showing up at his door.“People were just amazing,” Doyle said. “Like, the community just came together and it was nothing like I’ve ever experienced or ever expected to have happen.”With gear in hand, Yamen didn’t waste any time. He joined a local team and started practicing. Soon, he could keep up with the other players.“Now, I’m good [at hockey]," he said. “I can skate hard. And I [don’t] fall. And I can [score a] goal.” TSN broadcaster James Duthie dedicated a chapter of his latest book to Yamen Bai and his story of joining hockey in Canada. Credit: Ryan Cooke/CBC Yamen’s mom says she’s thankful for the help from her new Canadian neighbors."I was happy for him and I wanted him to continue playing,” Aldiab said. “Yamen really loves hockey. He wakes up at 6 a.m. before his 7 a.m. practice."In addition to finding a sport he loves, Yamen has also made a bunch of friends on the ice. That includes two other Syrian refugee children, Areej and Anas, for whom Doyle also helped procure gear.This story of refugees finding empowerment and community through sports isn’t unique to Canadian hockey. Saska Benedicic Tomat, who works for the International Sports and Culture Association (ISCA), helps refugees integrate into communities through sports. Playing on a team, she says, can offer a short break from the other stressors refugees face.“They feel that they can do something good for their body, and for their health,” she said. “Because, at the same time, they are struggling with just the basic things they need to do in their life.”Joining a team also leads to the more intangible goal of refugees becoming part of their new society. “They could go, I don’t know, alone to the field or the forest and run. But it’s the belonging [that] is important. So they belong to a team, and they can work together, they can play football with someone,” Benedicic Tomat said. “And there, they can also interact with the locals. And this is how they get to know each other.” Yamen says the best part of hockey is his team. Credit: Ryan Cooke/CBC Importantly, Benedicic Tomat says these interactions are also beneficial for local players.“Playing with refugees just opens our eyes, our lives, and hearts, as well,” she added. “We can’t keep looking at refugees as a burden, as a cost. It’s so important to look at the group as a competent group — as a group that can really bring something to us, to the table, to the club, to the local community.”To help with that, ISCA offers free online courses to teach athletes and coaches how to welcome refugees to the field. With the right support, Benedicic Tomat says, it’s not uncommon for refugees to become managers or coaches of teams. Yamen says he just wants to keep playing hockey. After scoring his first goal during the holiday championship tournament this year, his team ended up winning the game. Yamen left the ice with a gold medal around his neck, just one year after lacing up for the first time.“I’ve been very, very, very happy,” he said. “I want to skate every day.”
The Perfume Nationalist has been cancelled. In a state of catatonia after the implementation of eternal pandemic lockdown Communism, Jack dreams of an exhaustive, nine-hour, research-intensive discussion of David Lean's 1965 historical epic, Doctor Zhivago, Ken Russell's lurid 1971 biopic on Tchaikovsky, The Music Lovers, and two leather perfumes, Cuir de Russie by Areej le Dore and Cuir de Russie by Chanel. Castrato invalid Christlover2000 manifests and painstakingly relives the recording of the first of her three, possibly four podcasts on rape and autogynephilia, Girls Chat, and the unspeakable horrors of the house where it all happened. It is up to Ortant Aper to recover the audio from the shadow realm and piece together the clues. What is art? Can the human spirit prevail under these conditions? To enjoy the remaining eight hours and forty-nine minutes of this episode and to gain access to the full catalog of TPN content please support us at https://www.patreon.com/perfumenationalist
On Episode 62, Areej AbuAli depicts her journey growing a strong and successful SEO community for women, #WomenInTechSEO. She shares the principles and values that the community stands for and highlights the causes that it aims to address.
Areej Jaffrani is a child and adolescent psychologist with a specialization in play therapy. She works with schools to upgrade their existing apparatuses to include mental health departments and considerations for students who might have special needs. Areej also operates her personal therapy center, Lumos counseling in Karachi. Our conversation begins with Areej's decision to pursue psychology, the challenges she's faced, what she wishes she knew when making these decisions, it then moves into the taboos around mental healthcare in Pakistan, the factors that have lead to our fractured societal psyche, and we end with a brief segment on the nature of our relationship with mental health generally.
Note: this podcast episode exists in video form on our YouTube channel. We strongly recommend watching the video version, as it has more visual context around this topic. Find the video version on our YouTube channel or use the following link:https://youtu.be/D4cL62ulDDc Recently TikTok and other social platforms have exploded with viral memes of Pakistani kids taking pledges on stage at a school event. Popular lines include: "To sacrifice my own life for Pakistan!" "I pledge to be a pilot, and help everyone!" These videos have been traced to an event that took place at PISJES (Pakistan International School Jeddah English Section), in 2011. The school has many events that are often meant to promote Pakistani pride. For better or worse, after going viral this particular event has gained international meme spotlight, as well as criticism due to some of the messages. In this podcast episode we talk to Areej Khalid, who was one of the students at this school and also was present at this event. Areej answers many of the questions on our minds and offers her perspective on the controversy. Areej's TikTok Username: areeju.kIG: jeejskhalid
Areej AbuAli is the founder of "Women in Tech SEO" and technical SEO at Zoopla. In this conversation, we speak about the goal and background of Women in Tech SEO, the inequality women and members of minority groups face, and how we can change that. Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 01:36 The story of "Women in Tech SEO" 04:04 How Areej started WTS 06:42 Mentoring women in the SEO space 11:01 The most valuable skill for mentees 11:46 WTS's values 12:58 Judgement-free zones 15:46 The long-term vision for WTS 18:24 The state of women in technical SEO 23:10 Facing conscious and unconscious biases as women and part of a minority group 26:43 Making yourself heard with assertiveness and confidence 29:30 Areej's background and what technical SEO problems she's likes to fix 31:06 Coming from Egypt to the UK 34:00 How Areej sees Black Lives Matter Show notes Women in Tech SEO: https://www.womenintechseo.com/ Interview form: https://forms.gle/M3Wa8UNUGFQV17Un7 Areej on Twitter: https://twitter.com/areej_abuali Areej’s site: https://www.areejabuali.com/ #marketing #seo #womenintechseo #equality
Azeem Digital Asks - The All-Round Digital Marketing Podcast
Another episode, another great guest. In this episode, I'm joined by the incredible Areej AbuAli - founder of Women in Tech SEO, conference speaker, and Tech SEO wizard. Genuinely one of the nicest people in this industry who I'm proud to be able to call a friend. Learn about her background, what led her to start Women in Tech SEO, how COVID has affected her professionally, and her future plans for world domination. Women in Tech SEO Website: https://www.womenintechseo.com/
What's in this episode: In this episode, you will hear Mark Williams-Cook talking to Areej AbuAli, founder of Women in Tech SEO for a conversation about getting starting in the SEO industry, the Women in Tech SEO community, speaking opportunities, mentor programmes and how anyone that identifies as a woman, can become involved. You can get the full transcription and links to resources at https://search.withcandour.co.uk
From a young age, Areej aspired to become a professional footballer and succeeded in her ambitions as she is now a part of the UAE National Football Team. During the interview, she expressed how every time she steps out for the national anthem she feels major ‘butterflies' and the feeling never gets old. When asked about her top two moments this is what Areej had to say, “My two moments is when you score or when your team scores for the national team, it's such an amazing feeling! And national anthem, when you line up and start singing the national anthem, you get butterflies. I can't explain the feeling, you get so excited and hyped up.”
From a young age, Areej aspired to become a professional footballer and succeeded in her ambitions as she is now a part of the UAE National Football Team. During the interview, she expressed how every time she steps out for the national anthem she feels major ‘butterflies' and the feeling never gets old. When asked about her top two moments this is what Areej had to say, “My two moments is when you score or when your team scores for the national team, it's such an amazing feeling! And national anthem, when you line up and start singing the national anthem, you get butterflies. I can't explain the feeling, you get so excited and hyped up.”
Areej Al Hammadi discusses her challenges developing as an Emirati female football player and how she developed through perseverance, determination and motivation. We also discuss the future and her role as a trendsetter in sport in the Middle East. The fire round is always fun and we put her through the test to learn more about her favorites in sport, health, and fitness. Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio
This week Hannah and Sarah have the delight of interviewing the wonderful Areej AbuAli. Areej is the SEO Manager at Zoopla, founded and runs the 'Women in Tech SEO' community (which btw has over 900 members), and is also an experienced, international speaker. We cover a lot of different topics including (but not limited to) technical SEO, being a speaker at MozCon, dealing with imposter syndrome, the 'Women in Tech SEO' community and somehow we even get on to the subject of Ellen DeGeneres. Oh yes! No one is safe from the weekly feature, and Hannah manages to find a tenuous link to quiz Areej and Sarah on their beetle knowledge... Resources Women in Tech SEO Twitter (https://twitter.com/techseowomen) Women in Tech SEO slack (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSexUZaLCo5pCnPhZ_2DxoA9rJuN6tijHwRGCJajs_B2bfkipg/viewform) ~ You can find Areej AbuAli on... Website: https://www.womenintechseo.com/ (https://www.womenintechseo.com/) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/areejabuali/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/areejabuali/) Twitter: https://twitter.com/areej_abuali (https://twitter.com/areej_abuali) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/techseowomen/ (https://www.facebook.com/groups/techseowomen/)
In this episode, we talk with Areej AbuAli, SEO Manager at Zoopla and Founder of Women in Tech SEO.We discuss how she moved from Egypt to London to study computer engineering and business IT, how that led her to find a passion for technical SEO, her experiences at agencies and why she likes in-house, biggest SEO challenges, and much more.In the news we talk about Google's news that temporary store closures now won't hurt your search rankings and structured data for COVID-19 announcements, as well as the SEO plot-line on Tiger King.Finally, we deep dive into diversity, talk about Areej's experience as a woman in SEO, discuss how she founded the Women in Tech SEO group and turned it into an amazing conference, and discuss advice on how we can gain better gender balance in the industry.
Ep 282 Love Avoidance Guests: Areej Siddiqui “She loves me, she loves me not, he loves me, he loves me not” is a game played by someone while plucking petals off of a flower. The petal supposedly represents the truth between the object of their affection loving them or not. On Valentine’s Day, it’s not unusual to want to know you are loved and that you do love. However, as family and couples therapist Areej Siddiqui says, “Love is not always embraced by everyone. In fact, there are people who are love avoidant.” In other words, they choose to remain single. The factors are complex but are linked to the primary caregiver early in life. Siddiqui says, “There may have been a negative relationship; there may have been a smothering relationship; there may have been an emotionally vacant relationship.” All are factors that could lead a child to be reluctant, suspicious or afraid of intimacy. We invited Areej Siddiqui to join us for a Conversation That Matters about love, our need to connect and how to get past avoidance. Conversations That Matter is a partner program for the Morris J Wosk Center for Dialogue at Simon Fraser University. The production of this program is made possible thanks to the support of the following and viewers like you. Please become a Patreon subscriber and support the production of this program, with a $1 pledge https://goo.gl/ypXyDs
Areej Masoud and Graham Joseph Hill discuss the theme, “Any hope for Palestine, now or ever?” The Global Church Project podcast episode #145. On https://www.theglobalchurchproject.comAreej Masoud and Graham Joseph Hill discuss the theme, “Any hope for Palestine, now or ever?” Areej Masoud is a Palestinian Christian from Bethlehem who currently works as the Development and Communications Department Coordinator at Bethlehem Bible College. Areej is impassioned to speak up on behalf of her people and introduce the world to her reality, often hidden from mainstream media! A reality where access to basic necessities such as healthcare, education, water, shelter, freedom of movement and economic security is greatly restricted.
I’m joined by Zoopla’s own Technical SEO, Areej AbuAli. She has also founded Women in Tech SEO meetups and conference (2020) so it’s great to get her experience on the show. We chat about working better with website development / technical teams, especially if you’re client side. There’s lots of valuable information for agencies too because that’s where Areej started her SEO career. Listen to the episode if you’re interested in building up a business case to get your technical changes through. It’s about what to include and what not to as well as forecasting. “Web development teams have no opportunity to read a long audit, so a google sheet (one-pager) with recommendations works better.” - Areej AbuAli Show notes & SUBSCRIBE to newsletter. Email me: seowithmrsghost@gmail.com Tweet me: @MrsAlinaGhost If you like the show please rate, write a review and tell your friends and colleagues!
In the third episode of open dialog, I spoke with Areej AbuAli, who is the Technical SEO Manager at Zoopla , one of the UK’s leading property sites. Over the course of our conversation we covered: How SEO recommendations are usually not the difficult part of working agency-side as much as getting them actioned and implemented.. The differences working agency side and inhouse and how to work effectively in both of these environments. The Women in Tech SEO Meetup and community which Areej founded. Areej also shared her experiences of how she’s improving her technical skills with the 100 days of code movement. If you enjoy this podcast, please make sure share it and shout about it on social using the hashtag #open_dialog.
Checkpoints, borders, normalcy, and hope: a sketch of daily life in the West Bank. --- Areej Masoud lives in Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus. In terms of physical distance, it’s very close to Jerusalem. In terms of social reality, it’s a world away. “If I want to go to Jerusalem, I need to get a permit. It’s not like I want to go, and I just start my car and leave. I would have to go through the pedestrian walk, and to do that I need to get a permit. The permit is not like a visa with clear criteria why you get it, why you don’t get it. I would need to go to a military base to request that, and you most probably won’t get it. But if you do, you need to go and wait at the checkpoint … it’s very humiliating.” Areej is a Palestinian Christian, which means she belongs to a people who once made up 30 per cent of the population. These days, they make up less than 1 per cent of those living on the West Bank. "I always felt jealous of other Christians, where their worst enemy could be their neighbour, or their ex-best friend. I do have an enemy, and that enemy is causing the persecution of myself and my people. Loving my enemy does have a different meaning, and that’s only when I was able to live both of my identities together. When you are not able to live that, like loving your enemy, you can’t consider yourself a Christian.” The Arab-Israeli situation is among the world’s most intractable conflicts. It’s enormously complicated, and a minefield of a political issue. In this episode of Life & Faith, Simon talks to someone who lives those tensions every day, and tries to navigate them using Jesus’ words about peacemaking and love of enemies as a compass. Areej shares stories of what life is like for her people: Can you be sure water is going to come out of the tap? How do you hold down a job? How do you travel when you’re not allowed near your country’s airport? And why would someone actively choose to live under these kinds of pressures? "Hope is something not to be taken for granted: we have to have it each morning. Hope is when you know what your mission is and where you’re heading to and who you are, and what is your community and what they mean to you, and what you mean to them. It’s like waking up in the morning knowing you are going to have a bad day, but then deciding you are going to have hope, create hope. And if you don't have it that day, you know someone else found it for you and with you, and they will share that with you.” — SUBSCRIBE to Life & Faith on Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/cpxpodcast OR on Spotify: http://cpx.video/spotify FIND US on Facebook: www.facebook.com/publicchristianity FOLLOW US on Twitter: www.twitter.com/cpx_tweet VISIT our website: www.publicchristianity.org
.. . .. . 14 . . . . . Talkshow .. .. . Konst, kulturtanter och svenska flaggan som hijab Vi möter konstnären Areej Almansory i ett samtal om konst, inspiration, samarbete över nordiska gränser och vad som hände när Areej fotades med svenska flaggan som slöja Areej Almansory har vuxit upp med lukten av oljefärg, hennes pappa är konstnär i Irak och själv har hon studerat vid Konstinstitutet och Konsthögskolan i Bagdad i åtta år. Hon kom till Sverige som flykting och har bott i Helsingborg i 14 år där hon är verksam som konstnär men även som modersmålslärare För fyra år sedan gjorde Helsingborgs kommun en kampanj för stadens kulturkort, som en del av kampanjen porträtterade några av stadens kulturtanter. Areej var en av kulturtanterna och fotades i samband med kampanjen iklädd svenska flaggan som slöja. Men bilden av Areej spreds på internet och för Areej följde en tid med hatiska, rasistiska och hotfulla kommentarer och mail Nu är hon aktuell med en konstutställning i Helsingborg där hon för första gången kommenterar bilden och det hat som följde. I utställningen samarbetar Areej med Muhaned Durubi & Hodhayfa Salih, två irakiska konstnärer som studerade konst tillsammans med Areej i Bagdad och som idag lever och verkar i Finland I Talkshow bl arabi berättar Areej Almansory om varför hon tog på sig svenska flaggan som slöja, om hatet och hoten som följde och hur händelsen har påverkat henne. Men det är också ett samtal om konst, livet som konstnär, inspiration och om arbetet som modersmålslärare
Palestine Remembered talks to Palestinian Christian Areej Masoud from Bethlehem. During the interview we visit the challenges Palestinian women face getting breast screenings as well as the normalisation of relations between Arab states and Israel, plus much more. Areej Masoud was recently in Australia on a tour organised by the Palestine Israel Ecumenical Network (PIEN).
Mel, Dion and Areej have some sad news, and some fun reminiscence of what they love most about their work at The Rereaders. Listen all the way to the end for a bonus surprise!
This week on the podcast our special guest is Karan Singh. Karan is a multidisciplinary artist and illustrator from Sydney, Australia. He attended the University of Sydney, Australia and Malmö University, Sweden; where his studies in interaction design influenced an interest in combining new media with visual art. His distinct work is a contemporary and playful reinterpretation of the op-art movement, merged with the bold compositions, colours and sensibilities of mid-century graphic design. Over the past decade, he’s spent time living in Melbourne, New York, Tokyo & Now Amsterdam which he currently calls home. And whether you know it or not, you’ve probably seen his signature work somewhere in the world as he’s collaborated with pretty much every major brand and cultural institution there is. From Nike and Apple to Sagmeister and Walsh and Ok Go. Remember! We are now an ENHANCED podcast. That's right - If you listen to our podcast in Overcast or Pocket Casts, or Castro, you can get super special images, links, and chapter breaks in your player while you listen. This is our final episode of Season 3! We'll be back in a fortnight all bright eyed and bushy-tailed with Season 4. Featured links from our discussion - Want to get these in your inbox every Friday? Sign up for our text-only tinyletter at tinyletter.com/jackywinter Lara CryptoCanvas- Create, Trade & Collect Blockchain Artworks https://rinkeby.cryptocanvas.art/ Blockchain https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blockchain JWGYTB Episode 20 - New kid on the blockchain http://jackywinter.givesyouthe.biz/f5d0f669 CryptoPunks https://www.larvalabs.com/cryptopunks CryptoKitties https://www.cryptokitties.co/ Place https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Place_(Reddit) Place Timelapse https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCAsY8kjE3w Jeremy California Tried to Give Artists a Cut. But the Judges Said No. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/11/arts/design/art-royalties-ruling-california-circuit-court.html Copyright modernisation consultation https://www.communications.gov.au/have-your-say/copyright-modernisation-consultation Karan The Most Important Skill Nobody Taught You https://medium.com/personal-growth/the-most-important-skill-nobody-taught-you-9b162377ab77 Design Luck https://www.designluck.com/ Thumbs up/ thumbs down Papershrine- Lamington Drive http://lamingtondrive.com/shows/papershrine/ Karan’s Socials http://www.madebykaran.com/ https://www.instagram.com/madebykaran/?hl=en https://twitter.com/madebykaran?lang=en If you like the show or these links or think we sound like nice people, please go and leave us a rating or review on iTunes. It helps other people find the show and boosts our downloads which in turn lets us know that what we're doing is worth doing more of! *Jacky Winter Gives You The Business is produced by Areej Nur - this is Areej's last episode with us. Thank you for everything Areej! Do yourself a favour and check out her work on Melbourne's RRR at https://www.rrr.org.au/program/the-rap/ To subscribe, view show notes or previous episodes head on over to our podcast page at http://jackywinter.givesyouthe.biz/ Special thanks to Jacky Winter (the band, with much better shirts than us) for the music. Listen to them over at Soundcloud. Everything else Jacky Winter (us) can be found at http://www.jackywinter.com/
This week we dust off the cobwebs and officially start our second season. After a leisurely break battling our respective extreme weather conditions, we’re back with a renewed sense of purpose and clarity after tinkering under the hood of the podcast and slightly reconfiguring how we do things around here. Over the coming weeks and episodes, you might notice a few changes. Firstly, we’re making an effort to make our episodes shorter. Now that every man, woman, and child and pet has their own podcast, we know that your time is more valuable than ever to squeeze all that content into your ear-holes, so together with our superstar producer Areej, we’re working extra hard behind the scenes to get things tighter and leaner so you only get that nice top creamy layer of Jacky Winter aweseomness that you have grown to love. Secondly, we’re going to be introducing more interviews with people who have absolutely nothing to do with the advertising or design community, but still have valid lessons and experiences to share regarding production or the sheer experience of making things and putting them out into the world. As I’ve spoken about here previously, I’ve learned most of my greatest lessons in business from being a client and patron of businesses myself. From architects to cafe owners, we hope to really expand the professional scope of individuals from all creative corners, in hopes that we can really broaden the discussion on the thoughts, processes, and systems that people from all professions use to Make Their Thing. Fear not! We’ll still be bringing you stories and people from our favourite agencies and brands, but we’ll just be adding a bit of new blood to the mix. Between both honing and broadening our focus with our guests, we’ll be breaking things up a bit with some more extended discussion between the three of us on some of the most exciting and thought-provoking articles and announcements from our ‘Mini-Links’ feature, the part of the show where we crap on about things we read on the internet from our #professionaldevelopment slack channel. All in all, our focus hasn’t changed - We’re still determined to be a platform and voice for those individuals and processes behind the scenes that help creative projects come to life and we hope you like what we have in store! One thing that we’ve really relied on to help us get this far is your feedback and support. From suggesting interview and discussion topics, to reviewing and rating the podcast on iTunes, it’s been so encouraging to hear from so many of you. To help get us to the next season, we really need this to be a 2-way conversation, so please drop us a line and let us know what you think! Do you have a question, a suggestion, or a suggested person to interview? Don’t be shy, we REALLY love an email. It makes our day, so go on and drop us a line at podcast@jackywinter.com. We are currently looking for new interview subjects! Know a PM, producer, studio manager, art buyer, etc etc who is amazing at their job? Dob them in to podcast@jackywinter.com so we can hit them up! Featured links from our discussion - Want to get these in your inbox every Friday? Sign up for our text-only tinyletter at tinyletter.com/jackywinter Intro Links! : How brands secretly buy their way into Forbes, Fast Company, and HuffPost stories / No one makes a living on Patreon / The writing's on the wall' - 36 creative predictions for 2018 - AdNews Claire Brooks : The Listserv / Claire online: LinkedIn, Reel, Instagram / The Shed If you like the show or these links or think we sound like nice people, please go and leave us a rating or review on iTunes. It helps other people find the show and boosts our downloads which in turn lets us know that what we're doing is worth doing more of! Jacky Winter Gives You The Business is produced by Areej Nur To subscribe, view show notes or previous episodes head on over to our podcast page at http://jackywinter.givesyouthe.biz/ Special thanks to Jacky Winter (the band, with much better shirts than us) for the music. Listen to them over at Soundcloud. Everything else Jacky Winter (us) can be found at http://www.jackywinter.com/
Our guest host for this episode is the multi-talented Areej Nur, co-founder of Still Nomads African artist collective. Areej is joined by Kate ten Buuren of This Mob Aboriginal artist collective and Alec Reade of New Wayfinders Pasifika artist collective. Together, they discussed community, creativity, and collective strength. Kate ten Buuren is a young Taungurung artist and filmmaker, whose driving force is building confidence throughout her community. Find out more about This Mob here: https://www.facebook.com/thismob/ Areej Nur is a radio producer, presenter and trainer. She is the co-founder and curator of African artist collective and organisation, Still Nomads. Find out more about Still Nomads here: https://www.facebook.com/stillnomads/ Alec Reade is the co-founder of New Wayfinders Pasifika artist collective who together navigate community, identity and creativity. Reade is also a Content Lead at the community organisation Road to Refuge. Find out more about New Wayfinders here: https://www.facebook.com/newwayfinders/
In this episode, Areej El-Jawahri, MD, discusses her personal background and her career path, both of which have conventional and unique characteristics.
In this episode, Areej El-Jawahri explains hematopoietic stem cell transplantation and her study showing why palliative care can be beneficial to patients and their family members.
In this episode, Areej El-Jawahri, MD, discusses the future of palliative care for curative intent, her plans to continue with a replication study, and what’s required to move things forward.
Dr El-Jawahri speaks with ecancertv at ASCO 2016 about integrated palliative care (PC), for the benefit of patients and their families. She found that, among 350 newly diagnosed patients with incurable lung and gastrointestinal cancers and their family caregivers (FC), FC of patients receiving early PC reported higher vitality and social functioning, and lower depression symptoms compared to FC of patients assigned to usual care. Based on these findings, Dr El-Jawahri advocates early incorporated palliative care become part of wider practice.
Dr Areej El-Jawahri speaks with ecancertv at ASCO 2016 about integrated palliative care, for the benefit of patients and their families. She found that, among 160 patients hospitalised for HCT, those randomised to the palliative care intervention (vs. control) reported less decline in QOL (-14.7 vs. -21.5, P = 0.04), and less increase in depression symptoms (HADS-Depression: 2.4 vs. 3.9, P = 0.02), and symptom burden (ESAS: 30.3 vs. 38.3, P = 0.007) from baseline to week-2. Intervention participants also reported a decline in anxiety symptoms compared to control patients who reported an increase in anxiety from baseline to week-2 (HADS-Anxiety: -0.80 vs. 1.1, P = 0.0006) Based on these findings, Dr El-Jawahri advocates incorporated palliative care become part of wider practice.
Episode 05 – e-learning Experience in Zain Iraq Zain Iraq's HR Director, Maysam AL-Hayali, Head of Learning & Development, Ali Mohammed and Learning & Development Professionals, Taif Hussam and Areej discuss E-learning and it's history, benefits and types in the workplace; along with challenges and future plans.
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