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Search Engine Optimization is not Dying – Merely Morphing
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4 Reasons to Deploy Content Marketing
Explore Business 2 Community (Apr 16 2012) Content Marketing , Search Marketing , Tips
There are many content marketing evangelists out there and you can certainly add Kuno to that list. We’ve witnessed and documented the positive affects a content marketing campaign can have on an overall inbound strategy. If you’re still on the fence, deciding whether or not to deploy content marketing, consider the below four reasons to finally execute.
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Video: Conversion Optimization - Tuesday's Tips & Tactics
Explore Kuno Creative (Apr 3 2012) Techniques , Tips
Conversion optimization is the process of optimizing a website in order to increase the likelihood of capturing leads, conversions or customers. Specifically, we look at graphical CTAs, CTA placement, textual or content inbedded CTAs, and A/B testing. We also discuss the importance of developing problem solving and unique value propositions as the currency for the lead acquiring quid pro quo transaction.
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Content Marketing Math – Which Organic Search Metrics Count?
Explore Business 2 Community (Mar 22 2012) Content Marketing , Search Marketing , Trends
It’s pretty easy to measure the success of one blog post, whitepaper, video, etc. Most people would look at metrics like visits, views, rankings, inbound links, conversions, so on and so forth. However, how do you measure the effectiveness of an entire content marketing campaign for SEO? How do you know whether the campaign is trending northward month over month?
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9 Inbound Marketing Lessons Learned through the Eyes of a Designer
Explore Kuno Creative (Mar 8 2012) Content Marketing , Search Marketing , Techniques , Trends
Graphic designers around the world are tasked with communicating non-designer’s ideas and concepts in an artistic and eye-appealing manner. These right-brained individuals make the art of inbound marketing look easy and spend much of their time making left-brained folks look good. Below is a mix of marketing graphics produced here in the Kuno labs by Dan, Walt and Jim and the inbound marketing takeaways for each.
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The 14 C’s of Content Marketing
Explore Kuno Creative (Feb 29 2012) Content Marketing , Search Marketing
Over the last few years content marketing has grown substantially. Companies are recognizing the power of telling a story, solving problems and entertaining on the web. In order to deploy content marketing successfully, consider these 14 C’s:
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How to Look Successful in Social Media While Failing at the Same Time
Explore Kuno Creative (Feb 21 2012) Social Marketing
It’s a common misconception that just because someone is “popular” in social media they are successfully using it as a business development channel. Being popular doesn’t equal social media marketing success.
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6 Reasons Why You Have Twitter All Wrong
Explore Kuno Creative (Feb 7 2012) Content Marketing , Social Marketing , Tips , Tools
If any company or brand is active in social media without a content marketing strategy leading the charge they are doomed to waste a lot of time and resources. The only exception to this is if the social media deployment is for customer service only. Otherwise, without consistently deployed content (which resides on the company or brand’s website or blog) to distribute on Twitter conversions, leads and customers will be slight.
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What Black Hat Content Marketing for SEO Looks Like
Explore Kuno Creative (Jan 30 2012) Content Marketing , Search Marketing , Trends
Over the years Kuno has published blog posts, guides and whitepapers documenting black hat inbound marketing tactics and why they should be avoided. One that we’ve failed to mention is called article spinning. This is a tactic by which the perpetrator attempts to take an already existing piece of content and rewrites it in a way to fool the search engines into thinking it is original content. This can be done manually or, in egregious cases, automated with software.
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Debunking Inbound Marketing Groupthink with Multivariate Testing
Explore Kuno Creative (Jan 24 2012) Content Marketing , Technologies , Tools
Multivariate and A/B testing has been around for many years. The process is straight forward – make two or more variations of a webpage and randomly rotate them to visitors over time. Through analytics tracking webmasters can be fairly certain as to which version of the page produces the most desirable outcome.
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The 11 Personas of Inbound Marketing Deniers
Explore Kuno Creative (Jan 19 2012) Content Marketing , Search Marketing , Trends
Over the years we've seen a plethora of objections, reasons why not and push back from people who generally don’t believe in the principals of inbound marketing. Many of these folks have unrealistic expectations and want cheap gimmicky tricks to rank them well in the search engines, produce leads and accelerate their brand. After some thought, it’s clear that most of them fall in one of the 11 personas below.
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Research: Organic B2B Social Media Conversion Rates Revealed
Explore Kuno Creative (Jan 11 2012) Content Marketing , Social Marketing , Trends
Kuno recently dug through 26 months of analytics, chopped them up, diced them, examined every possible angle and generally ran them through the ringer in order to identify and discover missed opportunities, what worked and what didn’t. This post takes a hard look at conversion rates and traffic over the aforementioned time period for social media.
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Search Engine Optimization is not Dying – Merely Morphing
Explore Kuno Creative (Jan 5 2012) Content Marketing , Search Marketing , Trends
It’s no longer good enough to sculpt web pages with keywords, manually build backlinks, deploy SEO programming techniques and audit all competitors for SEO in order to drive organic traffic to a website. It now requires lots of quality fresh content (content marketing), brand engagement in social media (social media marketing) and a much more gracile technical SEO deployment.
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Is it Time to Stop Worrying About Google Keyword Search?
Explore Kuno Creative (Jan 2 2012) Content Marketing , Search Marketing , Tools , Trends
In October 2011 Google announced that, in effect, it would stop delivering information on keyword searches from users who were logged into their Google accounts. The bottom line is that marketers using SEO tools (even Google Analytics) to analyze organic search results can no longer see which keywords were used for a website visit or lead by a logged-in Google user. It's definitely time to stop obsessing about keyword search and click-throughs from the SERP results. Longer term, for the inbound marketing success of your Web presence you should focus on creating original, interesting, relevant content.
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12 Steps to Audit Your Competitor's SEO
Explore Kuno Creative (Dec 29 2011) Search Marketing , Tools
There are over 200 attributes Google looks at in their search algorithm when determining where a website should rank. Many of them are known while others remain mysterious. Additionally, the weight assigned to the attributes in the algorithm and the relationships they have with each other are estimates. Couple that with the fact that the algorithm itself constantly changes and you potentially have a daunting task in auditing competitors’ websites for SEO.
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2012 Will Divide SEO Practitioners Into Two Camps
Explore Kuno Creative (Dec 26 2011) Search Marketing , Trends
This year ushered in perhaps some of the biggest and most important changes to search engines that will segment SEO professionals right down the middle. This isn't about the old white hat versus black hat division either. This post will fundamentally redefine what a 2012 SEO professional should look like while identifying the cause of the division.
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Establishing Google & Bing Click-Through Rates — 8 SEO Take-a-ways
Explore Kuno Creative (Dec 19 2011) Search Marketing , Trends
This fall, Slingshot SEO published A Tale of Two Studies, Establishing Google & Bing Click-Through Rates. The study analyzed the user behavior of more than 170,000 visitors across 624 non-branded keywords. The keywords came from a sample set of over 10,000 keywords and were chosen based on strict criteria and a stable ranking over time. In addition, keywords were derived from over 200 major retailers and enterprise customers.
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