The primary reason some ad campaigns have been so successful is they were placed where consumers could see them. Social media is quickly becoming the most effective tool for reaching consumers where they spend their time. For example, Facebook users average 1400 minutes per month. This is about 46 minutes per day, which equates to about 5% of a person’s waking hours. With over 900 million users, a Facebook ad ...
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WordPress forms the base of almost a sixth of the world’s websites. Its popularity as a blogging tool and a content management system comes from its ease-of-use, versatility, and its wealth of plug-ins that enable a host of features. Though popular, the default WordPress installation is not optimized for SEO; but, thanks to its flexibility, it can be.
As an SEO, I do a lot of reading and writing. Blog posts, How-Tos, outreach messages, content audits In fact, I probably spend about 95% of my work day reading and writing. It’s fantastic. I love it. But I have a confession to make: I am a devoted member of the Grammar Police Force, and I notice almost every mistake people make in their ...
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WordPress is the father of all blogging platforms, at least in terms of usability, functionality, and customization. Of course, there will be some points of contention, but the chances are that the platform will be the one recommended if you ask the question, “Which blogging platform should I use?”
The default templates and settings of WordPress are normally more than good enough. If you have an eye for detail and pay ...
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