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Weakening the poor; Food lines; Feeding 5000; John's stories; Feast of booths; Gifting to Levites; Sharing network; Charity vs "civil" offerings; John 7:1; "Jewery"; Instructions of the Gospel; Organizing to provide for one another; Commerce; Capitalism; Seeking to kill Jesus; "world"; Jesus' brethren; Milk and Meat; Leaven; Thinking like Christ; Causing people to stray from Christ's way; Covetous practices; Tough love; Stone Temple?; Knowing God's will; Elements of the kingdom; Righteous judgment; Graven images; Bondage of Egypt; Socialism; John 7:26; Talking in the Temple; Not knowing Christ, Moses or God; Being a doer of the word; God's constitution; Gentiles; The "flow" of life and love; Hearing Christ's message; Forgiveness; Usurping God?; Having eyes to see; Nicodemus (mentioned only in John) = without blood; Jurisdiction of Judea; "dekapolis"; Deacons and their role; Elder-driven kingdom; Contextualizing John 7; Picking on Galilee?; Country folk; Degradation of cities; Relying on neighbors; Learning Kingdom basics; Taking back responsibility; Power of Holy Spirit; Imaginary Christians; Living by faith, hope and charity; Seeing your own part in your situation; Pure republic of God; Recognizing strong delusion; A new Exodus?; Repentance; Connecting to Holy Spirit; Faith in God's control; Sabbath; Gather in His name and righteousness.
Mat deciphers a means to teleport within the yuan-ti temple and sends Mairi and the newly released prisoners ahead to find a way out. However, our hero can't leave without the puzzle cube or the entire trip to the Fane will have been in vane. This episode was inspired in part by Tomb of Annihilation1PDnD is unofficial Fan Content permitted under the Fan Content Policy. Not approved/endorsed by Wizards. Portions of the materials used are property of Wizards of the Coast. ©Wizards of the Coast LLC
Présentée par Starchild. "Hello à tous ! Ce soir, Freeway fête son 50ème numéro. Pour cette occasion spéciale, je vous donne rendez-vous dès 20 heures la suite des aventures de Gwendal et Pierre en Nouvelle Zélande. Ce sixième épisode de la 5ème saison « Hémisphères », porte le nom de « Counterparts » Comme toujours, une histoire que je vous conte à l'antenne, illustrée sonorement par une playlist de 16 titres pour le moins éclectique, où alternent hard rock, Rock FM, rock, et ballades avec entre autres pour cette édition du 6 février : … ZZ Top, Skunk Anansie, Fu Manchu, Kiss, Alice In Chains, Stone Temple et Guns'N'Roses."
Hey everyone, on our Patreon we have a level where we commission artists to draw our batshit crazy creations! One of our upcoming artists is launching her own comic publishing company for horror comics or anything weird! Please help support her by heading over to Machina Corpse Unearthed Kickstarter! Welcome to Botched: A D&D Podcast! Holy Kvurty! Well, that's certainly one way to check for traps. Now that he is riddled with holes, this Vlad guy seems to be acting really weird. Is he…going to start sucking Kvurt's holes? These guys are the weirdest saviors of the world, probably ever. On top of that, they still need to get through the rest of this puzzle dungeon to find Medusa. Al Opeesha really doesn't like these guys, and they don't seem to pity him either. Assuming they make it through these traps, they need to come up with an effective way to fight a monster you can't look at, but can kick the crap out of them regardless. Will Kvurt make it with all these wounds? What are they going to do about these boogums? Will Al ever find true love? What is a fuckation? Tune in and find out! Join in on the banter as these dickheads whose understanding of the rules is questionable, and their moral compasses are even more so, stumble through dungeons, traps, monsters, and social intricacies as they attempt to complete a quest for wholly selfish reasons. If you are a veteran dragon slayer from the long long ago of the 1970's or a newbie who is interested in hearing what this devil worshipping game is all about, Botched: A D&D Podcast is the DnD Podcast for you. As mentioned, we are playing 5th edition rules, so if you've never played this version of the game before, listening to us will give you an idea of how it may be different from previous versions of the game. 5th edition is a great rule set to start playing the game with. Find out if there's a local game near where you live at comic book or game stores. Hell, buy some books, buy some dice, get some food and drinks and invite your friends over to play with you for completely different experience! A special shout out and thank you to all of our supporters over on Patreon. You help us continue to churn out “quality” episodes. With your continued support we can upgrade our dining room, I mean studio, with better quality microphones, sound proofing and merchandise. Help us achieve our goals and reap the benefits as we will begin producing novellas of the seasons, behind the scenes features and live shows! Check out our store over at Botched Podcast where you can find tshirts, stickers, prints and more! Thank you to those who have taken the time to give us a 5 star review over on Itunes! It helps the show grow, and we greatly appreciate it! A big big thank you to the following: Zlw365 Elliebells 1543 Nigel Molassesfinger Castle McFall Joshua Archiquette Pokemon In D&D Fearravine Kory Sarracini Chuggzernaut Pmbear SiroVai123 Aatamos UltDave BlackGary BigJim Badbreatth Skuuf Noverton Riku210 Ninjagod99 HiyaitsSandi Admaletz Acinda FlipFlapAgronomacus Selfcleaningmutant Falcon Phire Captain Hygiene Johndonmoyer Littlefam90 Iluvpasta47
The finer points of our nephew's favorite subject matter!
Stone Temple Pilot's Robert DeLeo sits down with Kyle Meredith to take us through the 25th anniversary of Tiny Music…Songs From the Vatican Gift Shop. The bassist and lead songwriter recalls the environment that led the band to exploring new sounds, including bossa nova, jazz, and glam, and the musical conversation that happens between him and brother Dean. DeLeo also remembers the MTV Spring Break show that is included in the deluxe edition of the album package and how he got food poisoning after the show. We also hear about the late Scott Weiland's talent as a singer, poet, and the direction he was coming from on this set, and how the band have continued their sonic exploration on last year's acoustic Perdida LP, and his thoughts on the band's upcoming Aug 9th show at Sturgis. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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
Jacob and Aaron tackle the readings for the Fourth Sunday of Advent, which are 2 Samuel 7:1-11, 16, Romans 16:25-27, and Luke 1:26-38.
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We had Blake Butler back in the studio again but you get to see him on video this time. Pretty much the show was all over the place today. Blackman talked about Shawshank Redemption and Vice, plus how much of those movies he was able to watch with his brother in town. Cat in the Hat is a funny movie that makes you dumb. Everyone sing Stone Temple Pilots and do a pretty bad job at it. Oh Matt Chapman was on the show and didn't talk over anyone this time. Links: Trailer for Deathless Erick Feiling IG Zack Stack IG Erick Feiling Live Stream Comedian Erick Feiling Music: September Only We Know
Season 3 Episode 5 of The Story of Rock and Roll Radio Show took place at 7 pm on 17 Sept 2020. Finally, the microphone quality is right and we are very close with the volume levels now. The show kicked off with a track called ‘Hit The Ground Running' off an EP by an Aussie band I saw in a pub in Perth around March 2010. It was such a great little band and even though they are long ago broken up, it's a real little gem and deserves airtime. Next up we had Fastway, with ‘All Fired Up' and then we got into the better-known bands, Motörhead, White Zombie, Black Sabbath, The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, stuff like that. New releases included the brand new Marilyn Manson with the title track of his album We Are Chaos and another track from Seether's latest album Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum called ‘Pride Before The Fall'. We had Punk with the Damned and Stiff Little Fingers, we had some Pixies and we nailed the metal with Children of Bodom and vintage Metallica and Megadeth. The grunge was ably handled by Alice in Chains and the Stone Temple pilots and Johnathan Martin and The Univited took care of South Africa. We were a bit light on the local stuff this week so expect a double dose next week. There was a little moment of self-indulgence where I said goodbye to little Libby a dearly loved family Italian Greyhound who left this earth on Monday. Asking Alexandria said the words in ‘Dedication' and Zakk Wylde played a moving solo in ‘The King'. All in all one of the best episodes in a long time I believe, see for yourself. Artists featured: Seether, Metallica, Tom Petty, Pixies, Fastrack, Five Finger Death Punch, Stiff Little Fingers, Zakk Wylde, The Uninvited, Marilyn Manson, Alice in Chains, Blackberry Smoke, Van Den Berg, Motörhead, U.D.O. Children of Bodom, Bruce Springsteen, Johnathan Martin, Sammy Hagar, Fastway, Megadeth, Krokus, Whitesnake, Foghat, Warrior Soul, The Rolling Stones, White Zombie, Sixx A.M., ACDC, Iron Maiden, Rose Tattoo, Slash's Snakepit, Stone Temple Pilots, Black Sabbath, Scorpions, Asking Alexandria, The Beatles & the Damned.
The Party has entered the Stone Temple of the Orc God-King. Here they are confronted with a familiar Green Skinned Orc and prepare for an epic showdown. However they quickly get the feeling that something is amiss. Will they live long enough to discover the answer or is the Green Skin too powerful.
Jacob and Aaron take a look at the readings for the Seventh Sunday after Pentecost, which are Genesis 28:10-19a, Romans 8:12-25, and Matthew 13:24-30,36-43.
TUESDAYSBombshell Radio Alternate Universe 5pm-6pm EST bombshellradio.comAlternate Universe Today's Bombshell (Bombshell Radio)#AlternateUniverse, #indierock, #BombshellRadio, #alternative, #rock, #Classics, #Radioshow, #NewMusicRepeats Wednesday's 1am ESTStill haven’t found what I’m looking for - U2Texas Sun - Khruangbin and Leon BridgesSunflower - vampire weekendGraveyard - HalseyI’m the only one - Melissa EtheridgeRoad to Nowhere - Talking headsDance of the Clairvoyants - Pearl JamSweet thing- Mary J Blige The apologue - crossesmoral to the story - Ashhoneybee - the head and the heartmandolin rain - Bruce Hornsby and the rangeEverlong acoustic - Foo FightersHey mama - Nathaniel Rateliff and the night sweatsShine a light - the black keysStill remains - Stone Temple pilots
Jesus flips over the tables in the Temple- but what happens now that the Temple is in your heart?
BJ is joined by Bakko and Loose Cannon from Cobras & Fire for a discussion about Stone Temple Pilots and the evolution of Scott Weiland from a grunge mimic to a glam junkie, then each contributes five song choices to the ultimate Weiland playlist.
The guys are joined by Will Carpenter from Ships Have Sailed to discuss the sophomore record from STP "Purple." Plenty of discussion about who's your ride or die, comfy t-shirts, Kickstarters and how music isn't dead, KROQ Locals Only, what will come up in Spotify recommendations, Scott Weiland, the DeLeo brothers, vasoline, Richard Peterson and more. Which songs are about heroin? Catch Ships Have Sailed at shipshavesailed.com Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, and we're now on Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords
Hey everyone, on our Patreon we have a level where we commission artists to draw our batshit crazy creations! One of our upcoming artists is launching her own comic publishing company for horror comics or anything weird! Please help support her by heading over to Machina Corpse Unearthed Kickstarter! Welcome to Botched: A D&D Podcast! Holy Kvurty! Well, that’s certainly one way to check for traps. Now that he is riddled with holes, this Vlad guy seems to be acting really weird. Is he…going to start sucking Kvurt’s holes? These guys are the weirdest saviors of the world, probably ever. On top of that, they still need to get through the rest of this puzzle dungeon to find Medusa. Al Opeesha really doesn’t like these guys, and they don’t seem to pity him either. Assuming they make it through these traps, they need to come up with an effective way to fight a monster you can’t look at, but can kick the crap out of them regardless. Will Kvurt make it with all these wounds? What are they going to do about these boogums? Will Al ever find true love? What is a fuckation? Tune in and find out! Join in on the banter as these dickheads whose understanding of the rules is questionable, and their moral compasses are even more so, stumble through dungeons, traps, monsters, and social intricacies as they attempt to complete a quest for wholly selfish reasons. If you are a veteran dragon slayer from the long long ago of the 1970’s or a newbie who is interested in hearing what this devil worshipping game is all about, Botched: A D&D Podcast is the DnD Podcast for you. As mentioned, we are playing 5th edition rules, so if you’ve never played this version of the game before, listening to us will give you an idea of how it may be different from previous versions of the game. 5th edition is a great rule set to start playing the game with. Find out if there’s a local game near where you live at comic book or game stores. Hell, buy some books, buy some dice, get some food and drinks and invite your friends over to play with you for completely different experience! A special shout out and thank you to all of our supporters over on Patreon. You help us continue to churn out “quality” episodes. With your continued support we can upgrade our dining room, I mean studio, with better quality microphones, sound proofing and merchandise. Help us achieve our goals and reap the benefits as we will begin producing novellas of the seasons, behind the scenes features and live shows! Check out our store over at Botched Podcast where you can find tshirts, stickers, prints and more! Thank you to those who have taken the time to give us a 5 star review over on Itunes! It helps the show grow, and we greatly appreciate it! A big big thank you to the following: Zlw365 Elliebells 1543 Nigel Molassesfinger Castle McFall Joshua Archiquette Pokemon In D&D Fearravine Kory Sarracini Chuggzernaut Pmbear SiroVai123 Aatamos UltDave BlackGary BigJim Badbreatth Skuuf Noverton Riku210 Ninjagod99 HiyaitsSandi Admaletz Acinda FlipFlapAgronomacus Selfcleaningmutant Falcon Phire Captain Hygiene Johndonmoyer Littlefam90 Iluvpasta47 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/botchedpodcast/support
Andy, Evan and Chris realize this band isn't Pearl Jam.
Travel writer Debbie Stone shares her Temple Hopping Adventures in Bagan, Myanmar with Journeys Within, A Wild Frontiers Company. Bagan is the sacred mecca of Myanmar and is home to the largest collection of Buddhist structures in the world, more than 2,200 in number. See her travel story here: https://blendradioandtv.com/listing/temple-hopping-in-mystical-bagan/Featured music is “Mantra” by www.WallyLawder.com
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/.
The party prepares to leave the Stone Temple of Ivorsmouth, and discover new information about Selina's companion...and House Moira.
The Prism journeys into the the Stone Temple of Ivorsmouth, face a formidable foe, and meet some strange folk.
The prophets Haggai & Zechariah encourage the Israelites as they work to complete their stone and timber Temple (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
The prophets Haggai & Zechariah encourage the Israelites as they work to complete their stone and timber Temple (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
The prophets Haggai & Zechariah encourage the Israelites as they work to complete their stone and timber Temple (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
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/.
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In episode #778, Eric and Neil discuss what you should do with your keywords that rank in the middle, but not the top of the first search page. Tune in to hear how you can improve your rankings. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:27] Today’s Topic: What Should You Do With Your Keywords That Rank on The Middle of Page 1 [00:44] Adjust the title or meta-description. [00:55] Clickflow is a tool that will help you adjust the title and meta-description. [01:20] Go look at the content that ranks above you. [01:33] See what they are doing that you are not. [02:25] Stone Temple did a case study on keywords, how they rank, and if they matter. [02:54] When it comes to Google, user experience and link-building matters. [03:25] Everyone thinks the best way to rank for keywords is to get the sites that link to your competitors, to link to you. [03:34] The best link is the from the exact page that ranks for the term for which you would like to rank. [04:44] If you have something that already ranks well, chances are that that page ranks for a bunch of other keywords, as well. Use clickflow and find which keywords are getting impressions. If you don’t have those actual keywords on the page: add them! [05:32] That’s all for today! [05:35] Go here to see how many downloads the show is getting. Also rate and review to help Eric and Neil meet their goal of 1 Million downloads per month. They will throw a live event once they reach their goal. 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
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In episode #778, Eric and Neil discuss what you should do with your keywords that rank in the middle, but not the top of the first search page. Tune in to hear how you can improve your rankings. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:27] Today's Topic: What Should You Do With Your Keywords That Rank on The Middle of Page 1 [00:44] Adjust the title or meta-description. [00:55] Clickflow is a tool that will help you adjust the title and meta-description. [01:20] Go look at the content that ranks above you. [01:33] See what they are doing that you are not. [02:25] Stone Temple did a case study on keywords, how they rank, and if they matter. [02:54] When it comes to Google, user experience and link-building matters. [03:25] Everyone thinks the best way to rank for keywords is to get the sites that link to your competitors, to link to you. [03:34] The best link is the from the exact page that ranks for the term for which you would like to rank. [04:44] If you have something that already ranks well, chances are that that page ranks for a bunch of other keywords, as well. Use clickflow and find which keywords are getting impressions. If you don't have those actual keywords on the page: add them! [05:32] That's all for today! [05:35] Go here to see how many downloads the show is getting. Also rate and review to help Eric and Neil meet their goal of 1 Million downloads per month. They will throw a live event once they reach their goal. 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
Steve Stewart was manager of the band Stone Temple Pilots. He guided them from being an unknown funk band to a multi-platinum powerhouse whose sound is synonymous with 90's grunge. With Steve by STP's side, they sold over 25 million records, for nearly half a billion dollars in sales. But then the Internet happened. The record industry wasn't selling many CD's or records anymore. Fans were becoming a bigger part of helping music spread, and free music was key to the new success equation. Steve had to stand by helplessly as big music industry players shot themselves in the foot, and tightened their budgets in the process. But now, Steve is trying to fill in the gap that free music created. Now, imagine that Justin Bieber paid you. With Steve's new company, that could become true. Steve is now CEO of Vezt. With Vezt, music fans like you can buy a share of the future earnings of a song. So if you're a Justin Bieber fan, you could at some point buy a share of his song. (In case you're wondering, you can't "short" a song, these aren't stocks you're buying.) We're going to learn more about how that works in today's conversation. Find out: What artistic decisions did Stone Temple Pilots have to make in order to become a huge success? I take Steve back to the early days, and we find out why early-90's music critics have called him to apologize. How does Vezt fill in the hole that music-sharing created? Fans have become a part of the music promotion process, with Vezt, they'll start getting a piece of the pie. Blockchain companies are hot now, but the blockchain is not always relevant to the business model. What about blockchain technology makes Vezt possible? Love Your Work is now fully listener-supported! Patreon supporters are now covering ALL production costs for Love Your Work! Thank you supporters! To help, go to kadavy.net/donate. Free Creative Productivity Toolbox I quadrupled my creative productivity. Sign up and I'll send you the tools I count on: kadavy.net/tools Feedback? Questions? Comments? I love to hear anything and everything from you. Leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Tweet at me @kadavy, or email me david@kadavy.net. Sponsors http://gusto.com/loveyourwork Show notes: http://kadavy.net/blog/posts/steve-stewart-stone-temple-pilots-vezt/
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
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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...
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.
Video Marketing Mastery with Todd Hartley: Online Video Strategy | YouTube Tips | Video Production
The social media landscape is radically changing and marketers are scrambling to keep up with algorithm and privacy changes. As marketers, many people have gotten used to automating and mass publishing content to their social media audiences, but it looks like the time for those tactics is over. Gone are the days of mass tweeting, click-baiting and carpet bombing your audience with as much content as possible. New changes usher in a day where social media marketers will need to fundamentally change the way they’ve been engaging with their audience. So do we drop social media altogether and focus somewhere else? Is this mountain of changes scaleable, or are Facebook and Twitter trying to destroy your business? The harsh reality is that marketers are going to have to grow up and learn how to engage and delight their audiences. In this episode of Video Marketing Mastery, I talk with Mark Traphagan of Stone Temple about what’s going on with social media and the shifts we think will be vital for social media marketers in the future. We’ll talk about the kind of content, engagement, and interactions that you should have been doing all along to provide value to your audience. So if you’re ready to make the necessary changes to help you win on social media again, you don’t want to miss this episode. Click here to learn more about Mark Traphagen and the Stone Temple Team.
Today's Commexis Cast discusses a new study by Stone Temple that shows people are more open to using voice assistants in public than last year. Greg Sterling on Search Engine Land does a great breakdown of study, which shows that while people are still much more likely to use voice assistants in their home while alone, there has been a solid increase in individuals using voice in public. In addition, about 16% of people use voice search as their first point of contact when making a search query (mobile came ahead with 44% behind search bar searches at 18%). As the individual's preference for voice continues to grow, so too do the opportunities for advertisers to market their services using the features of voice assistants, or to advertise directly on some services. An eMarketer report from December 2017 shows just how willing some people would be to hearing ads through their in-home voice assistants. The answer: quite low. While the user opinion towards direct advertisements on these platforms seems low, the ability to appear in the search results of questions asked by users can still be just as relevant as it is normally on the web, especially with the increased use of voice services. In that same eMarketer report, they state that the "number of voice-enabled digital assistant users in the US will grow from 60.5 million this year to 75.5 million by 2019." Furthermore, "nearly nine in 10 people who had a voice assistant talked to it every day, while one-third said they used it more than five times per day." As voice grows, so too will the platforms ability to help businesses. We'll keep you up to date on voice assistants and voice search going forward. Today's cast: Phillip Brooks (Commexis Lead Strategist) and Matthew McGrorty (Commexis Videographer/Podcaster). Join the Commexis team as we add context to these stories for the busy CMO. All the news you need to know–from our inbox to yours.
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...
Vandaag het gesprek met Romano Groenewoud van SEOgeek. Romano leeft, eet, drinkt, slaapt en ademt zoekmachine optimalisatie. Daarnaast trekt hij als digitale nomade Zuidoost-Azië door om conferenties bij te wonen, te netwerken en kosten te drukken. Door deze twee passies te combineren kan Romano de meest cutting edge SEO campagne aanbieden die ondernemers helpt meer klanten te behalen via Google voor de scherpst mogelijke prijs. Let op! Aan het einde van deze aflevering een mooi kado van Romano speciaal voor jou, een gratis audit van je site en een kosteloos consult. Blijf luisteren. Dit is deel 2 met de serie met Romano, deel is vind je hier. Veel plezier met de inzichten van Romano. Episode 140 Show Notes Je hier met Romano verbinden: Twitter Linkedin https://seogeek.nl/ Transcriptie Erno: Dat is helder, je gebruikt Yoast om jezelf een beeld te geven van wat slim is om te doen maar je moet het niet helemaal doorvoeren want dan komt het te mechanisch over. Gebruik het zodat het leesbaar blijft. Romano: Precies, gebruik het met verstand, een tool is slechts een tool. Erno: Ik heb je website bekeken en ik zie dat je zo'n 8000 links naar je website. Is dat in jouw optiek nog steeds belangrijk? Romano: Kwaliteit over kwantiteit. Kwantiteit is makkelijk te krijgen maar dat zijn geen goeie links. Er zijn veel studies naar ranking factors gedaan, bijvoorbeeld door Stone Temple. Hieruit blijkt dat links nog steeds erg belangrijk zijn. Als je kijkt naar de correlatie tussen de zoekmachine en de linkmetrieken, dan toont dat nog steeds een verband. Website met autoriteit zorgen voor hogere zoekmachine resultaten. Links tellen soms ook dubbel, om die links te meten. 8000 is waarschijnlijk niet helemaal correct, door links op meerdere pagina's. Tools houden hier geen rekening mee. Je kunt beter kijken naar het aantal verwijzende IP adressen. Verschillende websites zijn meer waardevol. Erno: Als je dus veel van die slechte links hebt, is dat slecht voor je website? Romano: Tegenwoordig maakt dat niet zoveel meer uit. Het probleem is zou dan kunnen zijn dat er negatieve SEO komt, veel slechte links naar een website door een bepaald persoon. Dit werkt niet. In Google kun je je aanmelden voor de search console, voor handige data over zaken als structured data en links. In de disavowed tool kun je slechte links aangeven zodat je je hiervan kunt distantiëren. Die websites worden dan genegeerd als er genoeg reports zijn. Het probleem van spam links wordt zo uitbesteedt. Erno: Content van mijn website mag worden gebruikt als de bron maar wordt vermeld. 2 websites nemen mijn content echter gewoon over, heeft dit een negatieve werking op mijn website? Romano: Als het goed is niet, Google is goed in staat om te zien wie als eerst de content heeft gemaakt. Als het echt een scraper website is, die dingen steelt, kan Google die snel vinden en negeren. Erno: Gelukkig, ik las dat het slecht was, maar je stelt me gerust nu. Romano: Wat je wel wilt doen, is op elke pagina een canonical tag opnemen. Daarmee kun je aangeven waar de tekst origineel gepubliceerd is. Zo kan Google zien waar het als eerste gepubliceerd is en kan het die website credits geven. Zo kan je syndicatie toestaan op een legitieme wijze. Erno: Zet dus in de HTML code de oorspronkelijke bron van het artikel, zodat je content van anderen kunt gebruiken zonder elke keer nieuwe content te hoeven maken. Romano: Als je dus Yoast gebruikt, wordt er automatische canonical tags voor je gemaakt. Hier hoef je je dan geen zorgen over te maken. Erno: Hoe krijg ik nou meer, goede links naar mijn website? Romano: Het begint allemaal met de content zelf. Be the content you want to find. Verplaats je in de bezoeker en maak de ultieme pagina voor hem. Mensen moeten er niet omheen kunnen. Dat trekt links aan. Studies met unieke data trekt ook veel links aan, type content bijvoorbeeld.
Vandaag het gesprek met Romano Groenewoud van SEOgeek. Romano leeft, eet, drinkt, slaapt en ademt zoekmachine optimalisatie. Daarnaast trekt hij als digitale nomade Zuidoost-Azië door om conferenties bij te wonen, te netwerken en kosten te drukken. Door deze twee passies te combineren kan Romano de meest cutting edge SEO campagne aanbieden die ondernemers helpt meer klanten te behalen via Google voor de scherpst mogelijke prijs. Let op! Aan het einde van deze aflevering een mooi kado van Romano speciaal voor jou, een gratis audit van je site en een kosteloos consult. Blijf luisteren. Dit is deel 2 met de serie met Romano, deel is vind je hier. Veel plezier met de inzichten van Romano. Episode 140 Show Notes Je hier met Romano verbinden: Twitter Linkedin https://seogeek.nl/ Transcriptie Erno: Dat is helder, je gebruikt Yoast om jezelf een beeld te geven van wat slim is om te doen maar je moet het niet helemaal doorvoeren want dan komt het te mechanisch over. Gebruik het zodat het leesbaar blijft. Romano: Precies, gebruik het met verstand, een tool is slechts een tool. Erno: Ik heb je website bekeken en ik zie dat je zo'n 8000 links naar je website. Is dat in jouw optiek nog steeds belangrijk? Romano: Kwaliteit over kwantiteit. Kwantiteit is makkelijk te krijgen maar dat zijn geen goeie links. Er zijn veel studies naar ranking factors gedaan, bijvoorbeeld door Stone Temple. Hieruit blijkt dat links nog steeds erg belangrijk zijn. Als je kijkt naar de correlatie tussen de zoekmachine en de linkmetrieken, dan toont dat nog steeds een verband. Website met autoriteit zorgen voor hogere zoekmachine resultaten. Links tellen soms ook dubbel, om die links te meten. 8000 is waarschijnlijk niet helemaal correct, door links op meerdere pagina's. Tools houden hier geen rekening mee. Je kunt beter kijken naar het aantal verwijzende IP adressen. Verschillende websites zijn meer waardevol. Erno: Als je dus veel van die slechte links hebt, is dat slecht voor je website? Romano: Tegenwoordig maakt dat niet zoveel meer uit. Het probleem is zou dan kunnen zijn dat er negatieve SEO komt, veel slechte links naar een website door een bepaald persoon. Dit werkt niet. In Google kun je je aanmelden voor de search console, voor handige data over zaken als structured data en links. In de disavowed tool kun je slechte links aangeven zodat je je hiervan kunt distantiëren. Die websites worden dan genegeerd als er genoeg reports zijn. Het probleem van spam links wordt zo uitbesteedt. Erno: Content van mijn website mag worden gebruikt als de bron maar wordt vermeld. 2 websites nemen mijn content echter gewoon over, heeft dit een negatieve werking op mijn website? Romano: Als het goed is niet, Google is goed in staat om te zien wie als eerst de content heeft gemaakt. Als het echt een scraper website is, die dingen steelt, kan Google die snel vinden en negeren. Erno: Gelukkig, ik las dat het slecht was, maar je stelt me gerust nu. Romano: Wat je wel wilt doen, is op elke pagina een canonical tag opnemen. Daarmee kun je aangeven waar de tekst origineel gepubliceerd is. Zo kan Google zien waar het als eerste gepubliceerd is en kan het die website credits geven. Zo kan je syndicatie toestaan op een legitieme wijze. Erno: Zet dus in de HTML code de oorspronkelijke bron van het artikel, zodat je content van anderen kunt gebruiken zonder elke keer nieuwe content te hoeven maken. Romano: Als je dus Yoast gebruikt, wordt er automatische canonical tags voor je gemaakt. Hier hoef je je dan geen zorgen over te maken. Erno: Hoe krijg ik nou meer, goede links naar mijn website? Romano: Het begint allemaal met de content zelf. Be the content you want to find. Verplaats je in de bezoeker en maak de ultieme pagina voor hem. Mensen moeten er niet omheen kunnen. Dat trekt links aan. Studies met unieke data trekt ook veel links aan, type content bijvoorbeeld.
Video Marketing Mastery with Todd Hartley: Online Video Strategy | YouTube Tips | Video Production
So, you’ve decided to start a weekly video series. You work hard to keep your content consistent, and you’re doing your best to improve the quality of your videos… But after a while, you come up against some road blocks. You notice that your new videos aren’t getting the level of engagement that they used to, and you’re not gaining as many subscribers. How do you identify the topics your audience is most interested, avoid running out of ideas, and prevent a growth plateau? At some point in time, most content creators are going to run into at least one (if not all) of these problems. And failing to find a solution can mean a dwindling audience. Or worse — the demise of your series. All of that time and hard work could amount to nothing if you can’t maintain momentum. But the good news is, you probably already have all the tools to improve your video series at your fingertips! You just need to know how to use them correctly. And to point you in the right direction, I’ve invited Mark Traphagen — Senior Director of Brand Evangelism at Stone Temple Consulting and star of the “Here’s Why” video series — to explain how. After 121 videos and counting, Mark and the Stone Temple team have used analytics to maintain the momentum of their video series and grow their business, and he explains how in this podcast episode. So tune in to hear Mark’s insights on producing a long-term video series!
John and Ross discuss how few links make a large difference in some very high volume terms. Quality links are still the key, widespread link building techniques can rarely create the quality links needed to see these types of results. Listen as they break down the Stone Temple Study and the Google AMP Case Study.
John and Ross discuss how few links make a large difference in some very high volume terms. Quality links are still the key, widespread link building techniques can rarely create the quality links needed to see these types of results. Listen as they break down the Stone Temple Study and the Google AMP Case Study.
John and Ross discuss how few links make a large difference in some very high volume terms. Quality links are still the key, widespread link building techniques can rarely create the quality links needed to see these types of results. Listen as they break down the Stone Temple Study and the Google AMP Case Study.
RankBrain Panel Discussion: Blog Posts on RankBrain SEL Coverage on RankBrain RankBrain coverage on SEM Post Bill's coverage on RankBrain More on SEM Post Gary Illyes comments Christine S on RankBrain Bloomberg article Stone Temple on RB myths Word2Vec David's coverage on the Word2Vec patent Word2Vec Project Insights Parameter learning explained (PDF) HummingBird HummingBird post on the DOjo Bill on Hummingbird Other Reading Google Brain project Google Deep Mind purchase Efficient estimation of word representations in vector space Distributed Representations of Words and Phrases and their Compositionality (PDF) “Efficient Estimation of Word Representations in Vector Space” (PDF) Hosts: Terry Van Horne Dave Harry iTunes and the Dojo Radio iPhone App!
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Productive Insights Podcast — Actionable Business Growth Ideas — with Ash Roy
How To Sustainably Generate Creative Content. Develop an Awesome Mindset with Lisa Myers, CEO of Verve Search, Plus Her Favorite Star Wars Quote Lisa Myers is an expert in SEO and content marketing and was introduced to me by Rand Fishkin. She is the CEO of Verve Search and is an internationally respected search marketing expert. She's won a number of prestigious awards, and in 2011, she won the Search Personality of the Year at the UK's Search Awards and most recently, in the European Search Awards, they won the best SEO agency, the best content marketing campaign and the best Pan-European campaign. Verve's unrivaled creativity and attention to detail have seen the company grow rapidly from a small team of passionate enthusiasts to an authoritative global service provided. Share This Episode Click to Tweet Resources Mentioned Click here to download podcast shownotes https://productiveinsights.com/hire http://www.vervesearch.com/ Twitter: @lisadmyers Connect with Lisa on LinkedIn Idioms of the world – Hotel Club campaign Audible Books Mentioned Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking - Malcom Gladwell Related / Mentioned Podcast Episodes: Episode 001: With Neil Patel Founder of KISSmetrics on branding investments mindset, productivity and lots more Episode 002: James Schramko on Recurring Income Models Episode 006: Chris Garrett (Copyblogger) on Content Marketing For Business Success Episode 022: $50 million and counting with Ed O'Keefe Episode 032: Dan Norris on his book content machine Episode 038: Rand Fishkin — Wizard of Moz — on how to create Epic Seo friendly Content Episode 041: Mobilegeddon is here! Is your site more responsive? — With Eric Enge from Stone Temple consulting Episode 050: James Schramko on Frameworks For Business Profitability Episode 052: Kyle Tully on Specific Mindset Techniques to 10X your prices Episode 053: A serial entrepreneur's journey from zero to an eight figure business valuation - with Pratima Aravabhoomi Episode 055: Ezra Firestone On Ecommerce and An Entrepreneurial Mindset Key Points (Timestamps) 00:38 — Intro and overview 02:34 — Huge changes in Google’s algorithms and their effects on SEO marketing 04:08 — “If everyone is drawing a cross, you need to draw a circle.”- Lisa Myers 06:31 — How to use creative content to grow your brand 07:39 — The two strategies in creative content campaigns 09:47 — If your content isn’t working, you need to aim to create content that gets backlinks from higher quality sites (not lower quality sites). 12:15 — Lisa describes Verve Search’s award-winning content marketing campaign. 14:21 — A discussion on guest blogging as an SEO strategy and a business strategy 16:10 — The biggest and most authoritative sites in the Norwegian market 16:47 — The job of an SEO and content marketer is to be a labyrinth walker. 21:21 — The importance of research and how to use it to create great content 23:48 — Rand Fishkin and his take on how to create high-value shareable content 24:22 — Trying to push content that people don’t need is a complete waste of time. 26:19 — Creating good creative content will cover many bases (SEO, PR, social media, etc..). 28:44 — Creating content that doesn’t solve a problem is like building a house by holding a hammer. 29:43 — How to sustainably create epic high-quality content 33:43 — Creating good quality content does involve taking some calculated risks. 34:16 — Doing multiple small campaigns to ‘cover your bases’ is a highly risky strategy. 35:19 — The importance of trusting your instincts 36:45 — Lisa Myer’s favorite Star Wars quote: “Do or Do not – there is no try.” - Yoda 36:55 — Most common challenges people face when engaging in creative content 42:39 — Lisa’s ‘rubber band’ theory when it comes to personal growth and recruitment
The Brand Journalism Advantage Podcast With Phoebe Chongchua
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.
Productive Insights Podcast — Actionable Business Growth Ideas — with Ash Roy
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!
Fri, 20 June 2014 the Regulators Social and SEO News June 20th 2014 Direct download: Regulators-June20-2014.mp3 Category:general -- posted at: 1:09 PM Thu, 5 June 2014 The Regulators: Social and Search News June 5th 2014 Welcome to another episode of the Regulators on SEO Dojo Radio! This week Terry, David and Steve and Ammon hosted "the Regulators" SEO and Social News Hangout covering the Panda 4.0 Hangout with Bill and the Stone Temple boys; Google's 200 ranking factors; first link priority; 5 Panda Proof Internal Linking Strategies; Pandas Penguins and popsicles, Google's John Mueller on Panda and tabs using display-none and more!! Here's the video version (podcast is below that);
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.
Vanessa fills us in on the latest of the Panda 2.3 Update Rollout plus she directs us to a Stone Temple article where she discusses the philosophy that drove the Panda algorithm, and the implications of that philosophy going forward.
10/13/08. 8 mins. Brad actually got physically ill during the live broadcast of this show. And I think I know why.
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