
Feels like Kenny Random did this one just for me.
The SEO Give and Take. For months now, I’ve been advising my clients on a content marketing strategy that is genuine, lasting, and helpful (with search engine optimization). Google’s latest update makes my aforementioned presumptions very clear. SEO toying hurts, thought leadership helps.
For as long as I’ve been in the field of websmithing, I’ve watched SEO consultants tailor metadata and high-level back end coding to bolster Google rankings. It is genius but it isn’t sincere and those companies (beneficiaries of SEO consulting) typically have to adjust their websites every time Google has an update.
Meanwhile, social media, blogging, and content-generation (in general) is viewed by most businesses as child’s play. Well consider this, Google is in the business of curating, organizing, and web-crawling for data. Ask yourself this question: Does Google want a static internet or a dynamic one? They want an internet with frequent updates, thought leadership, answered questions, and so forth. In return, they reward those sites with better organic rankings, cheaper advertising costs, optimal social layering, and improved general consumer awareness. It is the give and take of search engine optimization. You better find your company a good copywriter.
Last emphasis mine. You can find me here. Just sayin’.
Love it.
The Captain America Cocktail:
1 part creme de cacao + 1 part blue curacao + 1 part grenadine = 3 parts patriotism
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Ryan Carson, on why he doesn’t own nice stuff any more.
Always been a fan of this guy. (I happened to share a cab with he and his wife once, so I feel as if I can assert that he is, in fact, a very kind person.)
The long and winding road of the Beatles.
Source: ilovecharts
Beautiful.
This week’s cover, “June Brides,” is the artist Gayle Kabaker’s first time in The New Yorker. The magazine’s art editor, Françoise Mouly, found the image through her Blown Covers blog. Every week, Mouly hosts a cover contest on the blog, open to all, with themes that closely mirror those she suggests to her regular contributors, from Father’s Day to books to the theme that reeled this image in: weddings.
Click-through for a slide show of other wedding images submitted to the Blown Covers blog, with Françoise’s comments: http://nyr.kr/OSX5mh
- Undercurrent – The Tablet Future of Magazines (via exitcreative)
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Wouldn’t call them “cool,” but here are some new stats, anyway.
- On getting infographics right, from DailyTekk.
Nice idea.
Coda 2 - The submit button of the order form doubles as a progress bar.
Source: littlebigdetails
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