Carving a Career in SEO — How NOT to Get Taken for a Ride
Learn how to not get taken for a ride when starting your career in SEO. Jo writes about her experience working client-side, in an agency, and freelancing.
Learn how to not get taken for a ride when starting your career in SEO. Jo writes about her experience working client-side, in an agency, and freelancing.
Recognizing the immense value this group brings to my business, I’m eager to contribute by sharing my unique “Holy Grail Copy” methodology. This approach, though unconventional, has been pivotal in building multi-million-dollar businesses for both myself and my clients. To pique your interest, someone once said about my frameworks: “Your strategies are like Hansel and…
The smartphone is the most expensive device most people own, and the one they use the most. Here’s everything you can’t have, can’t afford and won’t get, right here. Here’s everyone you want to have an argument with, one click away. Here is every piece of bad news we can imagine, much of it imagined…
Ever since then, the idea of starting another affiliate site and getting serious about it has always been in the back of my mind. I’ve just never had the time due to my day to day work at Ahrefs. But… Read more › Post Views: 198
This week’s master is always down for some fun, and he’s got the receipts to show it. “The most fun brand in the world hired us to make them fun,” he grins. “We’re certified fun and we can prove it.” Case in point: When I asked Chandler Quintin for an interview, I failed to mention…
Ever since O. Henry wrote about the Magi, it’s been pretty clear that gifts aren’t about the stuff as much as they are the intent. Holidays where gifts are expected undermine this, because it’s hard to tell where obligation begins and intent fades away. One lightweight and quick alternative to traditional items are digital ones….
“What do you mean AI won’t fix everything?” That conversation with a marketing executive last month sparked my journey into creating this marketing executive playbook for 2025. As I dove into data and interviewed executives across industries, I discovered something surprising: While 56% of marketing leaders believe marketing has changed more in the past three…