Podcast appearances and mentions of Eric Enge

¿Cuáles son los principales factores que debo considerar para crecer y no quebrar en el intento?, ¿Sabías que no debemos crecer por crecer debemos poseer una estrategia clara del porqué crecer? O ¿cuáles son las principales estrategias que puedo usar para crecer física y digitalmente en mis ventas? En este episodio de la serie “5x5 5 aprendizajes de los 5 mejores libros” hablaremos de los libros que relacionados al tema de modelos de crecimiento para tu negocio que son: ·         "Estrategia competitiva: técnicas para analizar industrias y competidores" por Michael E. Porter ·         "Jugar para ganar: cómo funciona realmente la estrategia" por A.G. Lafley y Roger L. Martin ·         "Cero a Uno: Notas sobre Startups, o cómo construir el futuro" de Peter Thiel y Blake Masters ·         "El Arte del SEO: Dominar la Optimización de Motores de Búsqueda" por Eric Enge, Stephan Spencer y Jessie Stricchiola ·         "Tracción: cómo cualquier startup puede lograr un crecimiento explosivo de clientes" por Gabriel Weinberg y Justin Mares

ChatGPT and other Large Language Models (LLMs) are seemingly everywhere, and it's crucial to learn what's possible with them while acknowledging their flaws. After all, do LLMs have their intelligence? Is ChatGPT ready for “prime time,” or is it merely a toy that can lead to fake and error-laden stories?  President of Pilot Holding, Eric Enge, joined me on the SEJShow to share the truth behind the prevailing myths surrounding the generative AI landscape and how to succeed with the tools instead.  Discover the problems arising from placing too much trust in generative AI. You'll also find out what is possible and how to use it in your business best while avoiding the common mistakes associated with LLMs.   We must remember that the real problem is that this stuff is trained on the open internet. We have all the world's information on the web, and that's great, but we also have all the world's disinformation on the web and a lot of overtly intended misinformation. –Eric Enge,41:18 Anybody who thinks SEO is going away because of this doesn't understand SEO. As long as people want to search for and find things, and as long as there are tools to help people search for and find things, there will be SEO, end of story. –Eric Enge, 32:48 We're not at the point where this will supplant humans in all things. But we are at a point where we've developed a really interesting tool that can be used constructively and creatively in many different ways.–Eric Enge, 37:38   [00:00] - Introduction to Eric [04:21] - AI's current and future role in search & opportunities [09:36] - Effects of incorrect information on different Internet users [14:13] - Error reporting to Google: Best practices [15:25] - Preparing ecommerce sites for AI-enhanced search [21:02] - The role of content in local search results [23:52] - Evaluation of Google's source selection for search results [28:23] - Impact of Google's result integration on clicks and conversions [31:48] - Importance of brand visibility in search results [33:14] - Misunderstandings about AI's influence on search results [37:40] - Outlook on the future of ai systems [38:29] - Recent advancements in ai-generated output accuracy [41:18] - Web disinformation issues and their effect on ai models [44:22] - Strategies for ai-optimized business content [46:55] - AI's potential impact on online content credibility [48:33] - Importance of experts in enhancing ai-generated content [50:19] - Google's approach to evaluating content trustworthiness [51:49] - Insights on AI's role in future content generation and SEO   Resources Mentioned: Pilot Holding: https://www.pilotholding.com/   Right now, we have this massive paradigm shift or the preparation for the shift. We're definitely in the infant stages. Most of us SEOs have Google SGE running on our browsers. We're doing queries daily. We're getting scared or anxious every time we do a query. Now we're seeing an article appear before the typical organic results. We must keep reminding ourselves that we are beta-testing this at the moment. And this is a tricky thing to do sometimes when every time you search, you see everything pushed down. Google trying to answer what may not even be a question-oriented query with a relatively long piece of content. –Loren Baker, 04:21 The easiest way to get started is to take a page on your site, feed it into the model, give it the search query you want it to rank for, and ask it what changes you need to make to improve your chances of ranking on that or what content gaps you need to fill. –Eric Enge,44:22 Over time, E-A-T (Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness) is going to become more important. Google will place a lot of weight on looking for subject matter experts, fact-checking, and a strong staff of experts owning the content. –Eric Enge, 48:22   For more content like this, subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/searchenginejournal Are you looking to keep up with current and effective digital marketing today? Check out https://www.searchenginejournal.com for everything you need to know within the digital marketing space and improve your skills as an internet marketer.   Connect With Eric Enge: Eric Enge is an award-winning professional and co-founder of Pilot Holding, specializing in executive consulting for SEO, content marketing, digital marketing, and finance. He founded Stone Temple Consulting, later acquired by Perficient, where he served as General Manager and Principal in the Digital Marketing team. Eric's expertise spans digital marketing strategy, SEO, content marketing, paid search, conversion rate optimization, social media, web analytics, and marketing automation. He excels in guiding businesses toward their next stage of growth. Connect with Eric on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericenge/  Follow him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/stonetemple   Connect with Loren Baker, Founder of Search Engine Journal: Follow him on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/lorenbaker  Connect with him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lorenbaker

If you want to be a successful content creator then you have to actually, well, create content. You can't just find success and an audience in your field if you don't continue to put out creations that will catch the attention of your audience and then build a bigger one. But sometimes it is hard to stay on the ball and keep putting out new stuff on a regular schedule. There are many reasons for this. Perhaps your day job gets in the way or life throws you a few curve balls. Maybe you just feel like you are drained of ideas or you're face writer's block. Whatever the reason, being consistent isn't always easy when you are a content creator. But it is always essential because you cannot build success by not staying consistent, especially in this day and age when certain creators are communicating with their audiences every single day via their website, vlog, Twitter account, Facebook page, and more. It seems that they are always active - and always making new content for their audience. There are ways to get more consistent and better about staying on a regular schedule. Sometimes you just need to hit the books and take the advice of the experts. Today's tutorials will take a good look at some literature that you should add to your library if you wish to be a constituent content creator. Everybody Writes: Your Go-To Guide to Creating Ridiculously Good Content by Ann Handley is a terrific book that will teach you a lot about consistently creating entertaining content for your fans that they will love. The author also goes to great lengths to teach the reader about storytelling, something that is crucial for successful online personalities. Without storytelling, whatever your content is won't be engaging and it won't hook your viewers or readers. Handley's writing is easy to follow and her tips are easy to implement too. How To Shoot Video that Doesn't Suck by Steve Stockman is another book you should keep with you. The title says it all, doesn't it? With Stockman's book, you will learn how to create videos and streams that captivate the audience. There are so many bone-headed, simple mistakes that content creators make again and again - and they don't even notice them. A book like this will break down the basics. Born To Blog: Building Your Blog for Personal and Business Success One Post At A Time by Mark Schaefer and Stanford Smith will help you craft the best written word for your site. Blogging is still very essential, even though many content creators have pivoted to videos. Once you know how to make eye-catching, fun, entertaining blogs, you will see that your audience will return again and again. A successful blog will be both personal and professional. It will be fun to read, with strong personality in every paragraph. But it will also serve a purpose: it will create a loyal audience and it will also successfully pitch your goods and services in an attractive and enjoyable way. Whatever sort of content you are creating, you will not find the right audience unless you are able to master SEO. That is why the book The Art of SEO: Mastering Search Engine Optimization from Eric Enge, Stephan Spencer, and Jessie Stricchiola is another must-have book. It doesn't matter if you've never touched SEO or if you have a decent amount of experience with it, this book will teach you so much of what you need to know to make your content really thrive online and pop up on multiple search engine results. If you don't know how to pump up your SEO, your content doesn't stand a chance. Grab a copy of my latest eBook, "The Creator Economy: How to Build an Audience & Monetize Your Skills, Passions & Hobbies from Content Creation" https://bit.ly/3FD2le5 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sarah-sevenfold/support

As most marketers will tell you, Search Engine Optimisation is a long game. It requires hard work, patience, and most of all, a keen eye for the changes in the industry. In fact, SEO is much like owning a business. These parallels culminated in the journey of Eric Enge, a 20+ year veteran in Search Engine Marketing and a savvy business owner. Eric was the founder of the award-winning SEO agency, Stone Temple Consulting, and by 2018, the marketing services business had almost 70 employees, $9 million in annual revenue, and counted fifteen Fortune 500 level among its client base. However, just like in SEO, there exists a ceiling, and it was around this time that Eric decided it was time to exit. See how it ranks here. Connect with Eric Enge Website: https://www.pilotholding.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericenge/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/stonetemple Connect with Simon Bedard LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/business-sales-sydney/ Website: https://buygrowsell.com/ Website: https://exitadvisory.com.au/

My guest on this week's episode of Suds & Search is Ryan Jones, Vice President of SEO at Razorfish. Ryan is a computer programmer turned digital marketer. In his role at Razorfish, Ryan oversees an international SEO team running campaigns for some of the largest brands in the world. He is also a popular conference presenter. A shortlist of the conferences Ryan has presented at includes Pubcon, SMX, State of Search, and UnGagged. I begin our conversation talking about his presentation at Pubcon Florida last Spring. The speech was based on research Ryan did with Eric Enge in partnership with BrightEdge. The presentation starts by showing the myriad ways that enhanced search features are expanding. For SEO professionals who look at SERPs every day, the pace of change can be dizzying. So if the SERP is fundamentally changing in unpredictable ways, how should SEOs adjust the way we measure rankings or search position? How does this impact tasks like keyword research? I'm going to ask Ryan these questions and more. One thing I love about Ryan is that he lives in my hometown of Detroit, Michigan. Towards the end of our interview, we get a chance to chat about Detroit-style pizza, drinking in Canada as teenagers, and why it's impossible to be born and raised in south Detroit. Grab something cold to drink and join me for a conversation with Ryan Jones. We'll chat about his new ngram tool SEOdataviz.com, we'll talk about why the future of search is verbs, and we'll spend a little time talking about WTFSEO, the most hilarious Twitter parody account I follow. Catch SearchLab on these platforms: https://www.linkedin.com/company/searchlabdigital/ https://www.facebook.com/SearchLabDigital/ https://twitter.com/SearchLabAgency https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3kf-yP3bwhI6YvFFeKfegASubscribe to Suds & Search | Interviews With Today's Search Marketing Experts on Soundwise

Peter Mead talks with Jason Barnard about the lessons from SEO industry thought leaders. Peter Mead, is a highly experienced award-winning SEO Consultant with a focus on WordPress, Technical SEO, and Content Marketing. He has been involved in the SEO community for many years and has become known to some as The Godfather. He is a speaker and presenter for several groups, conferences, and events and was awarded a Special Recognition Award by SEMrush in 2019 at the annual Search Marketing Awards held at the Sydney Opera House. There are many amazing thought leaders in the SEO community who have helped to drive the industry forwards. Peter provides his slightly atypical list of 11 thought leaders in SEO. He focuses on the people who have been a big influence for him over the last 25 years directly and indirectly and includes some people who are not from the SEO community. He talks us through his 11 thought leaders and shares the lessons he gained from each of them. Starting with Tim Berners-Lee's World Wide Web which is, of course, the foundation of everything that follows in this list, then Eric Ward's link-building commandments, Rand Fishkin's Domain Authority, Bill Slawski's patent insights, and many more! What you'll learn from Peter Mead 00:00 Peter Mead and Jason Barnard03:40 A personalised consultation for Peter Mead's Brand SERP 06:09 Thought leaders who helped Peter Mead's career move forwards09:12 Tim Berners-Lee12:00 Sidenote: The decentralization of the web and Wikipedia15:03 Eric Ward (The Link Moses)18:31 Eric Enge, Stephan Spencer, Jessie Stricchiola (The Art of SEO)22:40 Bill Slawski 26:01 Aleyda Solis31:00 Rand Fishkin35:47 Olga Andrienko40:02 Dan Petrovic44:77 Jason Barnard This episode was recorded live on video August 3rd 2021 Recorded live at Kalicube Tuesdays (Digital Marketing Livestream Event Series). Watch the video now>>

Peter Mead talks with Jason Barnard about the lessons from SEO industry thought leaders. Peter Mead, is a highly experienced award-winning SEO Consultant with a focus on WordPress, Technical SEO, and Content Marketing. He has been involved in the SEO community for many years and has become known to some as The Godfather. He is a speaker and presenter for several groups, conferences, and events and was awarded a Special Recognition Award by SEMrush in 2019 at the annual Search Marketing Awards held at the Sydney Opera House. There are many amazing thought leaders in the SEO community who have helped to drive the industry forwards. Peter provides his slightly atypical list of 11 thought leaders in SEO. He focuses on the people who have been a big influence for him over the last 25 years directly and indirectly and includes some people who are not from the SEO community. He talks us through his 11 thought leaders and shares the lessons he gained from each of them. Starting with Tim Berners-Lee's World Wide Web which is, of course, the foundation of everything that follows in this list, then Eric Ward's link-building commandments, Rand Fishkin's Domain Authority, Bill Slawski's patent insights, and many more! What you'll learn from Peter Mead 00:00 Peter Mead and Jason Barnard03:40 A personalised consultation for Peter Mead's Brand SERP 06:09 Thought leaders who helped Peter Mead's career move forwards09:12 Tim Berners-Lee12:00 Sidenote: The decentralization of the web and Wikipedia15:03 Eric Ward (The Link Moses)18:31 Eric Enge, Stephan Spencer, Jessie Stricchiola (The Art of SEO)22:40 Bill Slawski 26:01 Aleyda Solis31:00 Rand Fishkin35:47 Olga Andrienko40:02 Dan Petrovic44:77 Jason Barnard This episode was recorded live on video August 3rd 2021 Recorded live at Kalicube Tuesdays (Digital Marketing Livestream Event Series). Watch the video now>>

Peter Mead talks with Jason Barnard about the lessons from SEO industry thought leaders. Peter Mead, is a highly experienced award-winning SEO Consultant with a focus on WordPress, Technical SEO, and Content Marketing. He has been involved in the SEO community for many years and has become known to some as The Godfather. He is a speaker and presenter for several groups, conferences, and events and was awarded a Special Recognition Award by SEMrush in 2019 at the annual Search Marketing Awards held at the Sydney Opera House. There are many amazing thought leaders in the SEO community who have helped to drive the industry forwards. Peter provides his slightly atypical list of 11 thought leaders in SEO. He focuses on the people who have been a big influence for him over the last 25 years directly and indirectly and includes some people who are not from the SEO community. He talks us through his 11 thought leaders and shares the lessons he gained from each of them. Starting with Tim Berners-Lee's World Wide Web which is, of course, the foundation of everything that follows in this list, then Eric Ward's link-building commandments, Rand Fishkin's Domain Authority, Bill Slawski's patent insights, and many more! What you'll learn from Peter Mead 00:00 Peter Mead and Jason Barnard03:40 A personalised consultation for Peter Mead's Brand SERP 06:09 Thought leaders who helped Peter Mead's career move forwards09:12 Tim Berners-Lee12:00 Sidenote: The decentralization of the web and Wikipedia15:03 Eric Ward (The Link Moses)18:31 Eric Enge, Stephan Spencer, Jessie Stricchiola (The Art of SEO)22:40 Bill Slawski 26:01 Aleyda Solis31:00 Rand Fishkin35:47 Olga Andrienko40:02 Dan Petrovic44:77 Jason Barnard This episode was recorded live on video August 3rd 2021 Recorded live at Kalicube Tuesdays (Digital Marketing Livestream Event Series). Watch the video now>>

Jason Barnard (the Brand SERP Guy) is a digital marketer who specializes in brand SERP optimization and knowledge panel management. SERP means search engine results page. Brand SERP refers to how your business or organization appears when someone Google's your brand name.Company:Jason Barnard is the founder and CEO at Kalicube – a groundbreaking digital marketing agency that, through the Kalicube Pro SaaS platform, helps clients optimize their Brand SERP and manage their knowledge panel.Author:Jason is a regular contributor to leading digital marketing publications such as Search Engine Journal and Search Engine Land and regular guest on others such as Wordlift, SE Ranking, SEMrush, Search Engine Watch, Searchmetrics, and Trustpilot.Speaker:Jason regularly gives conferences at major marketing conferences worldwide including BrightonSEO, PubCon, SMX series, and YoastCon.Podcast Host:Spanning 3 seasons, "With Jason Barnard" has become a staple podcast for digital marketers. The conversations are always intelligent, always interesting, and always fun! Guests include Rand Fishkin, Barry Schwartz, Eric Enge, Joost de Valk, Aleyda Solis, Bill Slawski. Over 180 episodes are available!If you are looking for help with your SEO strategy or need your brand refreshed, contact us at:https://nerdbrandagency.com/contact-us/=====About The NerdBrand PodcastThe NerdBrand Podcast is the intersection of nerd culture, branding, and  marketing. Nerd culture is no longer a reserved sub-culture; it's  mainstream pop culture.  Listen as we discuss our views on branding and advertising, always with a  touch of nerd — technology, movies, comics and novels, video games, and  plenty more.Find more at https://nerdbrandagency.com/podcast  =====  About NerdBrandNerdBrand is a data-driven branding, web design, and advertising agency based in Louisville, KY. From establishing your brand identity to guiding your day-to-day marketing strategies, we bring the "why" of your business to life.Learn more at https://nerdbrandagency.comConnect with NerdBrand LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/nerdbrandagency Facebook: https://facebook.com/nerdbrandagency Instagram: https://instagram.com/nerdbrandagency Twitter: https://twitter.com/nerdbrandagency--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nerdbrand/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nerdbrand/support

Jason Barnard is The Brand SERP Guy - a digital marketer who specializes in Brand SERPs and knowledge panels. Company: He is the founder and CEO at Kalicube – a groundbreaking digital marketing agency that pioneers the concept of Brand SERP optimization and knowledge panel management. Author: Jason is a regular contributor to leading digital marketing publications such as Search Engine Journal and Search Engine Land and regular guest on others such as Wordlift, SE Ranking, SEMrush, Search Engine Watch, Searchmetrics, and Trustpilot. Speaker: He regularly gives conferences at major marketing conferences worldwide including BrightonSEO, PubCon, SMX series, and YoastCon. Podcast host: Spanning 3 seasons, With Jason Barnard has become a staple for digital marketers. The conversations are always intelligent, always interesting… and always fun! Guests include Rand Fishkin, Barry Schwartz, Eric Enge, Joost de Valk, Aleyda Solis, Bill Slawski… Over 180 episodes are available. And counting!. Listen to all of the NerdBrand Podcast Episodes at: https://nerdbrandagency.com/podcast If you are looking for help with your SEO strategy and need your brand updated, and more uniform online contact us at: https://nerdbrandagency.com/contact-us/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nerdbrand/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nerdbrand/support

This is our 2nd part conversation about how SEO agencies can and should function and better equip their clients for success. Joining us is Eric Enge, Principal for Digital Marketing Solutions at Perficient. Yesterday, Eric and I started off our conversation talking about the agency SEO tech stack. Today, we're going to continue that conversation talking about how to communicate SEO strategies and results with your agency clients. Show NotesConnect With: Eric Enge: Website // LinkedInThe Voices of Search Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

Welcome to The Voices of Search Podcast. This is the 1st part conversation about how SEO agencies can and should function and better equip their clients for success. Joining us is a veteran of the agency game, Eric Enge, Principal for digital marketing solutions at Perficient Digital, which is a leading digital transformation consulting firm serving enterprise customers with unparalleled Information Technology, management, consulting and creative capabilities. Today, Eric is going to share some of his SEO agency tech stack tips. Show NotesConnect With: Eric Enge: Website // LinkedInThe Voices of Search Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

My guest on this week's episode of Suds & Search is Eric Enge, Principal at Perficient. Eric is one of the most recognizable faces in digital marketing. He is a frequent keynote speaker, a prolific writer, blogger, researcher, teacher, and entrepreneur. Eric has won numerous awards. In 2018, he was named Search Personality of the Year by the Drum Search Awards. In 2016, he was awarded Search Engine Land's Landy Award for Search Marketer of the Year and he also won US Search Awards Search Personality of the Year in 2016. Eric is the lead author of the book The Art of SEO, a 900+ page book that is frequently used as THE textbook for learning SEO. Eric started Stone Temple Consulting in 1997 and grew it to be one of the most celebrated brands in SEO. Stone Temple won numerous awards including the award for Best Large SEO Agency at the 2016 US Search Awards. In 2018, Perficient acquired Stone Temple Consulting. Under Eric's leadership, the accolades have continued to pour in including the 2019 Interactive Marketing Award for Best SEO Agency and Best Interactive Marketing Agency. He has written for nearly every major search marketing blog I can think of including, Search Engine Land, Search Engine Journal, Moz, Copyblogger and many others. I'm going to ask Eric about a link building study his team have been publishing annually in partnership with Moz. Eric also started the popular video series “Here's Why.” Our mutual friend Mark Traphagen was the co-host of the show for years. Eric recently brought Mark back on. I'm going to ask him a few questions about that episode which was about the power of user intent. Grab something cold to drink and join me for a conversation with inimitable, Eric Enge. We'll talk about why studying the past in digital marketing is so important, how to optimize for featured snippets (and why you shouldn't over-focus on snippets), and we'll talk a little bit about foosball and wine tennis. Listen to Suds & Search Podcasts: Google Podcast: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9teXNvdW5kd2lzZS5jb20vcnNzLzE1OTUzNTQ3MjgwNTZz Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/suds-search-interviews-todays-search-marketing-experts/id1526688363 Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/5ALxRpeDgIvg63bK6eoUTe SearchLab 1801 W Belle Plaine Suite 107 Chicago, IL 60613 (312) 256-1574 Catch SearchLab on these platforms: https://www.linkedin.com/company/searchlabdigital/ https://www.facebook.com/SearchLabDigital https://twitter.com/SearchLabAgency https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3kf-yP3bwhI6YvFFeKfegA Suds and Search Video Series https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqSrUsIw8Jit8A6IwPpFw7IPKuuyGF0Ii Local Search Tuesdays Video Series https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqSrUsIw8JiuxY0eDWZr7Us_WgNNP-GDnSubscribe to Suds & Search | Interviews With Today's Search Marketing Experts on Soundwise

My guest on this week's episode of Suds & Search is Mark Traphagen, Vice President of Product Marketing & Training at seoClarity. Mark is an indispensable member of the SEO community. He is ubiquitous on the conference circuit, a prolific blogger, vlogger, educator, and thought-leader. A very short list of the conferences you may have heard Mark present at includes Pubcon, State of Search, MozCon, and all the different SMX events. He is a frequent columnist at Search Engine Journal, Search Engine Land, and on the seoClarity company blog. Where I think his talents shine brightest are on video series and webinars. Earlier this year, Mark put out a webinar titled the State of the Enterprise SEO Industry. I'm going to spend a lot of our conversation talking about the findings in that webinar. For years, he and his Eric Enge co-hosted the terribly impressive and often hilariously funny web series “Here's Why.” I'm going to ask Mark about the video series. Between when I visited with Mark and this episode aired, Mark and Eric brought the band back together (pun intended) for a great episode about the power of user intent. There aren't many people like Mark Traphagen. He is considered by many of his peers one of the smartest and kindest professionals working in digital marketing. That was on display when my four-year-old son decided to make a cameo appearance during our discussion. Join me for a conversation with Mark Traphagen. We'll talk about Core Web Vitals, SERP Feature Changes, a nuanced view of rank tracking seoClarity calls visibility share, and we'll spend a little time talking about lavender martinis. Listen to Suds & Search Podcasts: Google Podcast: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9teXNvdW5kd2lzZS5jb20vcnNzLzE1OTUzNTQ3MjgwNTZz Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/suds-search-interviews-todays-search-marketing-experts/id1526688363 Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/5ALxRpeDgIvg63bK6eoUTe SearchLab 1801 W Belle Plaine Suite 107 Chicago, IL 60613 (312) 256-1574 Catch SearchLab on these platforms: https://www.linkedin.com/company/searchlabdigital/ https://www.facebook.com/SearchLabDigital https://twitter.com/SearchLabAgency https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3kf-yP3bwhI6YvFFeKfegA Suds and Search Video Series https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqSrUsIw8Jit8A6IwPpFw7IPKuuyGF0Ii Local Search Tuesdays Video Series https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqSrUsIw8JiuxY0eDWZr7Us_WgNNP-GDnSubscribe to Suds & Search | Interviews With Today's Search Marketing Experts on Soundwise

The pandemic dramatically accelerated the evolution and maturity of digital marketing. As platforms, approaches, and channels have all shifted seemingly overnight, we have a new normal for changing your marketing strategy more rapidly than ever. Kim interviews Eric Enge, Principal at Perficient, to learn what has changed and what will always remain the same, and how to be better prepared when the market shifts overnight. Connect with Eric Enge, Principal at Perficient on Twitter or LinkedIn Connect with our hosts Jim Hertzfeld, Principal and Chief Strategist for Perficient and Kim Williams-Czopek, Director of Digital Strategy at Perficient.

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Digital Marketing Excellence Practitioner, Eric Enge shares the latest tips and trends to help you drive great SEO gains through high quality content.

Digital Marketing Excellence Practitioner, Eric Enge shares the latest tips and trends to help you drive great SEO gains through high quality content.

Digital Marketing Excellence Practitioner, Eric Enge shares the latest tips and trends to help you drive great SEO gains through high quality content.

Digital Marketing Excellence Practitioner, Eric Enge shares the latest tips and trends to help you drive great SEO gains through high quality content.

This month we're looking into the crystal ball to tell you SEO's and content marketers what you can expect in 2020. Joining us is Eric Enge, who's the Principal of Digital Marketing at Perficient Digital, which is a leading digital transformation consulting firm serving enterprise customers with unparalleled information, technology, management, consulting, and creative capabilities. In part 2 of our conversation, Eric is going to tell us why visual search is going to be more important than voice search in 2020. Connect With:Eric Enge: Website // LinkedInThe Voices of Search Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

This month we're looking into the crystal ball to tell you SEO's and content marketers what you can expect in 2020. Joining us is Eric Enge, who's the Principal of Digital Marketing at Perficient Digital, which is a leading digital transformation consulting firm serving enterprise customers with unparalleled information, technology, management, consulting, and creative capabilities. In part 1 of our conversation, Eric is going to share his predictions for why Google will be integrating more features into its UI in 2020.Connect With:Eric Enge: Website // LinkedIn The Voices of Search Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

Google has upgraded the built-in tool that shows up in search results for the query “mortgage calculator.” Now, the tool has many of the key features that were missing from the previous version of Google's mortgage calculator. Commodity content is content that is used across a wide range of sites. For example, content that is pulled by a feed by an affiliate can be seen as commodity content. In the example above, it's government jobs that are available. There are many solutions for pulling a feed and automatically displaying the information on a website. It can help a publisher scale their publishing while also automating it. The downside is that these solutions are available to other publishers as well. A new study suggests the performance of virtual assistants, like Google Assistant, Alexa, and Siri, may have plateaued. Perficient Digital released its annual evaluation of virtual assistants. Perhaps the most interesting finding is that none of the top virtual assistants are improving when it comes to answering questions accurately. Not only are they not improving, but the accuracy of every virtual assistant dropped slightly compared to last year's study. This may be an indication that these technologies have reached their limit, says Eric Enge of Perficient Digital.

Google has upgraded the built-in tool that shows up in search results for the query “mortgage calculator.” Now, the tool has many of the key features that were missing from the previous version of Google’s mortgage calculator. Commodity content is content that is used across a wide range of sites. For example, content that is pulled by a feed by an affiliate can be seen as commodity content. In the example above, it’s government jobs that are available. There are many solutions for pulling a feed and automatically displaying the information on a website. It can help a publisher scale their publishing while also automating it. The downside is that these solutions are available to other publishers as well. A new study suggests the performance of virtual assistants, like Google Assistant, Alexa, and Siri, may have plateaued. Perficient Digital released its annual evaluation of virtual assistants. Perhaps the most interesting finding is that none of the top virtual assistants are improving when it comes to answering questions accurately. Not only are they not improving, but the accuracy of every virtual assistant dropped slightly compared to last year’s study. This may be an indication that these technologies have reached their limit, says Eric Enge of Perficient Digital.

Episode Overview: Flowers can’t truly bloom and stand out amongst the foliage without a little pruning – the same can be said for content on your website. Trimming excess content may sound harmful to your content strategy, but pruning excess content to enhance your high-performing content can significantly improve your content marketing efforts. Join Ben as he welcomes back Eric Enge, general manager for digital marketing at Perficient Digital, to discuss successful approaches to content trimming and how to prevent trimming too much. Show Notes Connect With: Eric Enge: Website // LinkedInBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

Eric Enge offers advice on building and selling an agency, communicating the value of SEO, and more.The post Eric Enge on Growing & Selling a Successful Digital Agency, SEO, Content & More appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Beginning as an engineer, Eric Enge slowly found his way into the world of SEO. Learning from his family of university professors, Eric developed an edge in the engineering industry which eventually led to his future career in marketing. But Eric's most notable award will always be winning the 1985 foosball world championship (Greg's dream). Eric Enge is a US Search Personality of the Year winner, Landy Awards: Search Marketer of the Year winner, co-author of "The Art of SEO", founder of Next10x Digital Marketing Conference, former founder and CEO of Stone Temple, and currently a general manager of Perficient Digital. Eric is also a contributor to Forbes, Search Engine Land, Search Engine Watch, Copyblogger, Moz, Marketing Land, and Social Media Today. Listen to his digital marketing journey on this episode of Off The Clock. Read the full show notes at https://marketingoclock.com/off-the-clock-eric-enge/.

Eric Enge, CEO at Stone Temple Consulting, spent 15 to 20 years providing SEO, content marketing, and social media for large enterprise clients, including several Fortune 50 clients. The company distinguishes itself with a strong commitment to solving actual problems, rather than pitching generic formulas and “hoping they stick.” Stone Temple Consulting became part of Perficient Digital, a $500 million public consulting firm, in July 2018, after a 3-month courtship. Today, Eric serves as General Manager of Perficient Digital. Lead co-author of The Art of SEO, the 900+ page “bible of SEO,” contributing author (Forbes, Search Engine Land, Marketing Land, Search Engine Watch, Copyblogger and Social Media Today), host of 2 live video broadcasts a week (The Digital Marketing Excellence Show and The Digital Marketing Answers Show) and a Coursera Instructor, Eric spent the first 10 years of his career at Phoenix Technologies, manufacturer of BIOS, a software piece that “boots” most of the world's computers, and then 5 years running his own business development consulting firm. He took a right turn when a friend asked him to build business development strategies for a DVD e-tail site. Eric researched ways to use search engines to drive traffic the company's page. A year later, organic searches had generated $3 million in annual sales. Eric became the SEO digital marketing expert. Approaching problems from unconventional angles is characteristic of his work. A global Fortune 200 e-commerce site that requested that Stone Temple audit their site, check the SEO, and add some content marketing to overall increase organic search traffic and sales from that traffic. Stone Temple discovered 95 percent of the company's business came from the US site, but Google spent 70% of its crawling time going to the international versions of the site. In a bold move, Stone Temple blocked Google's access to the international versions of the site. The result? Total aggregate site traffic increased 30% in 60 days. In this interview, Eric provides a wealth of information on: 1) the goal and impact of Google's 2018 updates (how to make query responses relevant to users—by looking at not only the content that answers user's question, but also the content that would answer the related questions that would tend to follow), 2) the role of “featured snippets” and “speakable markup.” (A featured snippet includes an answer that has been extracted from a webpage, a link to the page, the page title and the URL. Because the featured snippet block appears above the organic search results and below the AdWords block, it sits, not in position 1 of the Google search results, but in what is referred to as “position 0.”), and 3) the future of conversational interfaces. He asks what a good conversational interface looks like and what it will take to build it. “People will shift to voice experience,” he says, “once it becomes a better option for them than their keyboard experience.” Finally, Eric talks about “who to hire” and why and how he sold his company as he approaches his retirement Eric can be reached on Twitter at @stonetemple or on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericenge/.

Here we will make a recap up of „Voice Search and Featured Snippets in SEO with Eric Enge“, carried out on the 28th of November 2018. It's a joint initiative of SEO agency Serpact and Еric Enge from Perficient Digital /former director of Stone Temple Consulting/ https://serpact.com/recap-voice-search-featured-snippets-eric-enge/

Jason McDonald is a professional San Francisco based SEO consultant who helps companies dominate Google and Bing through SEO consulting services. He also works with companies as a social media consultant and an AdWords expert. He conducts corporate SEO workshops and trainings across the San Francisco Bay Area in cities as diverse as Oakland and San Jose, and he provides SEO training in San Francisco including Bay Area SEO classes and courses. As an Internet marketing expert, he has also worked as an SEO expert witness, an AdWords expert witness and social media expert witness. Quotes To Remember: “The biggest division is between local businesses and non-local businesses.” “Having a healthy blog, having fresh new content is a very high return on investment endeavor.” “Reviews on Google have an enormous impact for local rank.” “Amazon is an incredibly important search engine.” “Most of your competitors are doing nothing. If you just do a little, you’ll succeed.” “You don’t have to run faster than the bear. You just have to run faster than your buddy. You just have to get a few more links than they do.” “A little directory building is often enough to push you over the finish line.”   What You’ll Learn: On Creating Content: How to Plan It, Write It, and Get It To Rank #1 Google SEO vs. Bing SEO Other Search Engines That You Can Optimize For A Guide to Link Building Throughout Your Content   Key Links From The Show: Jason’s Site Yelp Bing Amazon YouTube   Recommended Books: Content Marketing Secrets by Marc Guberti Podcast Domination by Marc Guberti Understanding Media by Marshall McLuhan The Art of SEO by Eric Enge

In this Marketing Over Coffee: Learn about B2B Facebook Targeting, Women’s Footwear Trends, WP Gutenberg and more! Direct Link to File Brought to you by our sponsors: ahrefs and MarketingProfs SEO: Chris talking with Eric Enge, Local SEO with Joy Hawkins Professional Targeting on Facebook In spite of pushing video, images rule on Facebook WP […] The post It’s Show Season! appeared first on Marketing Over Coffee Marketing Podcast.

A service-based company can be a tough sell, so Eric Enge found a buyer while his best asset was still on the table: himself.

The rate of available technology gets faster and faster as time goes on. In fact, in as little as 30 years, we may reach the point of singularity, when computers and technology are so much smarter than us that all of the known laws of evolution break down. Whether you find this fascinating or frightening, you’ll love this conversation with Eric Enge. While we’ll dig into the possibilities for the future, we’ll also explore what these mean for us today, and how we can stay on top of SEO and organic Google rankings. Find Out More About Eric Here: Eric Enge at Stone Temple@stonetemple on TwitterEric Enge on LinkedInEric Enge on YouTubeStone Temple Consultingeenge@stonetemple.com In This Episode: [01:04] - Stephan and Eric talk about how long they’ve known each other, and how they first met. [03:26] - What comes to Rand’s mind as something that isn’t common knowledge, or about which there’s a lot of misinformation? [07:54] - Stephan and Eric take a moment to differentiate machine learning versus AI for listeners who may not be familiar with the terms. [11:27] - AI doesn’t necessarily mean “artificial intelligence,” Stephan explains. [14:16] - The rate of adoption is increasing in the same way as the rate of the available technology, we learn. [16:04] - Does Eric think that SEO will be a very different ballgame in five years? [18:51] - Eric explains that Hummingbird was Google’s first foray into understanding natural language, and explains RankBrain and what it does. [25:35] - We hear about Eric’s studies to analyze the before-and-after results of RankBrain. [29:49] - Stephan and Eric talk about why it’s difficult for Google to deal with queries that it’s never seen before. [31:06] - Eric talks about some other studies he’s done analyzing various aspects of Google. [35:21] - How does this study differ from other studies on the same subject of featured snippets? [40:15] - We hear about why Google invests so much energy into featured snippets. [42:36] - Eric discusses his in-depth Digital Personal Assistant study and reveals that Google was the smartest. [46:27] - Voice search is part of voice, Eric explains, but there are also voice commands that aren’t searches. [50:30] - Eric talks about a set of steps that you can go through to get featured snippets. [52:29] - We switch topics completely, with Eric explaining how he went from multiple lead-gen businesses to running an agency. [55:16] - Is Eric able to work on the sites he’s been talking about, or is he too busy speaking at conferences and writing? [57:57] - Eric talks about how he balances his time at work, and how his management team functions in that process. [59:56] - Does Eric have any assessments that he uses when he’s onboarding or considering people? [65:50] - Eric lists the ways that listeners can learn more or get in touch with him. Links and Resources: Eric Enge at Stone Temple @stonetemple on Twitter Eric Enge on LinkedIn Eric Enge on YouTube Stone Temple Consulting eenge@stonetemple.com The Art of SEO by Eric Enge, Stephan Spencer, et al. Rand Fishkin Jessie Stricchiola The Law of Accelerated Returns Hummingbird RankBrain How to Earn Google Featured Snippets for Mobile: Large-scale Study from SEMrush STAT Search Analytics Whitepaper: How to Get More Featured Snippets Digital Personal Assistant study from Stone Temple Your Personal AI by John Smart StrengthsFinder 7Geese DISC Profile Values Determination Fascinate Test Kolbe Index

We’ve been hearing it for years: “This is the year of voice.” But will voice search ever actually become the norm? According to Eric Enge, the CEO of Stone Temple...

It has been a while since we had a show focused on Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP). And it's been a while since we had Eric Enge on the show too, so we decided to solve both those issues with this episode. Eric Enge is the CEO of Stone Temple Consulting and is a great educator and leader in the SEO community. He has conducted several studies for the SEO industry, including voice search and smart assistants. But he has done lots of work and studies with AMP too. Most of this episode is spent talking about AMP, but we sneak in a few questions about a recent study that Eric did which compared the different smart assistants, which you can read in the links below. Sponsor EDGE of the Web is brought to you by Site Strategics and they are offering to help you find out your digital marketing ROI. The Digital Marketing ROI Report will examine your existing SEO, content, social media, and PPC to help you discover your TRUE ROI. Visit to get 30% off your comprehensive review of your digital assets!

Learn the ins and outs of voice search and the potential for your business Voice search is a speech recognition technology that allows users like you and me to perform searches via a voice command. Voice search can be used with smartphones and other small web-enabled devices. It’s hard to say exactly how many search queries are voice-based since Google doesn’t publish that exact information regularly. But we do know that it’s rising and that soon, voice searches may represent the majority of total searches. In this episode, I’m going to uncover everything there is to know about voice search and how it’s changing the world of SEO. Tune in to learn: What voice search is and how it works Why voice searches are on the rise The positives and negatives of voice search How Google generates the results for voice searches Will voice search completely change the market for normal SEO services? Will voice search cause normal SEO services to eventually become obsolete? How do you optimize website content for a voice search? What is the next big thing for voice search?

Today's guest is an expert in traditional SEO from the web and mobile and has done some of the most interesting research to date on voice SEO. Eric Enge founded Stone Temple in 2002 and the agency has won awards ranging from Best SEO Agency of the Year to Search Marketer of the Year. He is co-author of the popular book The Art of SEO, has served as a columnist in many leading publications, and co-authored an academic research paper published by the International Journal of Scientific Research and Management. More important to our listeners, he has conducted a 5,000 query test of the leading voice assistants available today, two years in-a-row. We dissect the results and discuss how voice SEO differs from traditional web and mobile search. Eric earned an undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering from Northeastern University and a Masters in Computer Science from UMass Amherst.

Eric Enge — founder of Stone Temple Consulting — shares his insights on using content marketing to dramatically grow a service business. It takes a lot to grow a service business. You are constantly juggling client work against promoting and selling your service, all while trying to run your business. It is not easy. But... Listen to episode

Eric Enge is the founder and CEO of Stone Temple Consulting (stonetemple.com) and joins the pod to talk about Accelerated Mobile Pages, commonly referred to as "AMP". Page Load Speed is a hot topic in SEO and AMP is one of the methods business owners can use to speed up their results. Eric describes what AMP is, how it works, why it's important, and gives a really great breakdown of the subject. He also provides insight into how to approach transitioning pages to AMP as well as whether it is even needed for your site. You can check out his article on the Moz Blog here, which is the basis for our conversation: https://moz.com/blog/amp-digital-marketing-2018

Josh and crew are back to talk to special White Hat guest Eric Enge!

Content research studies reveal which content performs best, garnering social-media shares and earning in-bound links. Few experts know as much about measuring the effectiveness of content as Eric Enge of Stone Temple Consulting. Eric and I talked about research that can inform your content strategy for SEO, content marketing, and social media. 

Content research studies reveal which content performs best, garnering social-media shares and earning in-bound links. Few experts know as much about measuring the effectiveness of content as Eric Enge. Eric and I talked about research that can inform your content strategy for SEO, content marketing, and social media. The show notes below include links to research studies, blog posts, and other info we discussed in the interview. Eric's Bio Eric Enge was named 2016 Search Marketer of the Year (Male) at the Landys, and 2016 Search Personality of the Year at the US Search Awards, and Stone Temple Consulting was also named Best Large SEO Agency of the Year at the US Search Awards. Eric has been speaking about digital marketing for more than a decade. He keynotes many conferences every year, including Pubcon Las Vegas 2017 in a joint keynote with Gary Illyes, and State of Search. Eric is co-author of The Art of SEO, and also writes columns in sites such as Search Engine Land and Moz. Eric is the Founder and CEO of Stone Temple Consulting, a 70+ person digital marketing agency based in Massachusetts. Stone Temple is a leading provider of SEO consulting services, content marketing services, and social media services. Stone Temple's clients include some of the world's largest e-tail sites and brands. Show Notes Here is info on the research studies that Eric and I discussed. Top Content of 2017 Stone Temple recently published The Most Linked Content of 2017. This post is Eric's analysis of a dataset provided by BuzzSumo of the year's most-linked-to content-marketing content. Eric looked at 1,021 pieces of content, each of which had garnered more than 300 links and each of which had wide social media sharing. Eric discovered that, not surprisingly, news stories from big media outlets topped this list. But some of his findings suggest opportunities for non-huge brands. Studies, for example, came in second and "represent one of the major opportunities for driving content-marketing success for a business." Even a small company can conduct, for example, survey research and then report on it through their unique market lens to create a valuable, share-able study. No Correlation between Social Shares and In-Links Eric pointed out that his study aligns with similar findings in a Moz/BuzzSumo study that showed a lack of correlation between links to and shares of more than 1 million pieces of content. While it might seem logical to assume that highly shared content would earn more links, and vice versa, it turns out that that's rarely the case: "We know that certain types of content, such as cute baby or animal photos, can get tons of social shares, but they don’t get very many links. We also know that each marketplace behaves quite differently. The number of people that may share political news and commentary posts includes significant portions of the general population that don’t have the ability to implement links to content. In contrast, the relative proportions of 'sharers' and 'linkers' in other markets, such as science or technology, are probably quite different." Which Digital Personal Assistant Is Smartest We also talked about some original Stone Temple research on personal digital assistants like Google Home and Amazon Echo. Stone Temple asked each of the four major voice-activated devices (Home, Echo, Cortana, and Siri) the same 5,000 questions. They also did a Google search on each query to set a baseline. I have a no-spoiler policy, so I'll let you read the article to see which gadget came out on top. While this research is interesting in its own right, it's also a great of example of what Eric had said earlier about how studies are a great content type for grabbing attention. This study has been widely cited, including coverage in major media sources like Inc., Business Insider, and the Wall St. Journal. The Upshot Our conversations culminated with Eric observing that "we are all under-invest...

Another great podcast interview with Eric Enge by Christoph C. Cemper! Listen to it and find out what you need to know about paid search, organic search, the Google shopping scandal and much more. Also, don't miss Eric's final takeaway: How to get even better at promoting!

What makes videos rank on Google compared to YouTube? Google owns YouTube, so it would make sense if they used the same algorithm, right? But that's not the case. Savvy video marketers understand that the purpose of Google and YouTube is, first and foremost, to deliver revenue. Thus, each platform has different algorithms to maximize that objective. Then, you have to consider user intent (clue: people go to Google to find quick answers, but they're likely to spend more time on YouTube consuming content). So how do you create the right video strategy to maximize your goals on both platforms? I'm glad you asked :) Because my guest on this week's podcast is Eric Enge, CEO of Stone Temple Consulting AND 2016 Search Marketer of the Year. Eric recently did a study to evaluate which videos do better on Google compared to YouTube, and the results were shocking! So listen in to discover how to optimize your videos to dominate both search engines.

Every business needs to know what language their customers are using because that means you can relate better to them. When you relate to them in a way they understand, they will buy your products and services. And this is why SEO is so important, it makes your website easy for both users and the search engine “robots” to understand when you cater to what they’re looking for. The best way to speak the language of your potential customers is to do some research into what they’re “saying” when they go searching online, by looking at keywords. When you can narrow down the key search words that are most commonly being used, you are that much more likely to rank higher in Google search. And then you can take it even further and see what keywords your competitors are using and how those stack up against your own keywords. http://www.theagentsofchange.com/202

In this episode of SEO Happy Hour, we have the pleasure of having SEO rockstar Eric Enge of Stone Temple Consulting with us. Eric, Jason and me go through content, SEO case studies and prove the value of good content.  Eric drills down several SEO case studies and proves the ranking power of content and links working together for a cohesive and powerful digital strategy. How are you developing links and content for your business? What are social channels ad influencer relationships you using in your strategies? Watch now and learn how Eric and his team help their fortune 500 clients get results. Eric's Bio: Eric was named 2016 Search Marketer of the Year (Male) at the Landys (http://searchengineland.com/2016-landy-awards-winners-260063), and 2016 Search Personality of the Year at the US Search Awards (http://www.ussearchawards.com/2016-winners), and Stone Temple Consulting was also named Best Large SEO Agency of the Year at the US Search Awards. Eric has been speaking about digital marketing for more than a decade. He keynotes many conferences every year, including this year's Pubcon Las Vegas in a joint keynote with Gary Illyes. Eric is co-author of The Art of SEO (http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920032908.do), and also writes columns for sites such as Search Engine Land, and Moz. Eric is the Founder and CEO of Stone Temple Consulting (STC), a 70 person digital marketing agency based in Massachusetts, and STC offers content marketing, SEO, and social media services. STC's clients include some of the world's largest e-tail sites and brands. At We Do Web Content we develop SEO, Content and email strategies for developing leads and nurturing those leads.   Law firm SEO, Legal marketing, Content marketing,  https://www.wedowebcontent.com

Rand Fishkin (Wizard of Moz) And I Discuss One vs Multiple Domains; One vs Multiple Product Lines; How Mobile Is Driving Search; And What That Means For Your Content Strategy Share this Episode: Click to Tweet Links Mentioned: Click here to download the podcast shownotes www.Moz.com www.CallAshRoy.com www.ProductiveInsights.com/126 Related Episodes: 001. Neil Patel (Kissmetircs Founder) On How to Make Better Decisions Around Client Selection, Branding and Investing 003. Jon Morrow (Copyblogger) On How To Use Blogging To Build A Highly Successful Business 06. Chris Garrett (CopyBlogger) on How to Use Content Marketing to Win Online (including a Simple 5 Day Plan to Get Your Started in a Week!) 036. Onlne Presence, Key Trends in Content Marketing and What This Means For You - With Yaro Starak 038. Rand Fishkin – How To Create Great SEO-Friendly Content Plus Key Trends In Search 041. Mobilegeddon Is Here! Is Your Site Mobile Responsive? – with Eric Enge 071. Rohit Bhargava — Author of Likeonomics and Non-Obvious — On The Value of Content Curation 073. Darren Rowse — Problogger Founder — Shares His Secrets Around Prolific Content Creation, Podcasting, & Facebook Live (Part 1 of 2) 074. Darren Rowse (Problogger) Shares His Blogging Success Secrets (Part 2 of 2) 075. Joe Pulizzi — Founder of Content Marketing Institute — Does Your Content Fit Into Your Buyer’s Journey? 085. Is Your Website Mobile Responsive? James Reynolds and I discuss Mobilegeddon and What that Means for Your Google Rankins! 086. Ed Dale On Copywriting and Online Business Success Strategies (Part 1 of 3) 087. Ed Dale On Copywriting and Online Business Success Strategies (Part 2 of 3) 088. Ed Dale On Copywriting and Online Business Success Strategies (Part 3 of 3) 107. Sonia Simone CopyBlogger Co-Founder on How To Be A Prolific Content Marketer (Part 1 of 2) 108. Sonia Simone CopyBlogger Co-Founder on How To Be A Prolific Content Marketer (Part 2 of 2) Brian Clark On How To Humanise Your Content, Create Empathy Maps, and lots more! 111. The Secrets to Building a Powerful Personal Brand 116. Brian Clark On How To Humanise Your Content, Create Empathy Maps, and lots more! 123. Pamela Wilson on Educational Content and How it Helps in Building a Brand – Part 1 124. How to Create Content Consistently even if You don’t Feel You’re a Writer (The 4 Day Content Creation System) - Part 2 Key Points and Insights 4:24 - Back in the black 5:23 - SEO Moz and their investment strategy 6:30 - Some key learnings from building the Moz brand? 7:20 - The importance of focusing first on ONE product (before expanding) 7:49 - Marketing complexity 11:42 - How does a startup solve the problem of managing multiple products? 15:50 - Should you get a separate domain for each brand or are you better off focusing on the one domain with subdomains? 18:50 - SEO developments - the Mobilegeddon evolution 20:26 - Mobile friendly vs mobile responsive 21:27 - Should you have a separate mobile website 23:00 - The importance of considering mobile user experience when creating a content 25:15 - Google Featured Snippet 30:36 - Walking the fine line between creating intrigue and building quick engagement via a problem-solving approach What are the key learnings in growing a business? Having more than one product makes managing the business more complex. The more products you need to manage the more diluted the marketing efforts become. How does a startup business solve the problem of managing multiple products? Focus first on building one product. After having developed brand awareness around the one product, then look at building other 'product brands'  

In Episode #230, Eric and Neil discuss the 7 ways you can add link building to your daily routine. Take note of how you can incorporate simple strategies into your daily routine to build your links such as emailing people you've linked out to in the past or having a daily, SEO tracking system in place. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today's topic: 7 Ways You Can Add Link Building to Your Daily Routine 00:38 – First is to have a process in place 01:29 – Go to your old blog posts and email 10 people a day that you've linked out to 02:08 – Create link alerts for your competitor 02:17 – Use Ahrefs to get access and create link alerts 02:52 – It's become more targeted 02:59 – The more people who know about you and your company, the more links you get 03:05 – One simple way to get links is to have an interview or podcast 03:57 – Interview Valet can guarantee you a number of interviews a month 04:13 – Fifth is to see the links that tend to rank well 04:19 – Use Google Search Console 04:25 – Authority Labs can track your ranking 04:41 – Eric Enge of Stone Temple Consulting did a study on this 04:54 – Link building is about time 05:04 – Search for “broken link checker” 05:40 – Link roundup link building 05:45 – You have to create good content 06:28 – Subscribe, rate and review and get a chance to win a free copy of Authority Labs 06:39 – Text marketingschool to 33444 06:48 – That's it for today's episode! 3 Key Points: Having a process for everything can make life easier for you – including hiring. Make you and your company known in your niche – the bigger your reach, the more links you get. Link building is about time – the longer it is out there, the more links you will have. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

In Episode #230, Eric and Neil discuss the 7 ways you can add link building to your daily routine. Take note of how you can incorporate simple strategies into your daily routine to build your links such as emailing people you’ve linked out to in the past or having a daily, SEO tracking system in place. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today’s topic: 7 Ways You Can Add Link Building to Your Daily Routine 00:38 – First is to have a process in place 01:29 – Go to your old blog posts and email 10 people a day that you’ve linked out to 02:08 – Create link alerts for your competitor 02:17 – Use Ahrefs to get access and create link alerts 02:52 – It’s become more targeted 02:59 – The more people who know about you and your company, the more links you get 03:05 – One simple way to get links is to have an interview or podcast 03:57 – Interview Valet can guarantee you a number of interviews a month 04:13 – Fifth is to see the links that tend to rank well 04:19 – Use Google Search Console 04:25 – Authority Labs can track your ranking 04:41 – Eric Enge of Stone Temple Consulting did a study on this 04:54 – Link building is about time 05:04 – Search for “broken link checker” 05:40 – Link roundup link building 05:45 – You have to create good content 06:28 – Subscribe, rate and review and get a chance to win a free copy of Authority Labs 06:39 – Text marketingschool to 33444 06:48 – That’s it for today’s episode! 3 Key Points: Having a process for everything can make life easier for you – including hiring. Make you and your company known in your niche – the bigger your reach, the more links you get. Link building is about time – the longer it is out there, the more links you will have. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

Episode 188 of Digital Marketing Radio features 'Content Marketing Strategy', chapter 7 from 'Digital Marketing in 2017'. Get your copy of the book over at DigitalMarketingin2017.com. (function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if (d.getElementById(id)) return; js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id; js.src = "//connect.facebook.net/en_GB/sdk.js#xfbml=1&version=v2.3"; fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);}(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk')); Delivering business solely though paid marketing activities doesn’t take advantage of all the free traffic generation opportunities. Content marketing is a way to build you and your business’s status as a leading authority in your industry. It encourages people to interact with, and share your thought leadership. It also builds brand recognition. The more that people interact with the content you produce, the more likely that they’ll remember you and what you do when they’re considering making a purchase decision in the future. 39) Invest more in content than you currently are: satisfy Google – Eric Enge Someone completely sold on the necessity to invest more in content is Eric Enge, Founder and CEO of Stone Temple Consulting. Eric says: “My top tip is to invest in more content then you currently are. I think that this is a good tip for almost everybody. Read more in the book - get your copy of 'Digital Marketing in 2017' over at DigitalMarketingin2017.com.

Jim Hedger and Dave Davies dive into the world of AI and artificial intelligence talking about voice first search and machine learning with Eric Enge of Stone Temple Consulting. Plus, we get a update on the issue of net neutrality with Ernesto Falcon, Legislative Counsel at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

Jim Hedger and Dave Davies dive into the world of AI and artificial intelligence talking about voice first search and machine learning with Eric Enge of Stone Temple Consulting. Plus, we get a update on the issue of net neutrality with Ernesto Falcon, Legislative Counsel at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

How is machine learning is revolutionizing search and why is this important? When you're looking for information, stats, quotes and answers to your everyday questions and even for the content you're producing, you are relying on search engines to deliver quality results. To ensure that your search and SEO tactics are providing you with the best answers, Eric Enge shares his knowledge of navigating search.

In Episode #103 Eric and Neil talks about how many links your website really needs. Listen to learn whether links need quantity or quality, and to know how you can outsmart your competitor with authority links. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:28 – Today's topic: How Many Links Does Your Website Need? 00:38 – Look at your big competitors 00:50 – Use Ahrefs to see how much traffic or how many links they have 01:16 – Look at the quality of links 01:40 – Outperform your competitors by having authority links 01:49 – Get high authority links by producing awesome content emailing journalists, editors, and writers 02:27 – Use Brian Dean's Skyscraper Technique 02:38 – Use Buzzsumo and find people who link similar articles 02:59 – Use Ahrefs for breakdown of domain authority 03:08 – Moz's study on links 04:20 – Eric Enge's post that links don't matter in 2016 05:09 – Don't focus on competitive key terms 05:25 – Go to Quora and use questions to get idea for content 05:48 – That's it for today's episode! 3 Key Points: Quantity of links is most important but don't lose sight of quality. Produce high “authority links” to outsmart your competitors. Links can be helpful to your site's traffic, but great content is always going to be more valuable. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

In Episode #103 Eric and Neil talks about how many links your website really needs. Listen to learn whether links need quantity or quality, and to know how you can outsmart your competitor with authority links. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:28 – Today’s topic: How Many Links Does Your Website Need? 00:38 – Look at your big competitors 00:50 – Use Ahrefs to see how much traffic or how many links they have 01:16 – Look at the quality of links 01:40 – Outperform your competitors by having authority links 01:49 – Get high authority links by producing awesome content emailing journalists, editors, and writers 02:27 – Use Brian Dean’s Skyscraper Technique 02:38 – Use Buzzsumo and find people who link similar articles 02:59 – Use Ahrefs for breakdown of domain authority 03:08 – Moz’s study on links 04:20 – Eric Enge’s post that links don’t matter in 2016 05:09 – Don’t focus on competitive key terms 05:25 – Go to Quora and use questions to get idea for content 05:48 – That’s it for today’s episode! 3 Key Points: Quantity of links is most important but don’t lose sight of quality. Produce high “authority links” to outsmart your competitors. Links can be helpful to your site’s traffic, but great content is always going to be more valuable. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

Eric Enge, CEO and Founder of Stone Temple Consulting, discusses machine learning and its impact on SEOThe post Machine Learning & Its Impact on SEO: An Interview With Eric Enge appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

The Industry’s Favorite SEO Podcast #EDGETALK : Eric Enge – CEO at Stone Temple Consulting We are locked in and pursuing leaders in the SEO community, and it just so happens that we have one today. Eric Enge, co-author of the book “The Art of SEO”, a fantastic guide to […] The post appeared first on .

Eric Enge, Founder and CEO of Stone Temple Consulting, joins the Content Pros Podcast to discuss all things SEO: debunking common myths, how to create great SEO without a blog, and the inside scoop on how it all works.  In This Episode: How important is modern day SEO? Debunking common SEO myths Revisiting the quality vs quantity debate from an SEO perspective How strategic linking has evolved and what you need to do about it Why social media shares can be misleading Why you should stop trying to produce good content Why you don't necessarily need to write a blog to have great SEO How storytelling affects your SEO Resources: Stone Temple Consulting Stone Temple 'Here's Why' Video Series Chartbeat Engagement Studies Moz and Buzzsumo Joint Content Sharing Study Best Made, American Axe Instagram Visit ContentProsPodcast.com for more insights from your favorite content marketers.

Artificial Intelligence: Why Digital Marketing Will Never be the Same as Jim Hedger and Dave Davies speak with the author of a blog post on the subject, Eric Enge of Stone Temple Consulting.The article describes "see some changes in the Internet, in the Internet of things, and you know everything from connected refrigerators, to, you know, connected temperature systems, connected radios, you know all this kind of stuff. So, that can shift digital marketing as well.".Plus Moz CEO Rand Fishkin explains in the post "theways do you see Google possibly using artificial intelligence in the years to come?" 

Artificial Intelligence: Why Digital Marketing Will Never be the Same as Jim Hedger and Dave Davies speak with the author of a blog post on the subject, Eric Enge of Stone Temple Consulting.The article describes "see some changes in the Internet, in the Internet of things, and you know everything from connected refrigerators, to, you know, connected temperature systems, connected radios, you know all this kind of stuff. So, that can shift digital marketing as well.".Plus Moz CEO Rand Fishkin explains in the post "theways do you see Google possibly using artificial intelligence in the years to come?" 

Copywriting with Demian Farnworth — Chief Content Writer at Copyblogger Media Demian Farnworth is an excellent copywriter, and I'm personally a huge fan. He's a chief copywriter of Copyblogger Media where he writes clear, concise and compelling web copy that demands attention, creates desire and compels action. He's also got an excellent podcast called Rough Draft which I recommend you check out. He's the founder of thecopybot.com. Over the last ten years, he's been a content contributor on Copyblogger, Raven Tools, Crazy Egg and Men with Pens. He's the managing editor for a magazine of four hundred and sixty thousand subscribers and is an award-winning blogger for a real estate marketing company. He's learned that ROI is everything as a master of frequent and rigorous testing. Share This Episode Click to tweet Resources Mentioned Click here to download the podcast shownotes http://thecopybot.com/ http://www.ProductiveInsights.com/hire http://rainmaker.fm/series/draft/ Books Mentioned Scientific Advertising How to Write a Good Advertisement: A Short Course in Copywriting Breakthrough Advertising Tested Advertising Methods (5th Edition) (Prentice Hall Business Classics) Reality in Advertising Confessions of an Advertising Man Kick-Ass Copywriting Secrets of a Marketing Rebel Related / Mentioned Podcast Episodes: Episode 001 : Neil Patel (Kissmetrics) On Branding, Investing And Lots More Episode 003: Jon Morrow (Copyblogger) on How to Use Blogging For Business Success Episode 006: Chris Garrett (Copyblogger) on Content Marketing For Business Success  Episode 009: "Blind Man Driving" with Kevin Rogers on Copywriting Episode 035: How To Use High Leverage Activities To Get Through Your Todo List Episode 038– Rand Fishkin on How To Create SEO Friendly Content Episode 044 – Hiten Shah on SAAS and How To Evaluate if The SAAS Model Is For You Key Points (Timestamps) 2:57 –Demian shares his story as a poet and how it led to copywriting. 4:39 – Why is web copy and copywriting so important for business success? 5:40 – Writing is involved in all sorts of content including podcasting, scripts for videos, etc. 5:59 – The two challenges that all content faces online 6:44 – Discussion around the previous podcast interview with Rand Fishkin on how content and SEO are linked 7:15 – Demian on how he writes engaging openings in blog posts 8:17 – Demian shares an example of an opening he created and how he created it. 9:12 – What tools does Demian use to capture openings and ideas when they strike? 10:09 – The "imagine this" opening that Brian Clarke used to really grab the reader's interest 10:31 – The key elements to great web copy 11:34 – The importance of sub-headlines, transitions and fluidity 12:37 – What do you want the reader to feel or accomplish after reading your content? 13:39 – Discussion around the interview with Eric Enge on the art of creating SEO-friendly content 15:10 – James Altucher is a great example of a writer who really has found confidence in his style of writing. 16:20 – You have to be comfortable in not pleasing other people. 16:49 – The Pareto principle or the 80/20 rule 17:47 – The importance of writing things you're passionate about (Readers feel your enthusiasm.) 18:20 –  "Blind Man Driving" as an illustration of passion for copywriting and how it helps you notice it in day to day life 19:03 – What skills and competencies to look for when hiring a copywriter 23:16 – Why copywriters need to have an understanding of good web design 24:24 – What actions can a listener take to get started with finding good copywriters and/or getting good copywriters. 24:53 – Copyblogger Media has a certified accreditation for copywriters. 25:33 — Jon Morrow's site 'boostblogtraffic.com'

Eric Enge runs a digital marketing agency, Stone Temple. He shares tips on how to make SEO easier and how to understand Google analytics. ThinkLikeAJournalist.com See the show notes.

Mobilegeddon Is Here! Is Your Site Mobile Responsive? - with Eric Enge Eric Enge is an expert in SEO and content marketing. He's the CEO of Stone Temple Consulting and has worked in the industry for more than 30 years. He's been an entrepreneur for most of his career; The Stone Temple interview series - which was highly acclaimed for its interviews with top search engine employees such as Google's Matt Cutts and other industry luminaries. He's also co-authored a book, The Art of SEO which he wrote with Rand Fishkin whom I interviewed in an earlier episode in this podcast. He is well-known for writing in many places such as Forbes, Copy Blogger, and Search Engine Land and as a result, was named the 24th most influential person on the topic of content marketing. Share This Podcast: Click to tweet Resources Mentioned: Click here to download the podcast shownotes https://www.stonetemple.com/ https://www.stonetemple.com/blog/ https://www.stonetemple.com/googles-gary-illyes-discusses-mobile-as-a-ranking-factor/ https://www.google.com.au/webmasters/tools/mobile-friendly/ Related Podcast Episodes: Chris Garrett (Copyblogger) on Content Marketing Content Marketing Tutorial (Youtube video also available) SEO and how to integrate it with Content - David Jenyns Dan Norris new book Content Machine Rand Fishkin on Content and key trends in search today Books Mentioned: The Art of SEO (Theory in Practice) Atlas Shrugged Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die Key points (with timestamps) 4:01 - Eric’s take on how SEO has evolved over the years 6:54 - Mobilegeddon (April 2015 google alogrithm) update and why you need to understand its implications 7:28 - Growth in mobile traffic isn't at the expense of desktop traffic. It's in addition to desktop traffic! 12:01 - Two studies that talk about the scope of Mobilegeddon 13:28 - How a drop of a couple of positions in google rankings can affect your traffic by up to 50% 15:39 - Five (5) years from now, we're going to see completely different search experiences on mobile. 18:05 - Eric's study on Mobilegeddon update showed that 50% of sites dropped in rankings following the update. 18:36 - The impact of Mobilegeddon hasn't been fully experienced yet. 22:25 - Why the user's search experience is so important to google 25:38 - Actions listeners can take to improve their content's performance in search engines 28:27 - The days of black hat SEO are over. 32:45 - How to quickly tell if a website is mobile responsive - Google's mobile-friendly tool 35:47 - The key indicators that your site is mobile responsive 37:59 - Books that have had great impact on Eric 41:21 - How to find out more about Eric If you enjoyed this podcast then please share it with your friends - your referral is the ultimate compliment!

Mobilegeddon Is Here! Is Your Site Mobile Responsive? - with Eric Enge Share This Podcast: Click to tweet Share on Facebook Resources Mentioned: * https://www.stonetemple.com/ * https://www.stonetemple.com/blog/ * https://www.stonetemple.com/googles-gary-illyes-discusses-mobile-as-a-ranking-factor/ * https://www.google.com.au/webmasters/tools/mobile-friendly/ Related Podcast Episdoes: * Chris Garrett (Copyblogger) on Content Marketing * Content Marketing Tutorial (Youtube video also available) * SEO and how to integrate it with Content - David Jenyns * Dan Norris new book Content Machine * Rand Fishkin on Content and key trends in search today Books Mentioned: * The Art of SEO (Theory in Practice) * Atlas Shrugged * Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die Key points (with timestamps) * 2:57 - Eric’s take on how SEO has evolved over the years * 5:43 - Mobilegeddon (April 2015 google alogrithm) update and why you need to understand it's implications * 6:09 - Growth in mobile traffic isn't at the expense of desktop traffic. It's in addition to desktop traffic! * 10:51 - Two studies that talk about the scope of mobilegeddon * 12:00 - How a drop of a couple of positions in google rankings can affect your traffic by upto 50% * 14:29 - 5 years from now we're going to see completely different search experiences on mobile * 16:51 - Eric's study on the mobilgeddon update showed that 50% of sites dropped in rankings following the update * 17:22 - The impact of the mobilegeddon hasn't been fully experienced yet * 21:04 - Why the user's search experience is so important to google * 24:27 - Actions a listener can take to improve their content's performance in search engines * 27:18 - The days of black hat SEO are over * 31:22 - How to quickly tell if a website is mobile responsive - Google's mobile friendly tool * 34:36 - The key indicators that your site is mobile responsive * 36:51 - Books that have had a great impact on Eric * 40:11 - How to find out more about Eric If you enjoyed this podcast then please share it with your friends - your referral is the ultimate compliment!

The co-author of The Art of SEO (and one of the leading SEO and content marketing experts in the world) drops by today to share his LinkedIn insights. Over the years I have become a huge fan of Eric Enge and the team at Stone Temple Consulting. They are smart, easy going and always willing... Listen to episode

Tim Ash, Eric Enge, Adam Reimer, Bill Leake, and Krista Neher reveal their tips and tactics on how you can use LinkedIn to grow your business. Have you ever wondered how online marketing experts actually use LinkedIn? Me too. So, I asked them. Lucky for you, I brought my recorder. Listen in as Mica and... Listen to episode

I wanted to bring to you this month a special interview-only episode which is a bit different.  My guest on this show is Mr. Eric Enge, who was an executive at Phoenix Technologies, most well-known as the company that clean-roomed an IBM PC compatible ROM BIOS and helped spark an era of IBM PC clones.  This is a piece of computer history that may not be particularly well-known, but was an important milestone nonetheless.  Enjoy.   Links: Phoenix Technologies - http://www.phoenix.com/ Phoenix Technologies at wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenix_Technologies Stone Temple Consulting (Eric’s site) - https://www.stonetemple.com/about-eric-enge/ Eric at LinkedIN - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericenge  

Live from Seattle, WA, the site of MozCon 2014, +Mark Traphagen, +Eric Enge & +Todd Hartley discuss the latest digital marketing news and information.  The HOA will start @ 2pm PDT / 5pm EDT.  #mozcon

Ross and John broadcast on location from SMX Advanced 2014 in Seattle , and they speak with the President of Stone Temple Consulting, Eric Enge and the CEO of Mobile Moxie, Cindy Krum.Related articles across the webMatt Cutts Announces Updates Coming to Google Penguin and Panda Algorithms and more from SMX West 2013Matt Cutts On What SEOs Can Expect From Google Coming UpJavascript and PageRank SculptingSEO 101 Q and ALive Blog: Matt Cutts Keynote Q&A At SMX Advanced 2014

Ross and John broadcast on location from SMX Advanced 2014 in Seattle , and they speak with the President of Stone Temple Consulting, Eric Enge and the CEO of Mobile Moxie, Cindy Krum.Related articles across the webMatt Cutts Announces Updates Coming to Google Penguin and Panda Algorithms and more from SMX West 2013Matt Cutts On What SEOs Can Expect From Google Coming UpJavascript and PageRank SculptingSEO 101 Q and ALive Blog: Matt Cutts Keynote Q&A At SMX Advanced 2014

Ross and John broadcast on location from SMX Advanced 2014 in Seattle , and they speak with the President of Stone Temple Consulting, Eric Enge and the CEO of Mobile Moxie, Cindy Krum.Related articles across the webMatt Cutts Announces Updates Coming to Google Penguin and Panda Algorithms and more from SMX West 2013Matt Cutts On What SEOs Can Expect From Google Coming UpJavascript and PageRank SculptingSEO 101 Q and ALive Blog: Matt Cutts Keynote Q&A At SMX Advanced 2014

  Eric Enge requires no sales force. His successful digital consultancy Stone Temple Consulting gets 100% of its customers from inbound marketing. No cold calling, no hard sales just a steady stream of prospects picking up the phone and asking “how do we get started?” How does Eric create such a predictable flow of sales […]

World Renowned SEO Expert, Eric Enge, the author of the Art of SEO, and Stone Temple Consulting, speaks about the upcoming Penguin updates in Google with Search Engine Watch contributor Samuel P.N. Cook

Ross and John analyze a recent Stone Temple.com interview between Eric Enge and Google Engineer Matt Cutts about What Makes a Quality Site. They also answer listener questions on SERP experience and SEO keyword ranking perspective.

Ross and John analyze a recent Stone Temple.com interview between Eric Enge and Google Engineer Matt Cutts about What Makes a Quality Site. They also answer listener questions on SERP experience and SEO keyword ranking perspective.

Ross and John analyze a recent Stone Temple.com interview between Eric Enge and Google Engineer Matt Cutts about What Makes a Quality Site. They also answer listener questions on SERP experience and SEO keyword ranking perspective.

Mikkel and Andy discuss a recent article by Eric Enge published in Search Engine Land on Google Hummingbird Features; Enabling Use of Social Signals where Eric argues that Google now has the infrastructure to better process social signals (among other things).

Ross and John continue their analysis of the recent interview between Eric Enge and Google Senior Engineer Matt Cutts, plus they discuss the need for page speed due the changes in the ranking factors in the Google Algorithm, plus they look ahead to the eminent Google Caffeine Update.

Ross and John continue their analysis of the recent interview between Eric Enge and Google Senior Engineer Matt Cutts, plus they discuss the need for page speed due the changes in the ranking factors in the Google Algorithm, plus they look ahead to the eminent Google Caffeine Update.

Ross and John continue their analysis of the recent interview between Eric Enge and Google Senior Engineer Matt Cutts, plus they discuss the need for page speed due the changes in the ranking factors in the Google Algorithm, plus they look ahead to the eminent Google Caffeine Update.

Ross and John look over the recent Eric Enge interview where Google Senior Engineer Matt Cutts was asked about regarding PageRank, crawling, and indexing. Ross and John focus on Session Ids, Affiliate Links, Faceted Navigation and PR.

Ross and John look over the recent Eric Enge interview where Google Senior Engineer Matt Cutts was asked about regarding PageRank, crawling, and indexing. Ross and John focus on Session Ids, Affiliate Links, Faceted Navigation and PR.

Ross and John look over the recent Eric Enge interview where Google Senior Engineer Matt Cutts was asked about regarding PageRank, crawling, and indexing. Ross and John focus on Session Ids, Affiliate Links, Faceted Navigation and PR.

Legislation to combat internet piracy, including internet bans for persistent illegal file-sharers, has cleared the Lords and now goes to the Commons where it will be rushed through before the general election. Dave and Mikkel discuss how this affects internet use in the UK. They also go over the interview Eric Enge had with Matt Cutts, that had Cutts talk about crawl budgets, PDFs, 301/302 redirects, site architecture, JavaScript, and affiliate links.

Legislation to combat internet piracy, including internet bans for persistent illegal file-sharers, has cleared the Lords and now goes to the Commons where it will be rushed through before the general election. Dave and Mikkel discuss how this affects internet use in the UK. They also go over the interview Eric Enge had with Matt Cutts, that had Cutts talk about crawl budgets, PDFs, 301/302 redirects, site architecture, JavaScript, and affiliate links.