How the game has changed for SEO and blogging
Search engine optimization strategies that used to work no longer do. Bloggers and many websites have been impacted and here's why...
Feedback on your newsletter
You look for clues as to whether your newsletter is landing well, engaging people, right? But how many of the clues you look at are unambiguous?
Non-Profit Web Design & Pivoting in Crises: Refugee Resettlement Organizations
There are nine non-profit organizations in the USA that work with the State Department to resettle refugees. This past August, as the Afghan evacuation took place with the non-profits receiving very little advance notice of the change in schedule...
Amazon, Google, Facebook... Are you Listening?
The New York Times reported today that Amazon and Google are applying for patents to be able to legally listen in to random conversations through your home-based and mobile devices...
Marketing and Higher Purpose Make a Great Couple
Richard Vevers switched from an advertising career to saving coral reefs and set up a non-profit organization which “uses the powerful combination of new technology, media, partnerships, and above all creativity to work at a meaningful speed and scale”. When you’re doing good work of any kind, getting the word out amplifies the benefit of what you are doing. Most non-profit organizations and artists would do well to develop a better marketing effort.
optimizing images for search engines
If you are having a website developed for you or if you are developing one yourself, it is worth paying attention to how the images that show up in Google image search get to be there. Not just for image-search but for the general search engine optimization of your image-rich pages.
how to use google analytics and search console: an introduction to the easy goodies
Two of the things I routinely do when creating new websites is set the site up with Google Analytics and register the site with Google’s Search Console. Google Analytics are far and away the best tool to learn about the actual effectiveness of your website. The first good thing about Google’s counting of visitors to your site is that, unlike many web statistics tools, Google filters out the robots and web-spiders that visit your site and only counts visits from humans.
