The SEO market continues to evolve: In conjunction with fulfilling user expectations, the latest Google updates mean that now, more than ever, the relevance and quality of website content are the deciding factors when it comes to search engine rankings. In other words, search engine optimization and high-quality content increasingly go hand in hand.
In light of these developments, two of the leading international providers in the industry have committed to work even closer together. Textbroker, the world-wide leading content marketplace, and Searchmetrics, the expert provider of award-winning SEO software, have announced their partnership today.
Easy Lunchboxes: success without a budget In 2009 the actress and singer Kelly Lester marketed her own range of plastic breakfast- and lunch boxes. Quite an unspectacular product; but …
Whether it's a mini Darth Vader or Apple's 300% battery, every day articles, videos and pictures pop up on the Internet that enthral and move millions of people and spread across the world like wildfire. The rules that viral messages follow are unclear: It's hard to predict whether content will become a raging success or simply flame out. However, the creator of viral content has several options to help him set a spark that will carry his content to all corners of the world.
In 1891, Dr. Oetker started to print recipes on his packets of bicarbonate of soda. Over time, these recipes were turned into one of the most successful recipe books worldwide. But what makes this a great example for content marketing?
Smartphone, Tablet, Laptop and a Desktop PC in your office – today, this is far from an unusual array of gadgetry. Our daily interactions with the online world has led to a technological breeding ground for Internet enabled devices, each of which offers their own individual screen display and resolution. This diversity has just added to the age-old challenge faced by website owners; namely, how to ensure their site’s layout and content gives their users exactly what they’re searching for. This is where ‘responsive content’ comes in.
